Former Burnley defender David Unsworth, speaking to BBC Radio Lancashire's post-match show about the Clarets' defensive record this season after Saturday's 3-2 home defeat by Fulham: "They are very soft goals and Burnley are always fighting back in games.

Harry Wilson had a goal and two assists as Fulham handed former boss Scott Parker and his Burnley a 3-2 defeat at Turf Moor on Saturday.

Football Insider exclusively revealed in October that Burnley had no plans to sack Parker despite slipping into the relegation zone in the season’s early stages. However, after their defeat against fellow strugglers Fulham at the weekend, they have dropped to six points from safety and are at risk of being cut adrift.

Fulham will play on the road versus Burnley FC on Saturday, after each lost their most recent game in the Premier League -- to Crystal Palace and Newcastle United, respectively. We provide our prediction for this matchup in the article below.

Former Burnley man Samuel Bastien has made an incredible return to action after coming close to losing his life.

Wissa hasn't played for Newcastle since joining on deadline day while Tonali sustained an injury during the 2-2 draw with Spurs on Tuesday.

Harry Wilson does well to control the ball and loft in a cross to Calvin Bassey for a simple header to give Fulham a 2-1 advantage over Burnley at Turf Moor.

The Clarets boss already has two relegations on his CV, both with Fulham – although the circumstances were very different. He was appointed Fulham’s caretaker boss in February 2019 and was unable to halt their slide into the Championship, but by then most of the damage had already been done.

Following a slow start, Eddie Howe’s side were crying out for a stroke of inspiration — and just after the half-hour mark, it arrived. Bruno Guimaraes, as is so often the case, produced the moment of quality, curling a dipping, inswinging corner over Martin Dubravka directly into the net.