Burnley – Crystal Palace : Tense duel at Turf Moor 
Burnley host Crystal Palace on Wednesday night with one clear task: stop a worrying run of four straight Premier League defeats. The Clarets suffered a cruel ending at Brentford, while the Eagles had their momentum halted by Manchester United.
Burnley : desperate for points at home 
Scott Parker’s men come out of a catastrophic November: four defeats on the bounce and a game lost in the dying seconds at Brentford after a bonkers finish. Burnley have dropped to 19th, just one point above the safety zone.
Their Turf Moor record isn’t terrible (7 points from 6 games) but the issue is up front: only five home goals, the worst tally in the league. One bright spot: Zian Flemming keeps delivering. The Dutchman, with four goals in ten appearances, is becoming Burnley’s main attacking threat.
Burnley must respond now before a packed, potentially tricky December.
Crystal Palace : solid away, but looking to bounce back 
After a long positive run, Palace have suffered two defeats: first in Europe against Strasbourg, then in the Premier League against Manchester United, despite Mateta opening the scoring from the spot. The Eagles saw their 12-match unbeaten run at Selhurst Park come to an end.
Still, on the road Oliver Glasner’s side is fearsome: just four goals conceded in six away games, a mark they share with the league’s big guns. The Londoners sit 9th, comfortably in the top half and only four points off the Champions League places.
Recent meetings between Burnley and Palace have been tight: in seven of the last ten duels only one side scored. The first goal could tip the balance on Wednesday night.
What to take away
- Burnley have four straight defeats and are painfully poor in front of goal.
- Zian Flemming is Burnley’s main weapon so far this season.
- Crystal Palace are impressive away — just four goals conceded in six games.
- Recent meetings are often cagey: the first goal could decide everything.
Football Prediction Burnley vs Crystal Palace
Both teams to score
Burnley need a response at home while Palace want to regain momentum. Both sides have shown defensive weaknesses recently, which opens the door to a game where either could find a way through.
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