MATCH FACTS Date – 10th September 2017 Venue – Selhurst Park Attendance – 18,862 Referee – Michael Oliver Bookings – Brady, Benteke Goals – Wood (3) Star Eagle – Yohan Cabaye (7.9) TEB VERDICT An early catastrophic defensive error proved to be the difference between the two sides but this

This weekend sees a welcome return to Premier League action, unless you are a fan of a club that has yet to get off the mark this season that is. The Eagles travel to Turf Moor in a live televised fixture at the venue that has seen a number of

Following a short break for international football, the Premier League returns with Palace heading to Turf Moor. TEB had a chat with Lancashire Telegraph reporter Tyrone Marshall to get the latest from Burnley. Q. How do you assess last season for Burnley in the Premier League? It was a very

MATCH FACTS Date – 29th April 2017 Venue – Selhurst Park Attendance – 25,013 Referee – Robert Madley Bookings – Benteke, Zaha Goals – Barnes (8), Gray (85) Star Eagle – Patrick van Aanholt/ Wilfried Zaha (7.4) TEB VERDICT Disappointing result and a frustrating display from the Eagles as the

Despite the narrow defeat to title chasing Spurs in midweek, the target remains to continue the recent run of great form and secure mathematical safety sooner rather than later. While many suspect thirty-eight points will be just enough to see the Eagles enter their fifth consecutive season in the Premier

In the penultimate Premier League match of the season at Selhurst Park, the Eagles welcome Burnley to South London so we had a chat with Tyrone Marshall from the Lancashire Telegraph to get the lowdown on the Clarets. Q. The last time the two sides met, Burnley won 3-2 at Turf Moor

MATCH FACTS Date – 5th November 2016 Venue – Turf Moor Attendance – 19,196 Referee – Anthony Taylor Bookings – Marney, McArthur, Delaney Goals – Vokes (2), Gudmundsson (14), Wickham (60), Benteke (81), Barnes (90) Star Eagle – Andros Townsend/ Christian Benteke (7.9) TEB VERDICT Once again it was defensive

A trip up North for the Eagles as they bid to end a winless run of four matches including three defeats against a Burnley team that seem better prepared for their Premier League assault this time around and already clocking up good home wins against the likes of Liverpool and

It has been a swift return to the Premier League, just a one season absence spent in the Championship has paid dividends for the Turf Moor club. Boss Shaun Dyche will be hoping that both he and his team have learnt from their previous foray at the top table as

It is a warm welcome back to the Premier League for Burnley so ahead of this weekend’s trip to Turf Moor, we caught up with Jamie Smith from the excellent No Nay Never. Q. What were your hopes and dreams for the new season before a ball was kicked? Survival!