#3 Burnley continue fine form at home
While they haven’t been stealing the headlines, Sean Dyche’s Burnley have silently been racking up vital points in the League, which see’s them well away from the relegation zone placed 13th on the table. However, 16 of their 17 points this season have all been at home. Turf Moor has certainly been their hunting ground this season.
The Clarets did a fantastic job to pick up all three points against a Bournemouth team that seemed in high spirits after a fantastic win against Liverpool last week. Bournemouth started out well but were shocked by two quick goals from the hosts. Since then it was all Burnley as they beat the Cherries 3-2.
#4 Llorente’s form is a positive for Swansea
Swansea City were pretty active in the summer transfer window signing two Spanish strikers in Borja Baston and Fernando Llorente. However, neither of the players made their mark in the Premier League until Swansea’s game against Crystal Palace where Fernando Llorente scored two late goals to give his side a thrilling victory.
It looks like the striker has been given a morale boost ever since and he has been in fantastic form. A good collective performance from Swansea’s midfield and the attack led by captain Leon Britton gave fans a glimmer of hope that their team could survive the relegation battle after they beat another strong relegation favourite in Sunderland 3-0.
