Burnley manager Sean Dyche has vowed to keep fighting in the battle to beat the drop despite a damaging weekend of results for his side. The Clarets were beaten 2-0 by bottom of the table Norwich City, while both Everton and Leeds United secured victories, to open up some breathing space between themselves and the bottom three.
Dyche’s men play three times before Leeds are next in action as they face matches against West Ham United, Southampton and Wolves. But with Everton’s difficult run of games, it will be the Toffees that Burnley have their eyes on catching, with Dyche remaining adamant his side still have what it takes to beat the drop.
He said: "We are still fighting. The league table hasn't changed dramatically so now it is about taking the next eight games on. That will be the focus. Nothing's done, nothing is agreed or finished.
