Burnley 0 v Leicester City 2


By Burnley FC
March 1 2022

Clarets lose out to Leicester at Turf Moor Burnley suffered their first defeat in four Premier League matches as Leicester City won 2-0 at Turf Moor on Tuesday night (1st March).

 On his return to the side, winger Maxwel Cornet thought he had given the Clarets a first half lead but had a goal ruled out for offside, with the Foxes netting twice in the last 10 minutes to earn three points.

 Clarets manager Sean Dyche made three changes to the side which drew 1-1 away at Crystal Palace last Saturday, with Cornet, Ashley Westwood and Charlie Taylor all returning after spells on the sidelines.

 Young striker Lewis Richardson was also named on the bench having signed a contract extension with the Clarets recently.

 Meanwhile, visitors Leicester came into the game on the back of a free weekend due to Chelsea’s involvement in the Carabao Cup final, but made four changes from the team which won away at Danish Side Randers in the UEFA Conference League last Thursday.

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MATCH REPORT

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Burnley 0 v Leicester City 2
Discussion started by TheLongside.co.uk , 01/03/2022 23:49
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01/03/2022 23:49
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Foreverclaret
01/03/2022 23:53
Oh well it had to come to an end and it just had to be bleedin Jamie Vardy.
Not sure Sean should have brought Max in but hey ho too many games in such a short space of time have done for us.
Chelsea up next so can't be too difficult can irt?

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bhurdwaz mungur
03/03/2022 07:41
this match meant much to me .i was as if heart broken after having known the unwarranted result of the match.hope they recover for the coming matches.

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BC3
03/03/2022 10:06
We're in a relegation battle, it won't be easy, no matter the recent results we're not one of the better teams in this league and we'll lose a few more before the end of the season.

As always there's the strong possibility that there will be three teams worse than us, and there are already two of them in Norwich and Watford, we just want one of Everton, Leeds or Brentford to really implode and we're safe as houses. smoking smiley

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fulledgelad
03/03/2022 19:23
Most players do seem to be up for the battle, but we need better quality and a lot of bleeding luck.

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