Tom Gayle
BBC TV at Turf Moor

Burnley are certainly not renowned for their goalscoring this season, only Sheffield United have found the back of the net fewer times, but I’m watching in awe at the warm up as Dwight McNeil, Jay Rodriquez, Robbie Brady and Johann Gudmundsson all in turn ‘put it in the spot where the keeper can’t save um’ “

That could well be more interesting than the actual match to be honest.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Lawro is predicting a 2-0 Burnley victory tonight,

Back when this game was meant to be played, at the very beginning of the year, The Farm singer Peter Hooton went for a 0-0 draw.

To up the stakes even further, Lawro and Hooton are drawing 70-70 at the moment with just this fixture remaining from week 17, so there is a LOT riding on this game tonight - and not just the points in a relegation battle at Turf Moor.

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Burnley

New owner Alan Pace is making an impression at Turf Moor.

Last week the American confirmed Burnley would be fully integrating their women's team into the Barnfield training complex. Before that, Pace unveiled their plans for a global talent search using a mobile phone app.

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Simon Stone found out here

I was going to say I don't recall Pavel Pogrebnyak going to Fulham after Tottenham but he didn't even play for Tottenham - I was thinking of Roman Pavlyuchenko wasn't I?

It's been a long week already.

Fulham

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Following his brace last time against Everton, Josh Maja is looking to become the first Fulham player to score in each of his first two starts in the Premier League since Pavel Pogrebnyak February 2012.

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Fulham

Burnley are unbeaten in their last 30 home meetings with Fulham in all competitions (W25 D5), their longest ever unbeaten run against an opponent at Turf Moor in their history. Their last such defeat was back in April 1951 (0-2).

Burnley

Burnley manager Sean Dyche to Sky Sports: "These are helpful games but trust me, we have to do more than just win this one.

"A lot of Fulham's preformances have been cagey, not as open as they were at the start of the season. We'll have to wait and see what they bring to the game.

"Ben Mee is fine but the rules state that he can't play. We have had so many injuries all season, this is not new territory for the players.

"They all know who they are and who is playing."

Fulham

Fulham boss Scott Parker to Sky Sports: "We have to build on that, it was a vital result and a good performance against Everton. What comes now is a very tough game for us.

"We want the same performance and ultimately, the same result. Confidence is not an issue with this team, I don't doubt our belief.

"The team were excellent against Everton so it was an easy decision to leave it unchanged. This is a big opportunity for us, every game from now on is massive for us. We have drawn a lot of games and we need wins now."

Burnley: Pope, Lowton, Tarkowski, Long, Taylor, Gudmundsson, Westwood, Cork, McNeil, Barnes, Rodriguez.

Subs: Brownhill, Brady, Peacock-Farrell, Norris, Bardsley, Dunne, Benson, Driscoll-Glennon, Mumbongo.

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Fulham: Areola, Tete, Andersen, Adarabioyo, Aina, Loftus-Cheek, Reed, Lemina, Lookman, Maja, Reid.

Subs: Hector, Odoi, Rodak, Ream, Ivan Cavaleiro, Onomah, Zambo, Kongolo, Robinson.

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All Premier League fixtures will remain available to watch live in the UK until fans are allowed to return to stadiums.

Games will continue to be broadcast by Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Video and the BBC.

Broadcast selections for March and for the rearrangement of previously postponed games will be announced in due course.

On Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to announce how the current lockdown in England will be eased.

Premier League football has been played behind closed doors since the 2019-20 season resumed in June following the first coronavirus lockdown.

Burnley

Burnley skipper Ben Mee misses out with concussion so Kevin Long gets a rare start, and Charlie Taylor comes in at left-back for Erik Pieters.

Fulham are unchanged from the team which beat Everton last time out.

It's still a long way from over but...

A win for Burnley tonight would leave the bottom three a mere speck in their rearview mirror.

If Fulham can go back-to-back then they really will start to believe.

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