Norwich City v Burnley live stream, Sunday 10 April, 2pm BST
Burnley will arrive at Carrow Road with renewed confidence following their huge 3-2 victory over Everton in midweek.
The situation was looking rather bleak for Sean Dyche’s side at half-time of that rearranged fixture on Wednesday night. Two penalties from Richarlison meant Everton held a 2-1 lead at the interval, and Burnley were facing the prospect of being seven points adrift of safety at the final whistle. That would have left them with a mountain to climb in the battle to avoid relegation to the Championship.
Instead, goals from Jay Rodriguez and Maxwel Cornet after the break turned the game on its head and brought Burnley three massive points. They are now just one behind Everton going into the weekend and have a considerably more favourable fixture list (at least on paper) in the next few weeks. Burnley know what it takes to be successful in a relegation battle and Dyche will hope that experience works in his team’s favour.
Norwich, conversely, are almost certainly doomed. They have amassed just one point from the last 21 on offer and are seven points behind Everton in 17th. Dean Smith will not admit it in public, but he is probably beginning to plan for life in the Championship already.
The Canaries will be unable to make use of Andrew Omobamidele, Adam Idah, Ozan Kabak and Lukas Rupp for the visit of Burnley, whom they must beat to keep their slim survival hopes alive. Brandon Williams and Max Aarons are pushing to be fit, but Przemyslaw Placheta and Josh Sargent will need to be assessed by the club’s medical staff.
Burnley will once again have to make do without club captain Ben Mee, as well as Erik Pieters and Johann Berg Gudmundsson. Dwight McNeil could return to the starting XI after being rested for the victory over Everton last time out.
Kick-off is at 2pm GMT on Sunday 10 April, and UK viewers can watch live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League. See below for international broadcast options.
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