Tag Archives: Phil Bardsley

Burnley v Istanbul Basaksehir

Posted on August 17, 2018 by chadwig3

Burnley 1 v 0 Istanbul Basaksehir (Europa League 3rd Qualifying Round) Burnley hosted another night of European football at Turf Moor this evening, as the Clarets welcomed Istanbul Basaksehir for the second leg of the Europa League Third Qualifying Round. There was a strange atmosphere … Continue reading →

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Burnley v Aberdeen

Posted on August 4, 2018 by chadwig3

Burnley 3 v 1 Aberdeen (Europa League 2nd Qualifying Round 2nd Leg) European football returned to Turf Moor for the first time in over fifty years, as the Clarets welcomed Aberdeen Football Club for the Europa League second qualifying round … Continue reading →

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Aberdeen v Burnley

Posted on July 29, 2018 by chadwig3

Aberdeen 1 v 1 Burnley (Europa League Second Qualifying Round) Burnley returned to European action for the first time in over fifty years with a trip to Scottish Premier League Aberdeen, the game was labelled the “Battle of Britain” with … Continue reading →

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Burnley v Stoke City

Posted on December 13, 2017 by chadwig3

Burnley 1 v 0 Stoke City (Premier League) Clarets manager Sean Dyche has selected the same squad that beat Watford last weekend as the club look to take another three points against Stoke City at Turf Moor, a win would … Continue reading →

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Burnley v Watford

Posted on December 9, 2017 by chadwig3

Burnley 1 v 0 Watford (Premier League) Sean Dyche welcomes his former club Watford to Turf Moor this afternoon as the Clarets look to get back to winning way’s following their defeat Leicester City last week. Burnley had been forced … Continue reading →

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Leicester City v Burnley

Posted on December 2, 2017 by chadwig3

Leicester City 1 v 0 Burnley (Premier League) Burnley arrived at the King Power Stadium unchanged from their midweek win on the south coast at Bournemouth, as they chase their fourth win in six Premier League games. The home side took … Continue reading →

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AFC Bournemouth v Burnley

Posted on November 29, 2017 by chadwig3

AFC Bournemouth 0 v 1 Burnley Former Clarets boss Eddie Howe is celebrating his 40th birthday today, as Bournemouth look to continue their excellent form against his former employer. Sean Dyche makes two changes to the that lost to Arsenal … Continue reading →

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