Relegation threatened Burnley fell to a 1-0 defeat at home to in-form Arsenal in the Premier League on Saturday but while manager Sean Dyche believes his side can survive, they will need to discover a greater threat in attack. The East Lancashire club, who have by far the lowest budget in the top flight, kept it tight and disciplined at Turf Moor but created few chances, rarely threatening to end Arsenal's winning streak, which is now extended to eight games. "It is those real cutting edge moments of quality and that is where sometimes we haven't delivered that final cross, final pass or final finish," Dyche told the BBC. The Arsenal game concluded their fixtures against what Dyche calls the 'Super Powers' of the league and they now have six matches against teams they will believe they can pick up points.
Saturday, 11 April 2015
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