Burnley manager Sean Dyche admits that Fulham were the better side during their 4-2 defeat at Craven Cottage, with Aleksandar Mitrovic, who scored twice, "the best player on the pitch". Watch highlights of Sunday's Premier League matches on Match of the Day 2 from 22:30 BST on BBC One and the BBC Sport website.
Sean Dyche admitted he was unsure whether Burnley's disallowed goal should have stood in their 0-0 draw at Southampton. Jack Cork scored for the Clarets after the whistle had gone for an offside at St Mary's, with replays showing the decision to disallow his strike was very close - but Dyche conservatively said he wasn't sure whether he had reason to be unhappy with the decision. He said: "It's very tight. I don't know what VAR would make of that, and I'm a big fan of that. I'm not crying over that, but you just hope that over the course of
Sean Dyche happy to beat Watford despite Burnley playing below best Published: 05:35 EDT, 8 April 2018 | Updated: 05:48 EDT, 8 April 2018 Burnley boss Sean Dyche commended his side for finding a way to win when they were below their best. The Clarets posted their fourth successive Premier League victory when they beat Watford 2-1 at Vicarage Road on Saturday to maintain their European hopes for next season. It was not a vintage performance by any means as Watford were the better team and led through Roberto Pereyra's 60th-minute strike, but two goals in three second-half minutes from Sam Vokes - 22 seconds after coming off the bench - and Jack Cork kept Burnley's run going. Burnley boss Sean Dyche commended his side for winning when they were below their bestDyche said: 'We had a strong mentality. It was a good win for different reasons, especially after making a couple of changes.'It is hard to question the performance because we were very good at West Brom, we were very good second half at West Ham, very good against Everton, so it is hard for us to ... --------------------- DONT FORGET SUBSCRIBE FOR ME : https://goo.gl/r8kgfa
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Burnley 1-1 Southampton: Manolo Gabbiadini rescues Saints with late goal after Ashley Barnes looked to have headed hosts to victory.If European football is the aim for Burnley then they are going a difficult way about it.Sean Dyche and his players could do no wrong earlier in the season but Burnley were without a win since December before Ashley Barnes’ goal gave them hope of ending that torrid run.It was, of course, blown away in controversial circumstances when Southampton substitute Manolo Gabbiadini scored after appearing to drag Kevin Long to the ground before firing past goalkeeper Nick Pope.
Burnley boss Sean Dyche is disappointed to come away with only a draw against Southampton at Turf Moor, after the Saints' scored a controversial equaliser and Ashley Barnes had a late penalty appeal turned down. Subscribe for more...