Burnley 3 Sheffield Wednesday 1
By Burnley FC
September 12 2015
The Clarets recorded a third straight win in the league, beating Sheffield Wednesday 3-1 at Turf Moor in Sean Dyche's 50th win as Burnley boss. David Jones' classy first half opener was cancelled out by Atdhe Nuhiu, before two goals in the last 11 minutes from Matt Taylor and record signing Andre Gray sealed Burnley's win.
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Dyche named an unchanged side that beat Bristol City 2-1 a fortnight ago, meaning Gray made his home debut for the club. And it was the perfect start for the Clarets, who took the lead in the seventh minute. Jones was fouled just outside the box as he spun his marker and the midfielder dusted himself off before perfectly finding the top corner with the resulting free-kick. However, after two chances there were two goals as Wednesday hit straight back! Daniel Pudil’s superb ball into the mix was clinically put away by Nuhiu, the towering striker’s header flew past a helpless Heaton. A frantic moment in the box almost put the Clarets back in front on the half hour mark. Scott Arfield’s shot from the edge of the area was scuffed and fell to Michael Keane, but the Clarets defender and current top scorer couldn’t convert the chance.
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Burnley;
Heaton, Darikwa,Duff,Keane,Mee,Boyd,Jones,Arfield,Kightly,Vokes,Gray.
Subs; Lowton,Taylor,Hennings,Gilks,Ward,Long,Anderson.
Sheffield Wednesday:
Wildsmith,Palmer,Lees,Loovens,Pudil,Lee,Hutchinson,Wallace,Forestieri,
Bannan,Nuhiu.
Subs; Turner,Semedo,Matias,Helan,Lucas João, López,Price.
Jones and Matt Taylor
he has worked hard to get one today.

Bring on the Rams
Prediction League Champion 2007-2008
We will need to improve but that's 3 wins in the bounce.
Gray was terrific. Darikwa is like lightning.
And the rest even though being battered never lay down.
Wonder if Joey will get 10 minutes on Tuesday?
Boyd and or Kightly must surely be on borrowed time if and when Barton comes in.
At the moment we look miles away from where we were two years ago, but I keep thinking about United last season, they weren't the United of old, in fact at times they were awful, rubbish, but they still finished 4th. We aren't playing well but we're still 5th, watch out when we do hit our straps.
Been away for a few days so just catching up.
What was with the high crowd?
I was once prepared to die for Queen and country but I have always had to pay
to go on turf.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2015:09:14:00:33:26 by fulledgelad.
I did wonder, because the away allocation now seems to be down to about 2,500, strange given that stand can accommodate 4,000.
I mean I know we're doing well but over 17,000 is more than I'd expect at this stage of the season.
