English Premier League - TV and streaming schedules to watch Burnley vs Liverpool

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Agosto 30, 2019 Por Oscar Rojas

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The Reds are the only team with three wins out of their three games. Can Burnley put an end to that streak at Turf Moor?

What is Burnley and Liverpool's form ahead of this match?

Burnley gets to this game after drawing their last match, which extends their current form to two games without a win. The Clarets will try to replicate their previous outing at home, where they defeated Southampton with a 3-0 score.

Liverpool is the only team that has been able to win its three games in the 2019-20 Premier League season so far. Even if they have enjoyed quite a good start of the campaign, Klopp's men need to pay attention to their defense, since they have not been able to keep a single clean sheet in those three clashes.

What is Burnley and Liverpool's position in the English Premier League?

Burnley enters this game in sixth place of the competition, being one of ten teams to have four points to their name. Sean Dyche's men have scored five goals and conceded three, which makes them one of the four teams that have a positive goal differential among those who own four points.

Liverpool makes it to Turf Moor as the Premier League leaders, with a nine-point tally after their three wins. Their previous away game ended in a 2-1 win against Southampton, which proves that Klopp's men can handle their business away from Anfield as well.

Burnley vs Liverpool - Who's in and who's out?

Burnley will have two confirmed absences for this game. Steven Defour and Robbie Brady have been ruled out due to injury, while Johann Gudmundsson picked up a slight calf injury that could see his name added to the injury list, although he will be assessed before the game to determine his availability.

Liverpool will have to face Burnley without two confirmed players, Alisson Becker and Nathaniel Clyne are Klopp's confirmed absences, while Dejan Lovren and Naby Keita may be around to help the Reds in their quest for a fourth straight win.

Burnley vs Liverpool - Head-to-head stats

Liverpool enters this game on an five-match streak without a loss against Burnley, with four of those ending in a win for Liverpool.
Burnley's last win against Liverpool took place three years ago, when the Clarets beat the Reds two-nil on August 20, 2016.
Liverpool's last two trips to Turf Moor have seen the Reds claim two wins: 2-1 in the 2017-18 season and 3-1 in the subsequent campaign.
The last game between Liverpool and Burnley concluded in a 4-2 win for Klopp's men.