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On 12 July, Burnley announced their pre-season schedule. [90] The details of most of Burnley's pre-season friendlies were not released. However, Heart of Midlothian head coach Steven Naismith revealed that Burnley and Hearts played two matches against each other, both lasting 75 minutes, with Burnley winning one game 1–0 and the other ...
Burnley hold the better head-to-head record, as the side have won 45 games to Blackburn's 41. [120] Burnley's closest geographic rivals are actually Accrington Stanley, but as they have never competed at the same level—although defunct club Accrington did—there is no significant rivalry between them. [122]
Burnley; 2004–05 season; Chairman: Barry Kilby: Manager: Steve Cotterill: Championship: 13th: League Cup: 4th Round: FA Cup: 5th Round: Top goalscorer: League: Robbie Blake (10) All: Robbie Blake (13) Highest home attendance: 21,468 v Blackburn Rovers (20 February 2005) Lowest home attendance: 5,013 v Wolverhampton Wanderers (21 September ...
On 7 April 2023, Burnley secured promotion back to the Premier League with seven matches remaining—a Championship record—following a 2–1 win at Middlesbrough. [2] During the season, the team won 10 league matches in a row, equalling the Championship record. [ 3 ]
In the lead up to the return fixture in March 2010, the police allegedly foiled a plot by Burnley fans to paint Blackburn midfielder David Dunn's house claret and blue. [26] In May 2012, during Blackburn's home game against Wigan Athletic, Burnley supporters arranged a plane to fly over Ewood Park which read — In Venky's we trust-Burnley SU ...
Here are the key facts and figures before Sunday's game between West Ham United and Burnley in the Premier League. West Ham are unbeaten in their past five Premier League games against Burnley (W3 ...
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The 2008–09 season was Burnley's 9th season in the second tier of English football. They were managed by Owen Coyle – his second season since he replaced Steve Cotterill on 8 November 2007. Burnley finished fifth in the league but were promoted to the Premier League after winning the Football League Championship playoffs. It was the first ...