A relatively quiet afternoon but stayed alert to make two good stops to finally keep his first clean sheet of the season.A relatively quiet afternoon but stayed alert to make two good stops to finally keep his first clean sheet of the season.
A relatively quiet afternoon but stayed alert to make two good stops to finally keep his first clean sheet of the season.

Burnley player ratings vs Sheffield United as SEVEN 8/10s handed out following BIGGEST ever Premier League win - gallery

Matt Scrafton
By Matt Scrafton
Published 2nd Dec 2023, 17:29 BST
Burnley moved off the foot of the Premier League table with an emphatic thrashing of relegation rivals Sheffield United – recording their first three points at Turf Moor this season in the process.

Goals from Jay Rodriguez, Jacob Bruun Larsen, Zeki Amdouni, Luca Koleosho and Josh Brownhill handed the Clarets their biggest ever Premier League win.

Here how Burnley’s players rated:

Helped Burnley get off to the best possible start with his pinpoint cross for Rodriguez’s instant opener.

5. Charlie Taylor - 7/10

Helped Burnley get off to the best possible start with his pinpoint cross for Rodriguez’s instant opener. Photo: Matt McNulty

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Capped off a dominant display with an emphatic finish from the edge of the box. Got about the pitch well, covering plenty of space.

6. Josh Brownhill - 8/10

Capped off a dominant display with an emphatic finish from the edge of the box. Got about the pitch well, covering plenty of space. Photo: Matt McNulty

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Dominated the midfield against his former side, whose fans booed his every touch. Barely knocked off his stride.

7. Sander Berge - 8/10

Dominated the midfield against his former side, whose fans booed his every touch. Barely knocked off his stride. Photo: Matt McNulty

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Capped off his first start of the season with a goal. Took it well too, calmly slotting past the keeper after coolly taking the ball down.

8. Jacob Bruun Larsen - 8/10

Capped off his first start of the season with a goal. Took it well too, calmly slotting past the keeper after coolly taking the ball down. Photo: Nathan Stirk

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