Burnley decisively defeated Sheffield United (5-0) and achieved their first home win since last May, when they were still playing in the Championship (English Second Division).
The ‘Clarets’, who haven’t scored at home all season and conceded 20 goals in seven games played, beat Sheffield United in a battle of relegation candidates.
Vincent Kompany’s men scored, through Jay Rodriguez, the earliest goal of the season at 16 secondsand they were sentenced before half time thanks to a Dane goal Jacob Brun Larsen.
In case 2-0 wasn’t enough for them, Oliver McBurnie received two yellow cards in the space of eight minutes before the break and the ‘Blades’ were one up as they were ahead throughout the second half.
Former Spanish player Koleosho scored fourth
This is an impossible task for those Paul Heckingbotton look at the scratch of something from Turf Moor and the goals in the last quarter of an hour of Zeki Amdouni, Luca Koleosho and Josh Brownhill They have only worsened Sheffield United’s poor run of form, which has lost eight of its last ten games and not won away from home since May 8, when they were still playing in the Championship.
The ‘Blades’ suffered a fresh blow in their bid for survival and sank a little further as they went into the penultimate; After fourteen games they have five points, while Burnley have their second victory of the season, one against Sheffield United and another against Luton Town, and leave the red lantern of the table.
Kompany’s They finished second last, with seven points, two clear of safety currently marked by Luton.
Source: La Verdad
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