Burnley comeback to end winless streak
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What led to Burnley's comeback victory against Everton?
Floated in by Goodman, turned and buried by Chris Wood. A long spell out of the side. His first appearance in ten games and he pops up with a big, big goal for Burnley. Burnley 2, Everton 1.
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All episodes available now, also in Ultra HD. Ashley Barnes and Chris Wood saved Sean Dyche's Burnley today. They're both talking to Greg Whelan.
Ashley, Chris, many congratulations. Ashley, great comeback, great result. What do you put that down to today?
Thank you, yeah. I think it was hard work. It's been coming for a while now. We've not won in ten, and obviously today it was just good to get that victory.
Chris, coming up with a winner is not a bad way to mark your return, is it?
No, it's nice to come back like that, but it's more important that we've got another win under our belt. As Barnsley said, it's been coming. Definitely our performance merited more, but it just hasn't gone our way over the last couple of weeks.
Ashley, your goal came from yet another ball sort of played into the channel behind the defender there. Was that very much part of the game plan in this game?
Yeah, of course, I think we knew if we could slide the balls in behind them, I think we would have had quite a few chances like that today, and lucky enough it worked, and obviously with a big man's head at the end, but not just obviously us two for scoring, but the whole team worked well, you know, that's what we've been doing all season, we will continue to keep doing that.
Good goal and a slightly different celebration from you as well, wasn't it?
Yeah, no, yeah, Westy picked me up this morning and... It was a little westerly, you know, just at the right height to look through, so we had a little joke of that in the car, so, yeah, it was good to celebrate that.
Chris, under Sean Dyche, this is the first time Burnley have come back from behind in the Premier League to win a game, so I'm fascinated to know what he said to you all at half-time, what was the message?
I think it was just to keep going. We played well in the first half and with any luck we would have had one at least. But it was just to keep going, keep the confidence high and just push on because we know if we keep going, we get that one, we'll get that two. And in a great season, that takes you to 40 points. Is that a cause for some celebration? Well, it's one of our targets, but we've got many more to go. Some big games come the end of the season. We're going to keep pushing and keep fighting. Well, great win today, Ashley.
You're also the Premier League man of the match. Chris, if you'd do that for us, please. Well done, guys.
Ashley Barnes with the Man of the Match award, and he and Chris Wood fighting it out to be Burnley's top scorer. They've got six goals each so far this season. The goals felt like they were coming, didn't they, Jamie?
They did. Yeah, certainly first half, you saw opportunities coming for Burnley. And the goal comes from... The player that I'd like to talk about is James Tarkovsky. I mean... 25 years of age. He's been at Brentford, started at Oldham. Now, there's sometimes a player that can come from nowhere and get themselves into a World Cup squad. Now, we're not full of great English centre-backs at the moment. Gary Cale's not maybe playing at Chelsea.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What led to Burnley's comeback victory against Everton?
0:07–4:53
2
How did Burnley break their winless streak?
4:53–5:34
3
What tactical changes did Sean Dyche implement at halftime?
5:34–7:06
4
How did Everton's early lead affect the match dynamics?
7:06–10:46
5
What key moments defined Burnley's performance in the second half?
10:46–14:48
6
How did player performances impact the outcome of the game?
14:48–19:21
7
What are the implications of this match for Everton's season?
19:21–23:24
8
What does this victory mean for Burnley moving forward?
23:24–36:07
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