Burnley have now recorded a first hat-trick of top-flight wins since 1975 and are still level on points with Liverpool and Arsenal. Both Burnley goals were eminently avoidable. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Ashley Barnes scores Burnley’s second goal of the game during their win over Swansea Photograph: Anthony Devlin/PAUnlike Clement, Dyche is in a golden phase of decision-making. It was the first time since the opening-day victory at Chelsea that Burnley had scored more than once. The closest they came was courtesy of a Burnley player, Matthew Lowton’s cannonball of a volley flying past his own post.

Source: The Guardian November 18, 2017 17:21 UTC