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- Showoff vs arsonal full battle update#
- Showoff vs arsonal full battle free#
Showoff vs arsonal full battle free#
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Much of it was excellent.ĭownload the LancsLive app for free on iPhone here and Android here. But Dyche’s beloved 4-4-2 was jettisoned, 4-2-3-1 adopted and, unlike in previous years, when the Burnley supporters chorused “anti-football”, they were being ironic. The winner came from one of his nine signings, Ian Maatsen, the other outstanding display from another, in Josh Cullen, Dyche’s gameplan drew on neither a marauding left-back nor a midfield playmaker and Kompany benefited from both. There was an immediate endorsement of Kompany’s overhaul. Maatsen, a constant threat down the left, and Josh Cullen in midfield were the most impressive of the swathe of recruits from a whirlwind summer that has seen a revolving door transfer policy – and a few more comings and goings can be expected at Turf Moor before the window closes.
In the end, the Clarets were worthy winners and a jubilant Kompany roared his approval at the final whistle.īurnley went with a revolutionary approach to their new era with six debutants in the starting lineup. Burnley almost added a second when substitute Scott Twine’s superb free-kick rebounded off a post. Huddersfield upped the tempo after the restart but failed to make it pay as the Clarets defended doggedly. Backed by a raucous, sold-out away following, they popped the ball around with a swagger and led through debutant Maatsen in the 18th minute. The new-look Clarets, who have made nine new signings during the summer and included five in their starting line-up, dominated the first half from start to finish. Yet even with a depleted squad and much left to do in the market, Burnley operated in Kompany’s image. On 11th May 2019, Arsenal Womens became known as FA Super League Champions after a close battle against Man City. On the surface, anything more than a transitional season would still feel like representing a major achievement for Kompany. The encouraging takeaway from Kompany’s first evening in charge was that the Clarets retained the high-intensity of a vintage Sean Dyche team while adding a control in possession rarely seen over the past decade.
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READ MORE: Burnley transfer update Mail Online Here's how the national media viewed the Clarets' performance. To kick off with a win, and something of a statement showing - in the first 45 minutes particularly - will have been exactly what the new manager will have hoped for and there is plenty to be encouraged by. It was a huge feather in Kompany's cap with the Belgian overseeing a Turf Moor rebuild that has seen 11 senior departures and nine new signings. Vincent Kompany's new-look Clarets dominated the first half with a stunning showing and although they didn't quite replicate that after the break they still fully merited the three points.
Burnley opened the season in style with a 1-0 win at Huddersfield Town on Friday night.
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