Burnley welcome Millwall to Turf Moor on Tuesday night for the first of two games in a little over 72 hours.
Kick-off against the Lions comes at 19:45, three days and 15 minutes prior to kick-off away at West Bromwich Albion on Friday night.
But, for now, full focus is on Millwall and Vincent Kompany’s side head into Tuesday evening’s encounter on the back of a 5-1 win at Wigan Athletic on Saturday.
Josh Brownhill bagged a brace with Jay Rodriguez, Nathan Tella and Samuel Bastien also all on target as the Clarets ran riot at the DW Stadium to pick up a first league win in five.
Where to Watch?
Tickets are still available to buy online and in person at the Burnley FC ticket office for the visit of Millwall. We're pleased to confirm that the EFL’s guidelines allow us to live stream tomorrow's game, and as usual, our pre-match show can be found on YouTube, Twitter & Facebook at 19:05. Live audio commentary will then be available from 15 minutes before kick-off – 19:30 – with Phil Bird and special guest Roger Eli. Full match reactions and highlights will be available to view after the game on Clarets+* and on our social channels. * This is part of our FREE Clarets+ subscription package – see all of our available packages HERE. Millwall
Gary Rowett’s side have started the season with seven points from their opening six games in the Sky Bet Championship.
This their sixth consecutive season as a second-tier Club, Millwall have thus far won twice, losing three and drawing one.
Two of those three defeats to date have been in their previous two, losing 2-0 away at Norwich City and most recently 1-0 at home against Reading.
Rowett’s side were also knocked out of the Carabao Cup in Round One by Sky Bet League One outfit Cambridge United.
The Last Time We Met
Burnley and Millwall haven’t met in a league match since February 2014, when Danny Ings struck twice at Turf Moor in a 3-1 win.
The pair have come face to face more recently in the Carabao Cup however, with the Clarets winning a Third Round tie at the Den in September 2020.
Josh Brownhill scored his first goal for the Club that night with a stunner on the stroke of half time, while Matej Vydra added a second late on to seal a 2-0 victory.