That FA Cup tie was Eddie Howe's first home game in charge of the Clarets as well as being his first cup tie in charge, and now he faces the same opposition in his next home cup tie.
Burton Albion had a difficult second half to last season and at one time were threatened with a return to non-league football, but they ended the season with a run of six games without defeat including draws against Torquay and Accrington, two sides who reached the play offs.
The game will be played in week commencing 8th August and is almost certain to go ahead on the Tuesday 9th.
The full draw is
Rochdale v Chesterfield
Port Vale v Huddersfield
Rotherham v Leicester
Hull v Macclesfield
Hartlepool v Sheffield United
Leeds v Bradford City
Doncaster v Tranmere
Walsall v Middlesbrough
Barnsley v Morecambe
Accrington v Scunthorpe
Derby v Shrewsbury
Oldham v Carlisle
Bury v Coventry
Sheffield Wednesday v Blackpool
Burnley v Burton
Preston v Crewe
Nottingham Forest v Notts County
Brighton v Gillingham
Bournemouth v Dagenham & Redbridge
Ipswich v Northampton
Cheltenham v MK Franchise
Bristol Rovers v Watford
Plymouth v Millwall
Oxford v Cardiff
West Ham v Aldershot
Southampton v Torquay
Charlton v Reading
Portsmouth v Barnet
Stevenage v Peterborough
Southend v Leyton Orient
Wycombe v Colchester
Hereford v Brentford
Exeter v Yeovil
Bristol City v Swindon
Crystal Palace v Crawley or AFC WImbledon