After double success at Turf Moor last week, Burnley play out their third consecutive home game on Wednesday night – 2nd November – when Rotherham United visit East Lancashire (7.45pm KO).
The Clarets are 15 unbeaten in league action, 16 in all competitions, and have won their last three with the most recent a dramatic 2-1 victory over Reading.
Having fallen behind just prior to the hour-mark, Manuel Benson came off the bench to level things up before Anass Zaroury headed home a last-gasp winner in the 94th minute to claim all three points.
At the time of writing, Vincent Kompany’s side top the Sky Bet Championship table having lost only one of their 18 league games so far this term.
Where to Watch?
Tickets remain available for Wednesday night’s game HERE, but if you can’t make it to Turf Moor then we’re pleased to confirm that the EFL’s guidelines permit us to stream the game in all territories except Russia, including the United Kingdom, Channel Islands & Ireland. Buy your live video match pass HERE for just £10! Any queries should be directed by email to burnleytv@streamamg.com Before the action begins, everyone can tune into our live pre-match show which can be found on YouTube at 19:05. Live audio commentary with Phil Bird will then be available from 15 minutes before kick-off – 19:30. And full match reactions & highlights will also 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. Rotherham United
Newly-promoted, the Millers have enjoyed a bright start to life back in the second tier and sit 13th at the time of writing with 22 points from their 17 league games.
14 of those though came prior to 22nd September, the date at which long-serving boss Paul Warne left the Club to take the reins at Derby County in Sky Bet League One.
Warne’s vacancy was filled by Matt Taylor, who departed his own job at Exeter City to join Rotherham, who has since seen the side pick up eight points from his seven games in charge.
The Millers head to Turf Moor on the back of three without a win, losing 1-0 at Cardiff City last time out.
The Last Time we Met
With United yo-yoing between the Championship and League One since, the pair’s last meeting came in the 2015/16 season which saw Burnley win the title and earn promotion to the Premier League.
The Clarets did the double over Saturday’s opponents that year, first winning 2-1 away from home in October 2015 thanks to goals from Andre Gray & Sam Vokes.
Welsh forward Vokes was then on target again, alongside Scott Arfield, in the most recent meeting at Turf Moor in February 2016 when Burnley ran out 2-0 winners.