Huddersfield Town 0 Burnley 0

 For the second time this season, the two Roses rivals failed to produce a goal as the Clarets were left frustrated by the failure to earn a second-half penalty which would have given them the perfect chance to end a memorable year with a fifth away win.

 With an hour gone of a game Burnley largely dominated, Jeff Hendrick was tripped by Jonas Lossl after going round the Huddersfield keeper and crashed to the ground.

 Referee Paul Tierney opted to give nothing and with Nick Pope taking his number of clean sheets at the other end to 10, the Clarets were left with a share of the spoils and back-to-back draws on the road.

 Unlike the stalemate at Turf Moor in September, this game was not short of incident as the Clarets created chances either side of the break, with substitute Nahki Wells almost winning it late on against his former club.

 And even though, Sean Dyche’s men are now four games without a win, the progress they have made since being held by last season’s Championship play-off winners at the first time of asking was again apparent as they now look forward to entertaining Liverpool on New Year’s Day.

 Not surprisingly after the Boxing Day draw at Manchester United and with James Tarkowski sitting out the final game of his three-match ban, Dyche said ‘same again’ as the Clarets looked to end Huddersfield’s unbeaten three-game run.

 With a solid run behind them, the Terriers started brightly with Collin Quaner forcing Nick Pope into an early save as the Clarets’ keeper touched a rising drive from the German over the crossbar.

 But the Clarets quickly stemmed the momentum and went on to dominate the rest of the opening half.

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