Burnley and Fulham faced off in a highly anticipated Premier League match, with notable historical trends and statistics shaping the narrative. Here’s a comprehensive look at the score, stats, and updates from the clash.
Match Overview: Burnley vs. Fulham
Burnley boasts an impressive record against Fulham at Turf Moor, remaining unbeaten for 29 home league games. Their last loss to Fulham in this venue dates back to April 1951.
Recent Performance
- Fulham has struggled against Burnley in their last five Premier League encounters, with two draws and three losses since August 2018.
- Despite this, Fulham is currently unbeaten in their last 11 matches against newly promoted teams, winning four consecutive games.
Current Season Statistics
Burnley has faced significant challenges this season. They have lost six consecutive matches, matching their longest losing streak since the late 1800s. Last experiencing a longer losing run in January/February 1995, they are now looking to reverse this trend.
- Fulham has lost eight out of 15 matches this season, a concerning statistic given that similar past performances led to relegation in 2013-14, 2018-19, and 2020-21.
- Burnley has seen a considerable rise in goals conceded this season, allowing 30 goals in just 15 matches. This marks a 1.65 increase in goals allowed per game compared to the previous Championship season.
Managerial Insights
Scott Parker, the Burnley manager, faces a tough task, having lost 22 of his last 29 Premier League matches. This current losing streak mirrors a previous run he experienced while managing Fulham.
Key Players to Watch
- Harry Wilson from Fulham has been directly involved in three goals over his last three appearances, showcasing his importance to the team’s attack.
- On the other hand, Burnley’s Zian Flemming has struggled at home, failing to score in six matches, while he has found the net five times in away games.
Conclusion
The clash between Burnley and Fulham highlights crucial patterns and performances that could influence their subsequent matches in the Premier League. As Burnley seeks to end their losing streak, Fulham aims to build on their recent successes against promoted sides.
