Burnley 0-2 Chelsea: Post-match review, Stats, Key moments

Dive into Coral’s post-match review of Burnley 0-2 Chelsea in the Premier League on Saturday, 22 November 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.

Burnley 0-2 Chelsea Post-Match Review

The match at Turf Moor began with both sides probing for openings, but it was Chelsea who broke the deadlock in the 37th minute when Pedro Neto found the net with an assist from Jamie Gittens, giving the visitors a deserved lead based on their early dominance. Burnley struggled to respond effectively before the break, with Pedro Neto receiving a yellow card in the 41st minute for Chelsea, while the hosts managed little in terms of attacking threat. At half-time, Chelsea made a change with Benoît Badiashile replacing Reece James, setting the tone for a second half where the Blues continued to control proceedings.

The second period saw Burnley receive a yellow card for Kyle Walker in the 49th minute, followed by Chelsea's substitution of Malo Gusto for Liam Delap in the 67th minute and a yellow for João Pedro two minutes later. Burnley responded with a triple substitution in the 72nd minute, where Lyle Foster replaced Jaidon Anthony, Armando Broja came on for Zeki Flemming, and Hannibal Mejbri replaced Lesley Ugochukwu, before Lorenz Tchaouna made way for Jacob Bruun Larsen in the 76th minute; Chelsea also swapped Marc Guiu for João Pedro at that time. As the game neared its end, yellow cards were shown to Benoît Badiashile in the 81st minute and Hannibal Mejbri in the 82nd, with Burnley making their final change as Josh Laurent replaced Florentino in the 84th minute, but Chelsea sealed the victory in the 88th minute through Enzo Fernandez's goal assisted by Marc Guiu.

Burnley 0-2 Chelsea Statistics

Chelsea's 56% possession underlined their control of the game, allowing them to dictate the tempo and create more opportunities, while Burnley's 44% reflected a more defensive posture that limited their ability to build sustained attacks, ultimately contributing to their inability to score. The visitors dominated corners with 9 to Burnley's 1, highlighting their territorial advantage and pressure on the home defence, and their 56 successful dribbles compared to Burnley's 14 showcased superior individual skill in breaking lines, which directly fed into their two assists and goals. Card-wise, Burnley picked up 2 yellows while Chelsea had 3, with no reds or yellow-reds for either side, suggesting a competitive but not overly fractious encounter; the lack of penalties taken or injury-time goals meant the result was shaped by open-play efficiency, and Burnley's use of all 5 substitutions—versus Chelsea's 3—indicated desperate attempts to chase the game, though these changes, such as the triple swap at 72' where Lyle Foster, Armando Broja, and Hannibal Mejbri came on for Jaidon Anthony, Zeki Flemming, and Lesley Ugochukwu respectively, failed to turn the tide.

Chelsea's two assists further emphasised their creative edge, enabling the decisive goals, while Burnley's zero assists pointed to a blunt attacking display that couldn't capitalise on any moments of promise.

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Burnley 0-2 Chelsea: Post-match review, Stats, Key moments

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