Let's bring up to date with today's team news. After naming the same starting line-up for five successive games, Burnley boss Sean Dyche is forced into two changes. Ashley Barnes is suspended and Sam Vokes injured, so Lukas Jutkiewicz partners Danny Ings in attack, and Matty Taylor comes in on the wing for his first start since August.

Burnley XI: Heaton; Trippier, Duff, Shackell, Mee; Boyd, Jones, Arfield, Taylor; Ings, Jutkiewicz.

With Leicester climbing off the foot of the table, it's Burnley who now occupy last place. Sean Dyche has done a terrific job in making the Clarets competitive on a mini-budget - taking points off Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City this season - but the goals have dried up at the wrong time. Dyche's side found the net in four games, while leading scorer DannyIngs is going through a barren spell.

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Nigel Pearson's side looked doomed at the start of April; seven points from a position of safety, with just nine games left.

Three successive wins later, and the great escape is on. West Ham, West Brom and Swansea have been beaten since the beginning of the month. After 140 days, Leicester have finally climbed off the bottom; a win at Burnley today could lift them out of the relegation zone.

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Since the Premier League was formed in 1992, only two teams have avoided relegation after being bottom on Christmas Day. Bryan Robson (above) led West Brom to a remarkable escape in 2004-05, and Sunderland did it last season.

Could Leicester be about to follow them?