Highlights
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Sheffield Wednesday return to action on Wednesday (24) when they visit Manchester United. Burnley will also play Manchester United away, but on Saturday (27).
END OF MATCH
Burnley beat Sheffield Wednesday away from home and pick up three important points in the Premier League!
45'
Bogle, on Ahmedhodzic's pass, managed to hit the ball into the right corner, but Muric saved it and saved Burnley from a second goal!
39'
Substitution for Burnley: Foster and Odobert out for Fofana and Amdouni.
36'
Foster felt an injury and was treated on the pitch.
33'
A double substitution for Sheffield Wednesday: out came McBurnie and Hames for Norwood and Brooks.
31'
Yellow for Osborn, for a foul on Cullen.
28'
Brownhill struck from distance and sent the ball over the goal.
26' GOAL FOR BURNLEY
Cullen got the pass to Gudmundsson, who had just come on, for the finish in the left corner, turning the win into a rout!
25'
Substitutions for both teams. For Sheffield, Vinícius Souza came off and Archer came on. For Burley, Vitinho came off and Gudmundsson came on.
21'
Vitinho headed in Odobert's cross into the right corner, but Grbic made another save!
21'
Breteon managed to finish from distance, but into Muric's hands.
15'
Substitution for Burnley: Larsen out, Brownhill in.
13' GOAL FOR BURNLEY
And Sheffield's joy lasted exactly six minutes, as Assignon found the pass for Foster to shoot into the right corner, putting Burney two goals ahead once again!
10'
Brereton received a pass in the box and shot wide, but Muric prevented the equalizer!
7' GOAL FOR SHEFFIELD
Hamer received McAtee's pass and hit a powerful shot into the right-hand corner to reduce the deficit and put the game on fire!
4'
McAtee recebeu o passe de Hamer e chutou forte no canto esquerdo, mas Muric defendeu e evitou o gol.
SECOND HALF STARTS
The players return to the pitch and the ball rolls for the second half of the match!
END OF FIRST HALF
With two goals in two minutes Burnley take a 2-0 lead and go on to take three points away from Sheffield Wednesday!
44'
Foster, from Cullen's cross, hit it hard, but sent it over the goal. Sheffield felt the blow and were no longer able to dominate the game.
40' GOAL FOR BURNLEY
And here comes the second! Vitinho found the pass to Assignon, who hit it hard into the right corner, scoring Burnley's second goal away from home!
38' GOAL FOR BURNLEY
And if you don't do it, you take it! On the ensuing break Larsen hit a powerful shot into the left-hand corner to open the scoring for Burnley!
37'
Now it was Hamer's turn to shoot and Muric saved another Sheffield goal.
33'
McBurnie, on Hamer's pass, hit the ball hard into the middle of the goal, but Muric saved.
30'
Foster headed in Assignon's cross, but Grbic saved.
26'
Trusty got his head to McAtee's cross, but Muric saved it!
24'
Larsen, on a pass from Berge, got in a strong shot and sent the ball in from the left.
21'
Vitinho, on Larsen's cross, headed the ball to the right of the goal.
18'
Brereton, once again, shot fort and saw Muric save in the left corner!
15'
Brereton got a strong header on the cross, but Muric saved!
11'
After the first danger, the game became lukewarm again.
8'
McBurnie, on McAtee's cross, got his shot away, but Muric saved!
4'
The game starts with a lot of fouls, stuck in midfield.
HERE WE GO
The players appear on the pitch and the ball rolls for the first half of the match!
Referee
Andy Madley will be the referee for the match, with Gary Beswick and Adam Nunn as assistants. The VAR will be led by Tim Robinson, with Harry Lennard as assistant.
FA Cup
The FA Cup semi-final between Manchester City and Chelsea today and Coventry City and Manchester United tomorrow. Remember that you can follow all these games in real time here on VAVEL!
PL
This round of Premier League matches will be shorter due to the FA Cup. Today we have Luton Town v Brentford and Wolverhampton v Arsenal. Tomorrow we have Everton v Nottingham Forest, Crystal Palace v West Ham, Aston Villa v Bournemouth and Fulham v Liverpool.
Retrospect - part 3
The last time the two sides met, in December 2023, Burnley hosted Sheffield Wednesday and didn't let their opponents down, winning 5-0 with goals from Rodríguez, Larsen, Amdouni, Koleosho and Brownhill.
Retrospect - part 2
Sheffield have hosted Burnley in 63 games, with 39 wins, 18 draws and six defeats. In the Premier League, Sheffield have played Burnley in 36 games, winning 22, drawing 10 and losing four.
Retrospect - part 1
Sheffield Wednesday and Burnley have played 130 times in their history, with the home side winning 52 times, 33 draws and 45 wins for the visitors. In the Premier League there have been 73 games, with Sheffield winning 29, Burnley 26 and 18 draws.
Warm-up
The players appear on the pitch to begin their warm-up.
Bramall Lane
Today's match will take place at Bramall Lane. Considered the world's first soccer stadium, Sheffield Wednesday's home in South Yorkshire has a capacity of 32,000 and was built in 1855, having undergone renovations in 1966, '75, '91, '94, '96 and 2006 to reach what it is today!
Burnley lined-up!
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Sheffield United lined-up!
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O'Shea!
Burnley player O'Shea analyzed the club's recent performances, as well as keeping alive the hope of not dropping to the EFL Championship: "Yeah, it definitely feels like two points lost. I thought the lads played really well. To concede the goal the way we did was disappointing, but that's soccer and now we're looking forward to the game at the weekend to put things right. I think we've got the momentum that was probably missing at the start of the season, which is what you need, especially in the position we're in now. It's a good time to start picking up points. The games are running out, so the points are running out too. Every game is a great opportunity to pick up points and put ourselves in the right position at the end. Nobody is safe yet. That's the main thing until the end of the season, you don't know people's fate and there's still an opportunity for us, and we'll keep going like this. This weekend is a great game for us to add to that and hopefully pick up some points. It's going to be a tough game; we know that, but it's a game we're going into with confidence. I think they've done well. They've also been unlucky at times this season. It's definitely a different team to the one we faced at the start of the season, which will be a different test for us. We now have a new coach, playing a different type of soccer. A coach who also understands the club. It will be a test, we know the test they will bring us at the weekend, we have to be ready for that and also play our style of soccer."
Probable Burnley
Burnley's probable team for the match is: Muric, Assignon, O'Shea, Esteve and Taylor; Foster, Berge, Brownhill, Cullen and Odobert; Datro Fofana.
Probable Sheffield
Sheffield Wednesday's probable team for the match is: Grbic, Holgate, Trusty and Ahmedhodzic; Osborn, Souza, Hamer, Arblaster and Larouci; McBurnie and Brereton.
Absentees
Sheffield Wednesday will be without Robinson, Jebbison, Brewster, Davies, Baldock, Egan, Basham, Norrington-Davies and Lowe, all injured. Burnley, meanwhile, will be without the injured Al-Dakhil, Beyer, Koleosho, Ramsey and Redmond.
Premier League
The two teams facing each other today are already sunk in the Premier League's Z-3, where Sheffield Wednesday are bottom with just 16 points and Burnley, with 20, are 19th. Above them, in the relegation zone, are Luton Town, on 25 points. The first team out of the relegation zone is Nottingham Forest, on 26 points, just one point below Everton.
Last Matches: Burnley
Burnley, on the other hand, have drawn two and lost one of their last games. On April 2, they drew 1-1 at home to Burnley, with Larsen opening the scoring and Ait-Nouri equalizing. On Saturday (6), the defeat was 1-0 away to Everton, with Calvert-Lewin scoring. And on Saturday (13), finally, the draw came once again at home, now with Brighton, with Brownhill opening the scoring and Muric, in an own goal, equalizing.
Last Matches: Sheffield
Sheffield United come into the match with one defeat, one win and one draw in their last games. On April 4, they lost 3-1 away to Liverpool, with goals from Darwin Núñez, Mac Allister and Gakpo, while Bradley scored an own goal. On Sunday (7), it was a 2-2 draw at home to Chelsea, with goals from Bogle and McBurnie, while Thiago Silva and Madueke scored for the Blues. On Saturday (13), they lost 2-0 away to Brentford, with goals from Arblaster and Onyeka.
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