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Burnley boss Scott Parker believes his side had a legitimate goal disallowed in their goalless draw at West Brom on Thursday evening.

Jaidon Anthony's 55th minute header was chalked-off by referee Tom Nield for a push on Albion's Callum Styles.

"It's a goal, there's no two ways about it, the referee's given it from a big distance and the linesman hasn't given it," Parker told BBC Radio Lancashire.

"It's a legit goal - I don't really want to get into that but obviously it's disappointing regarding that decision."

Burnley have now won only two of their past eight Championship matches with five draws along the way which has seen them slip four points behind the automatic promotion places.

"Overall it was a very good performance from us and we're starting to see signs of the kind of team we want to be," Parker added.

"We've had a goal disallowed, we've hit the post, we've had a big chance in the first-half so overall I'm really pleased with where the team are going."

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Burnley forward Lyle Foster could potentially feature in the Clarets' game at West Bromwich Albion on Thursday night pending the outcome of medical scans.

The 24-year-old has been out with a knee problem but is "not too far away" from returning, according to head coach Scott Parker, while fellow forward Nathan Redmond and defender Hjalmar Ekdal are also on the way back to fitness.

Midfielder Aaron Ramsey is "getting there" and in training but still nursing his cruciate ligament injury.

A return for Foster would provide support up top for a side who are struggling for goals, though Parker has said "there is no magic wand" to see progress.

The Clarets have only found the net four times in their past seven matches and failed to register a single shot on target in their 1-0 defeat to Millwall on Sunday, which Parker said was "nowhere near good enough".

"We have some issues now in terms of our attacking side of the game. We are focusing on that more than ever," Parker told BBC Radio Lancashire.

"70 or 80% of our training programme now is around us getting in the final third, trying to improve, trying to get us to be the team we want to be.

"We want to be a free-flowing, dynamic football team."

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West Brom are without a win in their last seven games (D5 L2) following a 1-1 draw at Luton on Friday night and have slipped to sixth in the Championship.

Fourth-placed Burnley suffered only their second defeat of the season when they lost 1-0 at Millwall on Sunday having previously been unbeaten in nine games. The Clarets have now failed to win in three.

• West Bromwich Albion are winless in their last five league games against Burnley (D3 L2) since a 1-0 win in August 2017.

• Burnley are looking for consecutive league wins over West Brom for the first time since August 2007.

• West Brom have kept a clean sheet in six of their last seven league games at the Hawthorns (W3 D3 L1), though have failed to score in their previous three matches there. The Baggies haven't endured a longer such run outside the top flight since April 1939 (4 games).

• Burnley have won just one of their last six midweek league games (D2 L3), though are unbeaten in both such games this season (W1 D1).

• Scott Parker has won both of his previous EFL meetings with sides managed by Carlos Corberan, with Bournemouth beating Huddersfield 3-0 both home and away in the Championship in 2021-22.

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