Burnley
MiddlesbroughDay 4
Burnley: 1. Weiß M. - 14. Roberts C., 15. Ahmedhodžić, 18. Ekdal, 22. Sonne - 8. Raghouber - 7. Bruun Larsen (Broja A., 77), 28. Mejbri (Alleyne, 46) - 11. Amdouni (Ramsey A., 71), 12. Satpayev (Tresor, 81), 17. Hountondji (Ramazani L., 46)
Substitution: Alleyne (from 46); Ramazani L. (from 46); Ramsey A. (from 71); Broja A. (from 77); Tresor (from 81)
Bench: 37. Coudert - 2. Walker, 20. Sambo - 10. Edwards M.
Yellow Cards: Mejbri 28; Raghouber 90
Middlesbrough: 1. Vitek R. - 5. Jones Al. (Phillips Ash., 74), 12. Ayling, 29. Malanda, 30. Borges N. - 6. Berhalter, 8. McGree (Conway T., 61), 10. Morris - 2. Brittain, 7. Lankshear (Strelec, 87), 22. Joseph K. (Castledine, 61)
Substitution: Castledine (from 61); Conway T. (from 61); Phillips Ash. (from 74); Strelec (from 87)
Bench: 31. Brynn - 3. Byram - 21. Pukštas - 17. Arfsten - 44. Ibeh C.
Yellow Cards: Lankshear 39; Jones Al. 71
Hull secured their long-awaited return to the Premier League
Arsenal took another massive step towards winning the Premier League
Ipswich Town have secured an immediate return to the Premier League
The result not only boosts City’s title charge but also confirms relegation for Burnley
Reds dropped valuable points once again
The dismissal of Ruben Amorim has failed to deliver an instant cure for Manchester United
Chelsea survived an early surge from Burnley at Turf Moor and walked away with three crucial points
Arsenal once again proved why they sit atop the Premier League
The match at the Riverside Stadium saw drama unfold early
With the three points, Unai Emery’s side climb to 13th in the Premier League standings
Manchester City delivered a ruthless performance reminiscent of their title-winning best
The Ukrainian international had previously featured for Forest in the League Cup
For 92 minutes, Burnley held firm, defending deep with discipline and commitment
