Swansea
City follow up their surprise win against Manchester United by beating Premier
League new boys Burnley
Nathan
Dyer nets in the 23rd minute to give his side all three points in Swansea's
first home match of the campaign
Burnley
rooted to the bottom of the Premier League after back to back defeats against
Chelsea and Swansea
Sean Dyche tossed his jacket aside soon after this match
started and he’s now going to have to roll up his sleeves if Burnley are going
to stay in the Barclays Premier League.
That’s two games and two defeats for the promoted side.
Granted, one was against Chelsea and this was away from home against a side who
beat Manchester United last weekend.
But already, at this extremely early stage in the season,
the Ginger Mourinho looks like he needs a few more creative thinkers on the
pitch. Time and again they held possession – 45 per cent, according to the
statistics – but lacked the wit to find a way through a backline that is not as
strong as it might need to be.
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