Sean Dyche's men head to Crystal Palace in search of their first Premier League away win of the season - and what a time it would be to get it...
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The Premier League, EFL and PFA met today (Friday 27th March) to discuss the growing seriousness of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sean Dyche says his players are ‘ticking over’ as they wait for any possible green light to resume their Premier League campaign.
The Clarets’ squad is hitting the phones to stay in touch with fans and older members of the community.
Burnley Football Club is saddened to hear of the loss of former Clarets player Frederick (Freddie) Smith at the age of 77.
Burnley Football Club can confirm that it will continue to pay all matchday and non-matchday casual workers during the current football shutdown brought about by the coronavirus pandemic.
While the Clarets and football in general undergoes a shutdown, there is one side of the club’s playing operation that is able to work overtime – the scouting department.
Clarets captain Ben Mee has urged everyone to stay safe as he joins the masses working from home during the coronavirus outbreak.
Manager Sean Dyche has outlined the Clarets’ approach to the Premier League shut-down as he and his squad deal with the coronavirus crisis.
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