A L B I O N R E P O R T - 22
( featuring the Fulham (29/1) & Watford (2/2) games )
29 JANUARY 2019 - FULHAM 4 (Aleksandar Mitrovic 2 - 58 minutes,
74 minutes, Calum Chambers 1 - 47 minutes, Luciano Vietto 1 -
79 minutes) BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION 2 (Glenn Murray 2 - 4 minutes,
17 minutes) - PREMIER LEAGUE - at CRAVEN COTTAGE, LONDON SW6.
The Albion were on their travels again, this time to West London to meet Fulham in a
Premier League fixture at Craven Cottage.
Albion Manager Chris Hughton made one change for thirteenth-placed Seagulls (26 points
from 23 games) from the team which lost 1-2 at Manchester United on the 19 January
2019, with the returning Mathew Ryan replacing David Button in the Albion goal. Button
could consider himself unlucky to be replaced as he had acquited himself well during
Ryan's absence with Australia at the Asian Cup.
Nineteenth-placed Fulham (14 points from 23 games) had parted company with Manager
Slavisa Jokanovic before Christmas and replaced him with former Leicester City boss
Claudio Ranieri. Last time out the Cottagers had unluckily lost 1-2 at home to Tottenham
Hotspur on the 20 January 2019 and for this game Ranieri named an unchanged starting
line-up. In the reverse fixture at the Amex earlier this season on the 1 September 2018,
the teams had drawn 2-2 with Glenn Murray scoring twice for the Seagulls (67m &
84m, pen.,) and Andre Schurrle (43m) and Aleksandar Mitrovic (62m) scoring for the
Cottagers.
On a freezing wintry night by the Thames, the Albion made the ideal start as they took
the lead on 4 minutes when Martin Montoya made a surging run down the right and sent
over a low cross where the lurking Glenn Murray was able to evade his marker and whip
a shot past goalkeeper Sergio Rico in the Fulham goal. 1-0. The Seagulls increased
their lead on 17 minutes when a cross by Solly March was cleared to Pascal Gross whose
excellent overhead kick into the danger area found the unmarked Murray who calmly
slotted a shot past keeper Rico. 2-0. Spurred by these setbacks Ranieri made a tactical
substitution on 27 minutes, bringing on attacking midfielder Tom Cairney for defender
Tim Ream. Just past the half-hour mark winger Ryan Babel sent in a shot from 25 yards
out but keeper Mathew Ryan was equal to it, making a smart save down to his right. It
was now end-to-end stuff as from a free-kick Murray had a header blocked and from the
rebound shot straight at keeper Rico when he should have scored. The Cottagers
countered and Andre Schurrle's shot beat keeper Ryan but some excellent defending by
Shane Duffy saw the Albion man scoop the ball over his own bar to safety. Prior to the
break, from a free-kick the ball found its way to Davy Propper who was desperately
unlucky to see his shot from 25 yards out strike the Fulham crossbar, with keeper Rico
looking on. If the Seagulls had finished the half leading by four goals it would not have
been flattering. Half-time 2-0.
Two minutes after the re-start the home side were back in the game as a headed
clearance by Duffy found Arsenal loanee Calum Chambers who rifled a shot past keeper
Ryan from the edge of the penalty area. 2-1. A counter by the Albion saw Propper
set-up Dale Stephens but the midfielders long-range shot missed the target by inches.
The Cottagers levelled on 58 minutes when indecisive defensive play by Ryan, Duffy and
Lewis Dunk allowed Aleksandar Mitrovic to steal in a score with a soft header. 2-2.
Fulham went close to taking the lead when half-time substitute Luciano Vietto sent a
shot past keeper Ryan but his effort struck the inside of the post and bounced to safety.
At the other end a fine run by March ended with an angled shot which was held by
keeper Rico and then a superb cross by Montoya was met by the head of Murray whose
glancing header saw Rico produce a great save to deny Albion's leading goalscorer.
The Cottagers took the lead on 74 minutes when a cross by Chambers was headed
home by Mitrovic who appeared to foul marker Dunk in the process with the Albion
Captain receiving a yellow card from Referee Lee Probert for his protests. 2-3. Worse
was to follow for the Seagulls on 79 minutes when Cairney's shot struck the Albion
crossbar and as their players looked on Babel laid the ball off to Vietto who netted with
ease. The Seagulls had conceded four goals in the space of 32 minutes - yiks. The
Fulham fans were now on cloud nine and the Albion fans were in despair at their teams
capitulation. 2-4. Cairney then struck a shot against the Albion crossbar for a second time
and then March had his shot saved by Rico. The Seagulls sent Duffy up to play alongside
substitute Florin Andone and the defender had a header saved by Rico in time added on.
A dreadful second-half show from the Albion. Final-score 2-4.
The Albion had 15 attempts at goal, with 6 on target and won 1 corner, free-kicks
conceded - 5. Fulham had 24 attempts at goal, with 8 on target and won 10 corners,
free-kicks conceded - 10.
VERDICT - Probably Albion's worst second-half display in their short Premier League
history. To concede four goals in 32 minutes to a second-from-bottom of the league
side is simply not good enough and no doubt manager Chris Hughton will have asked
questions of his players. The Albion supporters will hope never to see a repeat of the
capitulation which took place in 32 second-half minutes at Craven Cottage.
Albion line-up (4-3-3):- Mathew Ryan; Martin Montoya, Shane Duffy, Lewis Dunk
(Capt), Gaetan Bong; Pascal Gross (Florin Andone 77), Dale Stephens, Davy Propper;
Solly March, Glenn Murray, Jurgen Locadia (Anthony Knockaert 71). Subs not used:
David Button (G/K), Bruno Saltor, Dan Burn, Beram Kayal, Yves Bissouma.
Fulham line-up (3-4-3):- Sergio Rico; Denis Odoi, Maxime Le Marchand, Tim Ream
(Tom Cairney 27); Cyrus Christie, Calum Chambers, Jean Michael Seri, Joe Bryan
(Ryan Sessegnon 77); Andre Schurrle (Luciano Vietto 46), Aleksandar Mitrovic,
Ryan Babel. Subs not used: Marcus Bettinelli (G/K), Neeskens Kebano, Floyd Ayite,
Ibrahima Cisse.
Referee: Lee Probert (Wiltshire).
Yellow Cards: Albion: 3 - Shane Duffy, Lewis Dunk, Dale Stephens.
Fulham: 2 - Jean Michael Seri, Ryan Babel.
Possession: Albion - 38%. Fulham - 62%.
Attendance: 22008.
28 JANUARY 2019 - It was reported by the Albion that Ezequeil Schelotto -
(29) - defender - had joined Serie A side Chievo - on loan to the end of the
season. Argentinian-born Italian Schelotto joined Albion from Sporting Lisbon
on the 31 August 2017, on a 3-year contract, for a fee of about £2.7 million.
2 FEBRUARY 2019 - BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION 0 WATFORD 0 -
PREMIER LEAGUE - at the AMERICAN EXPRESS COMMUNITY STADIUM,
FALMER.
Following the Fulham debacle, the Seagulls were back at the Amex, entertaining
Watford in a Premier League fixture.
Surprisingly, Albion Manager Chris Hughton named an unchanged starting line-up
from the team which had capitulated 2-4 at Fulham on the 29 January. However,
during the pre-match warm-up Dale Stephens felt the recurrence of a hip injury
and accordingly dropped out of the starting eleven, with Yves Bissouma replacing
the midfielder. On the bench for the Seagulls was Iranian wide player Alireza
Jahanbakhsh who had returned from Asian Cup duty.
Last time out Watford had lost 1-2 at Tottenham Hotspur on the 30 January and
for this game Manager Javier Gracia made just one change to his starting line-up,
with Ken Sema replacing the injured Roberto Pereyra. When the teams met at
Vicarage Road earlier this season in the season opener on the 11 August 2018,
the Hornets ran out easy 2-0 winners.
In the corresponding fixture at the Amex last season on the 23 December 2017,
the Albion won 1-0 with the goal coming from Pascal Gross on 64 minutes. The
line-ups at the Amex on the 23 December 2017, were: Albion (4-4-1-1):-
Mathew Ryan; Bruno Saltor (Capt), Connor Goldson, Lewis Dunk, Markus
Suttner; Anthony Knockaert, Dale Stephens, Davy Propper, Solly March (Jose
Izquierdo 90+3); Pascal Gross (Beram Kayal 83); Tomer Hemed (Glenn Murray
87). Subs not used: Tim Krul (G/K), Uwe Huenemeier, Ezequiel Schelotto, Sam
Baldock. The Watford line-up was (4-2-3-1):- Heurelho Gomes (Capt), Daryl
Janmaat, Christian Kabasele, Sebastian Prodl, Jose Holebas; Tom Cleverley,
Ben Watson (Etienne Capoue 74); Andre Carrillo, Roberto Pereyra (Jerome
Sinclair 71), Richarlison; Andre Gray (Stefano Okaka 73). Subs not used:
Daniel Bachmann (G/K), Adrian Mariappa, Molla Wague, Michael Folivi.
On a freezing afternoon there was a cagey opening to the game as both teams
sounded each other out. The first-half will be remembered for a host of missed
chances. For the Seagulls Solly March shot over the bar, Yves Bissouma fired
wide after being set-up by Glenn Murray, Pascal Gross pulled a shot wide, Lewis
Dunk headed wide following a Gross assist, Davy Propper sent a shot over the bar
and finally Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster parried a header by Jurgen Locadia
following an excellent cross from Gross. Watford's contribution was a header by
Troy Deeney which went wide following a cross from Daryl Janmaat. A half of
football to forget. Half-time 0-0.
The second-half started in a similiar vein as a goal-bound corner by March was
tipped over the bar by keeper Foster. Martin Montoya got free on the right but
his cross just eluded the on-rushing Murray. It was all Albion now, as a free-kick
by Gross was headed over the bar by Murray, Gross was provider again as his
cross was headed goalwards by Locadia but keeper Foster tipped the ball over
the bar for a fine save. An overhead kick by defender Shane Duffy saw keeper
Foster make an excellent save with his foot to keep the ball out. A cross by
Gaetan Bong found Locadia but the Dutch striker sent a left-foot shot wide. In
an isolated counter Watford substitute Andre Gray's mazy run into the box was
halted by a brave intervention by Dunk with his head on the ground. Substitute
Florin Andone sent through by Gross wastefully shot wide when he should have
done better. In time added on Bissouma saw his shot from the edge of the area
just miss the target by a whisker. A fine second-half by the Seagulls and they
were unfortunate not to collect the three points. Final-score 0-0.
The Albion had 21 attempts at goal, with 4 on target and won 7 corners,
free-kicks conceded - 15. Watford had 5 attempts at goal, with 0 on target and
won 0 corners, free-kicks conceded - 10.
VERDICT - A good bounce-back by the Albion after the second-half horror show
at Fulham. The Seagulls would have taken all three points but for a brilliant
display of goalkeeping by Watford stopper Ben Foster. Jurgen Locadia must have
felt the most hard done by as Foster kept out two of his goal-bound headers.
Albion line-up (4-3-3):- Mathew Ryan; Martin Montoya, Shane Duffy, Lewis
Dunk (Capt), Gaetan Bong; Pascal Gross, Davy Propper, Yves Bissouma; Solly
March, Glenn Murray (Florin Andone 72), Jurgen Locadia. Subs not used:
David Button (G/K), Leon Balogun, Dan Burn, Beram Kayal, Anthony Knockaert,
Alireza Jahanbakhsh.
Watford line-up (4-4-2):- Ben Foster; Daryl Janmaat, Adrian Mariappa, Craig
Cathcart, Jose Holebas; Tom Cleverley, Etienne Capoue, Will Hughes, Ken
Sema (Domingos Quina 81); Gerard Deulofeu (Andre Gray 70), Troy Deeney
(Capt). Subs not used: Heurelho Gomes (G/K), Miguel Britos, Adam Masina,
Nathaniel Chalaobah, Adalberto Penaranda.
Referee: Simon Hooper (Wiltshire).
Yellow Card: Albion: 1 - Davy Propper.
Possession: Albion - 55%. Watford - 45%.
Match Sponsor's (Sky Construction Group) Albion Man of the Match: Davy
Propper.
Attendance: 30414.
Forthcoming fixtures:
6 FEBRUARY 2019 - WEST BROMWICH ALBION - AWAY - THE
EMIRATES FA CUP, FOURTH ROUND REPLAY. "LIVE" ON BBC1.
9 FEBRUARY 2019 - BURNLEY - HOME - PREMIER LEAGUE.
"LIVE" ON BT SPORT.
JACK KAYE
14th February
( featuring the Fulham (29/1) & Watford (2/2) games )
29 JANUARY 2019 - FULHAM 4 (Aleksandar Mitrovic 2 - 58 minutes,
74 minutes, Calum Chambers 1 - 47 minutes, Luciano Vietto 1 -
79 minutes) BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION 2 (Glenn Murray 2 - 4 minutes,
17 minutes) - PREMIER LEAGUE - at CRAVEN COTTAGE, LONDON SW6.
The Albion were on their travels again, this time to West London to meet Fulham in a
Premier League fixture at Craven Cottage.
Albion Manager Chris Hughton made one change for thirteenth-placed Seagulls (26 points
from 23 games) from the team which lost 1-2 at Manchester United on the 19 January
2019, with the returning Mathew Ryan replacing David Button in the Albion goal. Button
could consider himself unlucky to be replaced as he had acquited himself well during
Ryan's absence with Australia at the Asian Cup.
Nineteenth-placed Fulham (14 points from 23 games) had parted company with Manager
Slavisa Jokanovic before Christmas and replaced him with former Leicester City boss
Claudio Ranieri. Last time out the Cottagers had unluckily lost 1-2 at home to Tottenham
Hotspur on the 20 January 2019 and for this game Ranieri named an unchanged starting
line-up. In the reverse fixture at the Amex earlier this season on the 1 September 2018,
the teams had drawn 2-2 with Glenn Murray scoring twice for the Seagulls (67m &
84m, pen.,) and Andre Schurrle (43m) and Aleksandar Mitrovic (62m) scoring for the
Cottagers.
On a freezing wintry night by the Thames, the Albion made the ideal start as they took
the lead on 4 minutes when Martin Montoya made a surging run down the right and sent
over a low cross where the lurking Glenn Murray was able to evade his marker and whip
a shot past goalkeeper Sergio Rico in the Fulham goal. 1-0. The Seagulls increased
their lead on 17 minutes when a cross by Solly March was cleared to Pascal Gross whose
excellent overhead kick into the danger area found the unmarked Murray who calmly
slotted a shot past keeper Rico. 2-0. Spurred by these setbacks Ranieri made a tactical
substitution on 27 minutes, bringing on attacking midfielder Tom Cairney for defender
Tim Ream. Just past the half-hour mark winger Ryan Babel sent in a shot from 25 yards
out but keeper Mathew Ryan was equal to it, making a smart save down to his right. It
was now end-to-end stuff as from a free-kick Murray had a header blocked and from the
rebound shot straight at keeper Rico when he should have scored. The Cottagers
countered and Andre Schurrle's shot beat keeper Ryan but some excellent defending by
Shane Duffy saw the Albion man scoop the ball over his own bar to safety. Prior to the
break, from a free-kick the ball found its way to Davy Propper who was desperately
unlucky to see his shot from 25 yards out strike the Fulham crossbar, with keeper Rico
looking on. If the Seagulls had finished the half leading by four goals it would not have
been flattering. Half-time 2-0.
Two minutes after the re-start the home side were back in the game as a headed
clearance by Duffy found Arsenal loanee Calum Chambers who rifled a shot past keeper
Ryan from the edge of the penalty area. 2-1. A counter by the Albion saw Propper
set-up Dale Stephens but the midfielders long-range shot missed the target by inches.
The Cottagers levelled on 58 minutes when indecisive defensive play by Ryan, Duffy and
Lewis Dunk allowed Aleksandar Mitrovic to steal in a score with a soft header. 2-2.
Fulham went close to taking the lead when half-time substitute Luciano Vietto sent a
shot past keeper Ryan but his effort struck the inside of the post and bounced to safety.
At the other end a fine run by March ended with an angled shot which was held by
keeper Rico and then a superb cross by Montoya was met by the head of Murray whose
glancing header saw Rico produce a great save to deny Albion's leading goalscorer.
The Cottagers took the lead on 74 minutes when a cross by Chambers was headed
home by Mitrovic who appeared to foul marker Dunk in the process with the Albion
Captain receiving a yellow card from Referee Lee Probert for his protests. 2-3. Worse
was to follow for the Seagulls on 79 minutes when Cairney's shot struck the Albion
crossbar and as their players looked on Babel laid the ball off to Vietto who netted with
ease. The Seagulls had conceded four goals in the space of 32 minutes - yiks. The
Fulham fans were now on cloud nine and the Albion fans were in despair at their teams
capitulation. 2-4. Cairney then struck a shot against the Albion crossbar for a second time
and then March had his shot saved by Rico. The Seagulls sent Duffy up to play alongside
substitute Florin Andone and the defender had a header saved by Rico in time added on.
A dreadful second-half show from the Albion. Final-score 2-4.
The Albion had 15 attempts at goal, with 6 on target and won 1 corner, free-kicks
conceded - 5. Fulham had 24 attempts at goal, with 8 on target and won 10 corners,
free-kicks conceded - 10.
VERDICT - Probably Albion's worst second-half display in their short Premier League
history. To concede four goals in 32 minutes to a second-from-bottom of the league
side is simply not good enough and no doubt manager Chris Hughton will have asked
questions of his players. The Albion supporters will hope never to see a repeat of the
capitulation which took place in 32 second-half minutes at Craven Cottage.
Albion line-up (4-3-3):- Mathew Ryan; Martin Montoya, Shane Duffy, Lewis Dunk
(Capt), Gaetan Bong; Pascal Gross (Florin Andone 77), Dale Stephens, Davy Propper;
Solly March, Glenn Murray, Jurgen Locadia (Anthony Knockaert 71). Subs not used:
David Button (G/K), Bruno Saltor, Dan Burn, Beram Kayal, Yves Bissouma.
Fulham line-up (3-4-3):- Sergio Rico; Denis Odoi, Maxime Le Marchand, Tim Ream
(Tom Cairney 27); Cyrus Christie, Calum Chambers, Jean Michael Seri, Joe Bryan
(Ryan Sessegnon 77); Andre Schurrle (Luciano Vietto 46), Aleksandar Mitrovic,
Ryan Babel. Subs not used: Marcus Bettinelli (G/K), Neeskens Kebano, Floyd Ayite,
Ibrahima Cisse.
Referee: Lee Probert (Wiltshire).
Yellow Cards: Albion: 3 - Shane Duffy, Lewis Dunk, Dale Stephens.
Fulham: 2 - Jean Michael Seri, Ryan Babel.
Possession: Albion - 38%. Fulham - 62%.
Attendance: 22008.
28 JANUARY 2019 - It was reported by the Albion that Ezequeil Schelotto -
(29) - defender - had joined Serie A side Chievo - on loan to the end of the
season. Argentinian-born Italian Schelotto joined Albion from Sporting Lisbon
on the 31 August 2017, on a 3-year contract, for a fee of about £2.7 million.
2 FEBRUARY 2019 - BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION 0 WATFORD 0 -
PREMIER LEAGUE - at the AMERICAN EXPRESS COMMUNITY STADIUM,
FALMER.
Following the Fulham debacle, the Seagulls were back at the Amex, entertaining
Watford in a Premier League fixture.
Surprisingly, Albion Manager Chris Hughton named an unchanged starting line-up
from the team which had capitulated 2-4 at Fulham on the 29 January. However,
during the pre-match warm-up Dale Stephens felt the recurrence of a hip injury
and accordingly dropped out of the starting eleven, with Yves Bissouma replacing
the midfielder. On the bench for the Seagulls was Iranian wide player Alireza
Jahanbakhsh who had returned from Asian Cup duty.
Last time out Watford had lost 1-2 at Tottenham Hotspur on the 30 January and
for this game Manager Javier Gracia made just one change to his starting line-up,
with Ken Sema replacing the injured Roberto Pereyra. When the teams met at
Vicarage Road earlier this season in the season opener on the 11 August 2018,
the Hornets ran out easy 2-0 winners.
In the corresponding fixture at the Amex last season on the 23 December 2017,
the Albion won 1-0 with the goal coming from Pascal Gross on 64 minutes. The
line-ups at the Amex on the 23 December 2017, were: Albion (4-4-1-1):-
Mathew Ryan; Bruno Saltor (Capt), Connor Goldson, Lewis Dunk, Markus
Suttner; Anthony Knockaert, Dale Stephens, Davy Propper, Solly March (Jose
Izquierdo 90+3); Pascal Gross (Beram Kayal 83); Tomer Hemed (Glenn Murray
87). Subs not used: Tim Krul (G/K), Uwe Huenemeier, Ezequiel Schelotto, Sam
Baldock. The Watford line-up was (4-2-3-1):- Heurelho Gomes (Capt), Daryl
Janmaat, Christian Kabasele, Sebastian Prodl, Jose Holebas; Tom Cleverley,
Ben Watson (Etienne Capoue 74); Andre Carrillo, Roberto Pereyra (Jerome
Sinclair 71), Richarlison; Andre Gray (Stefano Okaka 73). Subs not used:
Daniel Bachmann (G/K), Adrian Mariappa, Molla Wague, Michael Folivi.
On a freezing afternoon there was a cagey opening to the game as both teams
sounded each other out. The first-half will be remembered for a host of missed
chances. For the Seagulls Solly March shot over the bar, Yves Bissouma fired
wide after being set-up by Glenn Murray, Pascal Gross pulled a shot wide, Lewis
Dunk headed wide following a Gross assist, Davy Propper sent a shot over the bar
and finally Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster parried a header by Jurgen Locadia
following an excellent cross from Gross. Watford's contribution was a header by
Troy Deeney which went wide following a cross from Daryl Janmaat. A half of
football to forget. Half-time 0-0.
The second-half started in a similiar vein as a goal-bound corner by March was
tipped over the bar by keeper Foster. Martin Montoya got free on the right but
his cross just eluded the on-rushing Murray. It was all Albion now, as a free-kick
by Gross was headed over the bar by Murray, Gross was provider again as his
cross was headed goalwards by Locadia but keeper Foster tipped the ball over
the bar for a fine save. An overhead kick by defender Shane Duffy saw keeper
Foster make an excellent save with his foot to keep the ball out. A cross by
Gaetan Bong found Locadia but the Dutch striker sent a left-foot shot wide. In
an isolated counter Watford substitute Andre Gray's mazy run into the box was
halted by a brave intervention by Dunk with his head on the ground. Substitute
Florin Andone sent through by Gross wastefully shot wide when he should have
done better. In time added on Bissouma saw his shot from the edge of the area
just miss the target by a whisker. A fine second-half by the Seagulls and they
were unfortunate not to collect the three points. Final-score 0-0.
The Albion had 21 attempts at goal, with 4 on target and won 7 corners,
free-kicks conceded - 15. Watford had 5 attempts at goal, with 0 on target and
won 0 corners, free-kicks conceded - 10.
VERDICT - A good bounce-back by the Albion after the second-half horror show
at Fulham. The Seagulls would have taken all three points but for a brilliant
display of goalkeeping by Watford stopper Ben Foster. Jurgen Locadia must have
felt the most hard done by as Foster kept out two of his goal-bound headers.
Albion line-up (4-3-3):- Mathew Ryan; Martin Montoya, Shane Duffy, Lewis
Dunk (Capt), Gaetan Bong; Pascal Gross, Davy Propper, Yves Bissouma; Solly
March, Glenn Murray (Florin Andone 72), Jurgen Locadia. Subs not used:
David Button (G/K), Leon Balogun, Dan Burn, Beram Kayal, Anthony Knockaert,
Alireza Jahanbakhsh.
Watford line-up (4-4-2):- Ben Foster; Daryl Janmaat, Adrian Mariappa, Craig
Cathcart, Jose Holebas; Tom Cleverley, Etienne Capoue, Will Hughes, Ken
Sema (Domingos Quina 81); Gerard Deulofeu (Andre Gray 70), Troy Deeney
(Capt). Subs not used: Heurelho Gomes (G/K), Miguel Britos, Adam Masina,
Nathaniel Chalaobah, Adalberto Penaranda.
Referee: Simon Hooper (Wiltshire).
Yellow Card: Albion: 1 - Davy Propper.
Possession: Albion - 55%. Watford - 45%.
Match Sponsor's (Sky Construction Group) Albion Man of the Match: Davy
Propper.
Attendance: 30414.
Forthcoming fixtures:
6 FEBRUARY 2019 - WEST BROMWICH ALBION - AWAY - THE
EMIRATES FA CUP, FOURTH ROUND REPLAY. "LIVE" ON BBC1.
9 FEBRUARY 2019 - BURNLEY - HOME - PREMIER LEAGUE.
"LIVE" ON BT SPORT.
JACK KAYE
14th February
