Premier League talking points: Burnley bouncing as Man United struggle

They can take a crumb of comfort from breaking through a decent Spurs defence on a number of occasions, but poor finishing and bad ball retention up front continues to hurt them. As it stands, the Terriers are just 3/10 to suffer relegation.

Clarets beginning to click up top

After last season’s whirlwind success secured a top-seven finish and European football, Burnley suffered a rude awakening this term. Sean Dyche’s men managed a single point from their first five league games. But they’re now returning to their best.

Back-to-back league wins were confirmed yesterday, with a 2-1 win at Cardiff City following that 4-0 thumping of AFC Bournemouth.

It was a cagey clash in South Wales, but the Clarets took their chances clinically. Johann Berg Gudmundsson’s smart far-post header was followed by another neat headed goal, netted by Sam Vokes. Dyche’s men appear to be on the up. Another top half-finish is a 7/1 shot.

Solid Wolves adapting well to life in the Prem

Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Nuno Espirito Santo has moulded last season’s free-flowing Wolves side into a slightly more pragmatic Premier League outfit. And it’s paying rich rewards.

The Black Country side have a tried and tested line-up, with their starting XI unchanged for seven games in a row following Saturday’s 2-0 defeat of Southampton.

The side with the best defensive record outside the top three rarely looked like conceding against Saints. And Wolves’ slick passing football saw them create the openings for their two late goals – the former created by a stunning solo run from Adama Traore.

Santo’s men head to Crystal Palace next, with 7/4 for another Wolves win.

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