Burnley v Crystal Palace, 10 September 2017

Score1-0 to Burnley
RefereeMichael Oliver
CompetitionPremier League
VenueTurf Moor
Attendance18,862

View Burnley v Crystal Palace head to head

Kick-off: 1.30pm Crystal Palace had now lost three consecutive league games against Burnley for the first time since February 1971 in League Division One.

1 Burnley

0 Crystal Palace

Goals:

Chris Wood 3 G

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Tom Heaton
Defender Matt Lowton
Defender Ben Mee
Defender James Tarkowski
Defender/Midfielder Robbie Brady
Defender/Midfielder Jack Cork
Defender/Midfielder Stephen Ward
Midfielder Steven Defour
Midfielder/Forward Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson
Forward Sam Vokes
Forward Chris Wood

Starting lineup:

Wayne Hennessey Goalkeeper
Scott Dann Defender
Joel Ward Defender
Tim Fosu-Mensah Defender/Midfielder
Jeffrey Schlupp Defender/Midfielder
Yohan Cabaye Midfielder
James McArthur Midfielder
Jason Puncheon Midfielder
Andros Townsend Midfielder
LEE Chung-yong Midfielder/Forward
Christian Benteke Forward

Substitutions:

Nick Pope for Tom Heaton 36
Ashley Barnes for Sam Vokes 64
Ashley R Westwood for Steven Defour 82

Substitutions:

Levi Lumeka for LEE Chung-yong 65
Jaïro Riedewald for James McArthur 81

Cards:

Robbie Brady 34 Y

Cards:

Christian Benteke 75 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Nick Pope
Defender Phil Bardsley
Defender Kevin Long
Defender/Midfielder Ashley R Westwood
Midfielder Scott Arfield
Midfielder/Forward Jon Walters
Forward Ashley Barnes

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Julián Speroni
Defender Martin Kelly
Defender Jaïro Riedewald
Defender Patrick Van Aanholt
Midfielder Luka Milivojević
Midfielder/Forward Sullay Kaikai
Midfielder/Forward Levi Lumeka

Comments:

League position: 7th Burnley ended the day in the top eight of the top division outside of the month of August for the first time since 18 April 18 1975. This was the Clarets' second win in their last eight Premier League games at Turf Moor (lost four). Chris Wood became the first player to score in both of his first two Premier League appearances for Burnley and only the sixth player from New Zealand to start a Premier League game (also Ryan Nelsen, Winston Reid, Simon Elliott, Danny Hay and Lee Norfolk). Burnley manager Sean Dyche said: "We were resolute, that was the key. Palace were the better side today. We didn't get into our stride at all. They played well throughout the game. Sometimes it's just not your day. It's our worst performance of the season so far but the shape of the team, the belief in each other, was on show."

Comments:

League position: 19th Manager Frank De Boer was sacked the day after this game after only four Premier League games in charge. It became the shortest reign in the competition's history breaking the record held by Charlton Athletic's Les Reed in 2006 (seven games). Palace became the first team to lose all of their four opening games of a top division season without scoring a goal since Preston North End in 1924-25 (also Derby County in 1898-99 and Stoke in 1905-06). The Eagles had now failed to score in their opening four games of a league season for the first time in their history. They had now lost eight of their last nine games in the Premier League. Crystal Palace manager Frank De Boer said: "I cannot believe we lost. There is still frustration about the result but not about our performance. The goal we conceded was very disappointing. We have given a lot of sloppy goals away already and that was even worse. We did not give much away, controlled the game and you have to reward yourself by scoring goals. That is what football is about."

1 Burnley

Goals:

Chris Wood 3 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Tom Heaton
Defender Matt Lowton
Defender Ben Mee
Defender James Tarkowski
Defender/Midfielder Robbie Brady
Defender/Midfielder Jack Cork
Defender/Midfielder Stephen Ward
Midfielder Steven Defour
Midfielder/Forward Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson
Forward Sam Vokes
Forward Chris Wood

Substitutions:

Nick Pope for Tom Heaton 36
Ashley Barnes for Sam Vokes 64
Ashley R Westwood for Steven Defour 82

Cards:

Robbie Brady 34 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Nick Pope
Defender Phil Bardsley
Defender Kevin Long
Defender/Midfielder Ashley R Westwood
Midfielder Scott Arfield
Midfielder/Forward Jon Walters
Forward Ashley Barnes

Comments:

League position: 7th Burnley ended the day in the top eight of the top division outside of the month of August for the first time since 18 April 18 1975. This was the Clarets' second win in their last eight Premier League games at Turf Moor (lost four). Chris Wood became the first player to score in both of his first two Premier League appearances for Burnley and only the sixth player from New Zealand to start a Premier League game (also Ryan Nelsen, Winston Reid, Simon Elliott, Danny Hay and Lee Norfolk). Burnley manager Sean Dyche said: "We were resolute, that was the key. Palace were the better side today. We didn't get into our stride at all. They played well throughout the game. Sometimes it's just not your day. It's our worst performance of the season so far but the shape of the team, the belief in each other, was on show."

0 Crystal Palace

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Wayne Hennessey Goalkeeper
Scott Dann Defender
Joel Ward Defender
Tim Fosu-Mensah Defender/Midfielder
Jeffrey Schlupp Defender/Midfielder
Yohan Cabaye Midfielder
James McArthur Midfielder
Jason Puncheon Midfielder
Andros Townsend Midfielder
LEE Chung-yong Midfielder/Forward
Christian Benteke Forward

Substitutions:

Levi Lumeka for LEE Chung-yong 65
Jaïro Riedewald for James McArthur 81

Cards:

Christian Benteke 75 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Julián Speroni
Defender Martin Kelly
Defender Jaïro Riedewald
Defender Patrick Van Aanholt
Midfielder Luka Milivojević
Midfielder/Forward Sullay Kaikai
Midfielder/Forward Levi Lumeka

Comments:

League position: 19th Manager Frank De Boer was sacked the day after this game after only four Premier League games in charge. It became the shortest reign in the competition's history breaking the record held by Charlton Athletic's Les Reed in 2006 (seven games). Palace became the first team to lose all of their four opening games of a top division season without scoring a goal since Preston North End in 1924-25 (also Derby County in 1898-99 and Stoke in 1905-06). The Eagles had now failed to score in their opening four games of a league season for the first time in their history. They had now lost eight of their last nine games in the Premier League. Crystal Palace manager Frank De Boer said: "I cannot believe we lost. There is still frustration about the result but not about our performance. The goal we conceded was very disappointing. We have given a lot of sloppy goals away already and that was even worse. We did not give much away, controlled the game and you have to reward yourself by scoring goals. That is what football is about."