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  • Burnley make one change with Johann Berg Gudmundsson replacing Jeff Hendrick

  • Leicester City name unchanged side for trip to Turf Moor

  • Clarets could go five points clear of drop zone with victory

Live Reporting

Jay Freeman

  1. A big afternoon awaits

    Burnley v Leicester (15:00 GMT)

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    Can Sean Dyche's side make it three home wins against Leicester in a row?

  2. Targeting another win

    Burnley v Leicester (15:00 GMT)

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    Here's a stat.

    Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers has won four of his past five league games against Burnley and has beat them while in charge of Watford, Swansea and Liverpool.

    However, he has never beaten a team with four different clubs. Could that change today?

  3. Crunch time

    Burnley v Leicester (15:00 GMT)

    Tick tock, the end of the season is a'coming. Today could give some much-needed breathing space to Burnley.

    The Clarets are just two points off the drop zone but, by virtue of Cardiff City not playing this weekend, they could go into the international break with a five-point cushion by beating Leicester.

    However, Brendan Rodgers' Foxes come to town with the chance to bolster their place in the top half.

    Kick-off awaits.

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