Burnley Match Reports

The Clarets got back to winning ways on Saturday to leave West Ham languishing in the relegation zone.

Fourteen long weeks - that's the wait we've had since our last league win against Hull City, a wait that finally came to an end yesterday with a 2-1 win against West Ham United.

Burnley won for the first time since October with a 2-1 victory over West Ham. Match stats available, reports to follow.

John Terry has been very much in the news over the last couple of days and it was he who headed home from a corner to give Chelsea the three points and condemn Burnley to a fourth successive league defeat.

A goal from John Terry in the last ten minutes gave Chelsea all three points at Turf Moor - Match stats available, reports to follow

Apparently he's neither God nor Judas but Moses. He has led us out of the wilderness and then last night all the way to the state of the art facilities in Horwich known as the Reebok Stadium.

This was thoroughly depressing. It had all the ingredients for an epic - a midweek derby, under the floodlights, 5,000 travelling fans, local pride at stake and the chance to put one over on our one-time revered boss.

This year it's more a case of our cup run is over, and just as was the case in the Carling Cup, against Barnsley, we've made an early exit against a Championship team in Reading.

For various reasons, I hadn't seen the Clarets live since that fabulous play-off final. The game before that was our victory in the play-off first leg against Reading, one of the most exhilarating games I have ever had the good fortune to see. (thanks, Rossie Bev)

Brian Laws' first game as the new man at the helm at Turf Moor saw his brave Clarets fall to a 3-0 defeat at the hands of the champions at Old Trafford.

As all the experts predicted, we were beaten by Manchester United at Old Trafford, and whilst the 3-0 scoreline suggests an easy win for United it really was anything but.

Burnley went down to a 3-0 defeat at Manchester United. Match stats available, reports to follow

Burnley are through the fourth round of the FA Cup courtesy of a win against the Milton Keynes Franchise at what must be the most soulless football ground its ever been my misfortune to visit.

Burnley are through to the fourth round of the FA Cup after a 2-1 win at Franchise. Match stats available, report to follow.

Burnley's 2009, a year that saw us win promotion to the Premier League with a Wembley victory over Sheffield United, ended with a disappointing 2-0 defeat against Everton at Goodison Park.

It's another away defeat for the Clarets, this one against Everton. Match stats available, reports to follow.