Burnley faced many difficulties during their away trip to Fulham last weekend. In the first half they suffered many shots from the opponent, but James Trafford and his teammates played well and successfully defended the goal. home team’s net.

Fulham then experienced the cruel rules of football. While they wasted many opportunities, with the first kick on target, Kompany’s team opened the score in the 47th minute, the scorer was Wilson Odobert.

Fulham then tried to find a goal, but when they could not find an equalizer, they had to concede the second goal in the 66th minute, the person who put his name on the scoreboard was Sander Berge. Marco Silva’s students then attacked heavily for nearly 30 minutes of the match, but still could not score. Controlling the ball nearly 70%, finishing nearly 3 times faster than their opponents, but the home team at Craven Cottage still had to lose with a score of 0-2.

By defeating Fulham, Burnley had their third victory in the Premier League this season. They also ended their winless streak that had lasted since October 3. Now the home team at Turf Moor is still ranked 19th on the rankings, the gap with the safety group is 3 points. Kompany’s team is playing better, as evidenced by the fact that 7 of the 11 points they got came in December. Previously, the team that won the English First Division last season defeated Sheffield United 5-0, thereby ending a streak of 7 consecutive defeats at home.

After a 2-0 victory at Fulham’s field, Burnley returned home to take on Liverpool in round 19 of the Premier League. Comments on Burnley vs Liverpool are strongly in favor of the away team, the chance for Kompany and his team to win points is not high. In the most recent match at Turf Moor, this season’s Premier League rookie lost 0-2 to Everton. Burnley will become the first rookie to defeat Liverpool in a match on Boxing Day if they win 3 points at Turf Moor, but statistics show that the home team did not have good results on England’s meaningful holiday. Specifically, they lost 5 of the last 7 matches on Boxing Day.