Burnley have only lost one of their last six home league games against Leeds United (W3 D2), although are winless in their last three (D2 L1) since a 1-0 Championship victory in April 2016.

Leeds have only lost one of their last six league meetings with Burnley (W3 D2), although failed to score in both Championship meetings between the two sides last season (D1 L1).

Premier League games between two newly promoted clubs have been won by the home side on each of the last three occasions, including Burnley beating Sunderland 2-0 earlier this season. Only three of the previous 19 top-flight games between promoted sides had seen home wins before this (5 draws, 11 away wins), while there hasn’t been four successive home wins in such fixtures since April to December 2012.

Burnley have conceded the second-most goals in the opening seven Premier League games this season (15, behind only West Ham), and just one fewer than they shipped in 46 Championship matches in 2024-25. In Football League history, the only side to concede their previous season’s tally within their first eight games of a campaign were Liverpool in 1894-95 (first 7).

After beating Wolves 3-1 in September, Leeds United are looking to win consecutive Premier League away games for the first time since April 2022 under Jesse Marsch. The Whites have, however, kept just one clean sheet in their last 24 away games in the top-flight (51 goals conceded), doing so via a 0-0 draw at Newcastle in December 2022.

Burnley are averaging just 35.3% possession in the Premier League this season, the third-lowest by any side in a campaign on Opta’s records in the division (from 2003-04), ahead of only Cardiff in 2018-19 (33.9%) and Sheffield United in 2023-24 (35.0%).

Leeds United have named the exact same starting XI in each of their last four Premier League games. The Whites last named the same XI in more consecutive matches in the competition from April to August 1995 (8).

This game sees Burnley’s Scott Parker face Leeds’ Daniel Farke – the bottom two managers for Premier League points-per-game averages of any to oversee 50+ games in the competition’s history, with Parker averaging 0.75 (P59 W10 D14 L35) per game and Farke 0.61 (P56 W8 D10 L38).

Burnley have had 56 shots in the Premier League this season, of which Jaidon Anthony has been directly involved in 19 (12 shots, 7 chances created), a ratio of 34%. Only Erling Haaland for Manchester City (38%) has been involved in a higher proportion of a side’s shots so far.

Anton Stach is one of only seven players to both attempt 10+ shots (12) and create 10+ chances from open play (10) in the Premier League this season, leading all Leeds players in both metrics.