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Managerless Burnley moved to within a point of Premier League safety as first-half goals from defenders Connor Roberts and Republic of Ireland international Nathan Collins delivered a 2-0 win over Southampton.
BURNLEY, England: Burnley piled the pressure back on Everton in the Premier League relegation battle with a 2-0 win over Southampton on Thursday (Apr 21), moving them within a point of Frank Lampard's side.
El Burnley se aferró a sus opciones de permanencia y se situó a tan sólo un punto de la salvación tras imponerse este jueves por 2-0 al Southampton, en un encuentro en el que los «clarets» superaron por completo a un rival que llegaba a la cita sin nada ya en juego. Una circunstancia que no tardó en notarse sobre el terreno de juego, pese a que fue el conjunto visitante el primer en tener la oportunidad de marcar en un cabezazo del español Oriol Romeu a la salida de un córner que se marcho fuera por muy poco.
Managerless Burnley moved to within a point of Premier League safety as first-half goals from defenders Connor Roberts and Nathan Collins delivered a 2-0 win over Southampton.
Burnley vs Southampton: The Clarets scored twice in the first half en route to a 2-0 victory and three vital points at Turf Moor on Thursday.
First-half goals from Connor Roberts and Nathan Collins handed Burnley a vital 2-0 win over Southampton, bolstering the Clarets’ hopes of Premier League survival. Victory for managerless Burnley means they are now just one point off safety, on 28 points, behind 17th-placed Everton with six games left to play. Ad/> The first chance of the game landed to Oriol Romeu in the eighth minute, but he could not steer his free header from a corner on goal.
Swansea City boss Russell Martin has warned the club’s supporters that they will probably need to sell on one or two players every year in their quest to remain financially stable and become a successful side, speaking to Wales Online.
