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Burnley 2 - 0 Blackpool

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Team Stat Comparison
Burnley Blackpool
Matches Played 46 46
Table Position 5 16
Points 76 56
Goal Difference 12 -11
Goals for * 1.8 1.0
Goals against * 1.0 1.1
Last 5 W-W-W-W-D W-D-D-D-W
Last 5 home W-W-W-W-W D-D-L-D-W
Last 5 away W-D-L-D-W W-D-W-W-D
*  Goals per match - home matches for home club and away matches for away club
·  Club Stats:  Burnley  |  Blackpool
Competition Stats
  Burnley Blackpool
Goals Martin Paterson 13 Dudley Campbell 9
Reds Steven Thompson 1 Charlie Adam 1
Yellows Clarke Carlisle 10 Shaun Barker 7
·   Club Squads : Burnley | Blackpool

Updated: September 15, 2008, 5:58 PM UK

Burnley boss Owen Coyle will again be without suspended winger Chris Eagles for the visit of Lancashire rivals Blackpool.

The former Manchester United trainee, who joined the Clarets in a summer move from Old Trafford, serves the second game of a three-match ban following his sending-off in the recent goalless home draw with Plymouth.

Coyle will be reluctant to make changes following his side's 2-1 victory at Nottingham Forest on Saturday.

It was their first Coca-Cola Championship win of the season and saw new recruit Steven Thompson partner Martin Paterson in attack.

Thompson enjoyed a fine debut as Burnley recorded their first win at the City Ground since 1964.

Stephen Jordan was given the nod ahead of Christian Kalvenes at left-back and is expected to retain his place.

Blackpool boss Simon Grayson will be reluctant to make changes to his side.

The Seasiders recorded their second successive Coca-Cola Championship win on Saturday after beating Barnsley 1-0 at Bloomfield Road.

Grayson named an unchanged side to face the Tykes following the victory at Southampton by the same scoreline in their previous outing.

Steve Kabba - who scored a spectacular winner on Saturday - will again spearhead the attack as Blackpool seek to record their third straight win.

On-loan Derby defender Mo Camara will continue to deputise for Stephen Crainey at left-back as the former Leeds man recovers from a groin injury.

Midfielder Keith Southern is again likely to have to settle for a place among the substitutes.

 
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Barnsley 0
Cardiff City 1 FT
Bristol City 1
Birmingham 2 FT
Burnley 2
Blackpool 0 FT
Doncaster Rovers 0
Charlton Athletic 1 FT
Preston North End 2
Nottingham Forest 1 FT
Sheffield United 1
Coventry City 1 FT
Swansea City 1
Derby County 1 FT
Watford 1
Plymouth Argyle 2 FT
Wolverhampton Wanderers 2
Crystal Palace 1 FT
Reading 6
Sheffield Wednesday 0 FT