Burnley v Leeds live stream, Sky Sports, Sunday 29 August, 2pm BST
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Sunday's Premier League action gets underway as Burnley host Leeds at Turf Moor, looking to pick up their first points of the campaign.
Sean Dyche's men went down 2-1 at home to Brighton on the opening day, before a 2-0 defeat at Liverpool last weekend. Marcelo Bielsa's Whites, meanwhile, responded to their opening weekend demolition by Manchester United with a 2-2 home draw against Everton.
While a draw here would be no bad result - especially given their back-to-back defeats to start the season - Burnley haven't won at home since January, a run of 12 games in all competitions - which, despite the absence of fans for 11 of those matches, is a little concerning.
Rodrigo bagged a brace as Leeds thumped the Clarets 4-0 on their last visit to Turf Moor in May. They looked back to themselves against Everton and could - and perhaps should - have scored more.
Burnley's Ashley Westwood and Matej Vydra could be fit for this one after injury scares, while Aaron Lennon - who re-joined the Clarets in the week - could feature. Kevin Long and Dale Stephens remain in the treatment room, however.
As for Bielsa, the Argentine has no fresh injury worries and could well name an unchanged starting line-up.
Kick-off is at 2pm BST and the game is being shown live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event the UK.
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