Burnley 1 – 0 Oxford UTD

Burnley entered the best two in the tournament on the goal of the goal, as Michel Helik’s goal in the first half gave Scott Parker to win 1-0 against Oxford and his teammate in the old Charlton team Gary Ralllette.

I extended the Clarit race, which was not defeated to 18 games and was a ninth clean paper in a row, but Burnley’s struggles that reached its goals continued in front of a side in the lower half of Obstacles since his assumption in December.

TURF MOUR saw three consecutive clouds before that, and the home fans chanted ridiculously, “We scored a goal!” – The first at home since December 21 – after taking the initiative in the 33rd minute, even if it was actually the one that scored it for them.

Layl Foster discovered Josh Coleen’s tour of the box and the low midfielder was aimed at Xian Fleng, but before he reached it, the unfortunate Helic turned him into his own network.

Burnley’s goal was only 37 in 31 league games this season. But they deserved the lead and win, eight days after they failed to score a shot at home against Leeds, they created more than enough opportunities to make this more comfortable.

Early from Jaydon Anthony, he offended a shot from the Hannibal Megbery Cross, but the ball went directly to Fleming, who mocked his efforts with difficulty.

They should have been in the front in the twelfth minute when the Anthony Cross was holding the back heels to leave Foster with a clear view of the goal, but the South African striker sent him in one way or another.

After seconds, Jimmy Coming took a very long time to disinfect him and closed him to the bottom of the ball to Fellang, but Oxford goalkeeper quickly atone for his mistake while pushing a powerful shot about this position.

Then Heleck connected a Foster shot away from the goal before Josh Laurent sent half a slightly difference.

Burnley Oxford’s goal in response. Alexatos shot from Maxime Esteve deviated from Burnley’s failure to deal with it, but when Helik sent it via Greg League goal, put a clear head on the wrong side of the post.

But Burnley has gradually controlled the game with the dry opportunities on both sides.

When the prominent storm was found in the second half, Burnley finally found a new impetus as the game moved to the last 20 minutes, and it should have added to its progress.

CJ EGAN-Riley exploded forward from the defense, switching passes with Foster, and then urged the ball dangerously across the goal. He pushed me to a corner that was a direct shot in Kuming.

Foster’s effort was from an angle to bend before Kuming took it out, with his statement heading to Flendo in this position, then the goalkeeper clarified a strong effort from Jeremy Sarmino alternative.

With the signature of Time in January, Junjo Shelvi came to run for the first time in Burnley, the first football player of England midfielder since his final appearance in the Turkish Eyupspor team on October 28, but his new teammate Marcus Edwards remained on the bench.

Burnley winning two points behind Leeds and a level with Sheffield United, although both sides have a game at hand.

Managers

Scott Parker Burnley:

“We have missed some good opportunities, and this is clear. I am happier because we had these great opportunities, in the right situations, that the condemnation is with our title, not hiding, and presenting yourself to presenting this opportunity is essential to me as a coach. We have done so, and we have not implemented.

“Certainly there is pressure on us and there was pressure on us throughout the season, this is an incredible young team, and I mentioned several times that some players play a full season in the tournament for the first time. It is clear that the expectations are huge and that we are 18 years old, and it is another clean paper They won another football match in the tournament, so they are not positive. “

Gary Roulette in Oxford:

“They had a few good chances (early), they may have been scored before the goal, and the goal ended until it was the least threat.

“I thought we had received the game well well, and we got some good areas, put it under pressure and made it a bit nervous without creating that big moment in which you say that we should get something from the game.

“I don’t necessarily think that this was fair to Burnley’s performance, and this is the next development of our performance. I think we have shown that we can compete in this section.”