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Bournemouth were held to a stalemate at Turf Moor as Burnley set an unwanted club record for consecutive home league games without a victory. Saturday afternoon’s draw means Burnley have now gone 11 straight league matches at Turf Moor without a win, with their last victory coming in a 2–0 win over Leeds on 18 October. Evanilson had an effort cleared off the line, while Jaidon Anthony struck the crossbar during the first half. David Brooks also had late chances to secure the

Burnley look to chase safety as the Cherries set their sights on Europe. As these two sides meet this Saturday afternoon, there is no doubt that both Scott Parker and Andoni Iraola will view this fixture as a big opportunity to kick-start their teams’ run-ins to the end of the season albeit for very different reasons. Burnley aim to cling onto the survival fight, while Bournemouth’s attention is firmly focused on climbing further up the table and pushing into the European pla

Everton knew before kick-off that this was about responsibility. Three points were not a luxury. They were a requirement. With the season tightening and home fixtures carrying added weight, the Hill Dickinson Stadium expected authority. What it got, at least initially, was tension. The opening exchanges were scrappy. Loose touches. Broken rhythm. Burnley arrived with clarity in their mission: sit deep, stay compact, delay the inevitable. With survival hopes hanging by a threa