Watford v Burnley live stream, Saturday 30 April, 3pm BST
Burnley will be looking to give their survival bid a further boost by beating Watford on Saturday afternoon.
The general consensus when the Clarets sacked Sean Dyche earlier this month was that the club had made a big mistake. Dyche had worked miracles by keeping Burnley in the Premier League over a number of years, and the squad at his disposal was built in his image. It appeared to be a knee-jerk decision and most fans acted with bewilderment.
Yet although it is still early days, things have gone much better for Burnley than most observers expected. Under the leadership of interim manager Mike Jackson, they have taken seven points from the last nine available.
Burnley are now two points clear of Everton in the battle to avoid the drop. That gap would increase to five if the Clarets are triumphant at Vicarage Road, with Everton not in action until Chelsea visit Goodison Park on Sunday.
If optimism has returned to Turf Moor, it is in short supply at Vicarage Road. Watford have lost each of their last 10 home games. They are now nine points adrift of safety and require a miracle to avoid an immediate return to the Championship following promotion last term.
Watford have generally fared well under the ownership of the Pozzo family, but their penchant for chopping and changing managers on a regular basis has not paid off this season. Roy Hodgson, appointed in January, has been unable to pull the Hornets clear of trouble.
The home team could welcome Francisco Sierralta, Kiko Femenia and Juraj Kucka back into the fold, but Cucho Hernandez will miss out through injury.
Burnley remain without Ben Mee, Erik Pieters, Ashley Westwood and Johann Berg Gudmundsson, while Maxwel Cornet will undergo a late fitness test. Jay Rodriguez is expected to be fit.
Kick-off is at 3pm BST on Saturday 30 April. See below for international broadcast options.
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