Coming from notable
wins over West Ham and Manu, Walter Mazzari and his Watford crew were poised to
net three easy points and take over the field at Turf Moor.
After their notable
win at home in Vicarage Road over Mourinho’s United, the Hornets upset became a
shoot of optimism and putting this squad in the horns of the moon and seeing
their readiness to take on any of its top rivals in Premiership.
For the local Clarets,
Manager Sean Dyche, looking forward to consolidate his squad as well trying to
get a little respect to his Boys, this match looked like another all-around
challenge, despite the Yellow Army recent accomplishments.
That did not matter
for his initial eleven and his drive to not let his visitors take on his squad
for granted and lightly, alongside of netting the points in play.
This was just another
compromise for the Burnley Boys and looking forward to make their move in
toward the league comfortable spots in the overall table and to prevent a slip
up, that can put them in the abyss of relegation once again.
As last campaign the
Clarets Boys played their way up in Championship to mark their return once
again with a lot of authority, as you recall these squads alongside Leicester
City were promoted at the same time two years ago.
Still that does not
make us think that this squad can emulate that fairy tale performed by the
Foxes in last campaign, but as a club with a small budget anything can happen
as their Manager considered in Premiership circles as an asset in the bench.
Considered, as being
one of the prime candidates to take over the England job, for Sean Dyche his
focus is to turn things around at Turf Moor and make this squad as a total
contender in this and many campaigns to come in Premiership.
Going back to the
match, were the Hornets and Clarets stage a wondrous battle, it is here when the
home field advantage played a vital role for the local Burnley Boys.
With two headers from
Jeff Hendrick in the 38th and Michael Keane in the 50th,
the stage was set for an upset in the works as well seeing how the Clarets
netted an important win that is keeping them as far as possible from the bottom
three spots.
With one win at a
time and in opportune moments, it is the way to overcome the adversities and be
heading into total salvation, being this one of the goals for Burnley Manager
but also another aim is to erase that image of just being a relegation prone club.
Very much of setting
another of his ultimate of goals, is of making his squad a respectable and a winning
institution, alongside of becoming permanent resident in Premiership circles
for long periods of time.
A very valuable win
that stopped the Hornets winning streak, but their aims is not to be playing
the role of spoilers and despite the visitors coming from resounding wins in
its previous matches, the Clarets first win came over Liverpool.
Now coming into next
week match against Arsenal at Turf Moor, the Clarets will have the opportunity
once again of showing off their dynamic game and all around enthusiasm to put a
dent on Arsene Wegner Gunners winning streak.
As I state, there is
no such thing than an easy foe and the Clarets are one of those squads, not to
be messing with!
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