en-us SportSpyder - The Latest Burnley FC News https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/news Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Jordan Jarrett-Bryan and Lucy Ward to discuss the latest in the Premier League. On the podcast today: we’ll begin with Chelsea and after a terrible run of form that culminated with them being on Monday night. Elsewhere, the Premier League title race. puts them top on goals scored – the first time City have topped the table since October. The result also sends Burnley back down to the Championship. Plus, Leeds look safe with , we look forward to the FA Cup semi-finals and your questions answered. Thu, 23 Apr 2026 15:42:01 GMT Guardian staff reporter https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56369691 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56369691 false false So. . After 106 days and a run of five consecutive league defeats without scoring a goal, Chelsea suits reactivated the revolving door marked Do One at Stamford Bridge and bundled him into oblivion. Rosenior lasted for 3.6% of his contract, which runs until 2032, by which time Chelsea’s coaching staff genuinely might be . Rosenior’s reign began, if not with huge promise . Recruited from within the BlueCo matrix, the 41-year-old was flown to London for talks. An unassuming figure in spectacles and scarf, Rosenior resembled the “tech guy” in a boilerplate heist movie. Then he started talking. “The potential for this club, and for this group is limitless. And I won’t limit it,” Rosenior mused after watching , before adding he hoped his appointment would go down as “the best decision this club’s ever made”. Oof, actually aged faster than milk. I started supporting Chelsea in 1970 because everyone else was supporting Leeds United and Leeds was a long way away. I enjoyed the Osgood, Hutchinson and Hudson years, endured the 1980s, got hopeful in the 1990s and smugly bathed in Russian money thereafter. In the meantime, I moved to Leeds, raised two Leeds fans and felt sorry as they grew more reliant to the minor horrors football support can inflict. Today, I nearly hope Leeds destroy Chelsea on Sunday. I am considering a transfer request, which is absurd so late in this narrative arc. Thanks Todd, you are the second worst American on the planet” – Jon Fogden. So, Marc Cucurella’s barber in a deleted social media disgrace post? Marc Cucurella has a barber?” – Leslie Hand. I note with interest that in your piece on Leicester’s plummet to the third tier (), you suggest they might have a trip to play the not-so-mighty Grecians next season. As any Exeter City supporter will tell you, not to mention having a quick glance at the table, that particular fixture is highly unlikely, given that we are two points adrift in the relegation zone. It seems Football Daily has more faith in us escaping the drop than we do. I’ll have a tin of what you’re drinking” – Jim Hughes (and others). I have good and bad news for Leicester fans: the good news is you’re only two years from returning to the Promised Land. The bad is you’re only two years from non-league” – JJ Zucal. In 2023-24, Luton finished 18th in the Premier League and were relegated from the Championship the next season. In 2024-25, Leicester finished 18th in the Premier League and were relegated from the Championship the next season. In 2025-26, remind me who’s 18th in the Premier League?” – Jim Hearson. This is an extract from our daily football email … Football Daily. To get the full version,. Thu, 23 Apr 2026 15:41:57 GMT Niall McVeigh https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56369688 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56369688 false false Scott Parker refused to be drawn on his Burnley future after Wednesday night’s 1-0 loss to Manchester City confirmed their relegation, but said the Clarets would “regroup and be better”. Thu, 23 Apr 2026 14:09:10 GMT steve.tinniswood@nqnw.co.uk https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56368486 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56368486 false false Football pundit Gary Neville was verbally abused at Turf Moor before Burnley vs Manchester City, prompting Sky Sports to apologise Thu, 23 Apr 2026 14:02:14 GMT Scott Trotter https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56368408 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56368408 false false Arsenal watched on as Manchester City struggled to beat Burnley at Turf Moor handing them a boost to their Premier League title chances Thu, 23 Apr 2026 12:32:46 GMT football.london@trinitymirror.com (Tom Canton) https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56367511 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56367511 false false Manchester City could round off the season by claiming three trophies but January arrival Marc Guehi has sent a strong message to anyone getting ahead of themselves heading into the final few weeks Thu, 23 Apr 2026 11:42:32 GMT Jeremy Cross https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56367043 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56367043 false false Arsenal are now second in the Premier League table with just five matches left to play Thu, 23 Apr 2026 11:12:28 GMT football.london@trinitymirror.com (Ryan Taylor) https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56366755 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56366755 false false Welcome to Last Word on Football’s ‘Families in Football’ series. Over the next few weeks, we take a look at siblings, cousins and even parents and children that have played the beautiful game. Some have played cup finals together while others have been on opposing sides. Today, we focus on twin brothers Will and Michael Keane. Families in Football: Will and Michael Keane Michael Keane Centre-back Michael Keane came through the Manchester United academy but despite being named as their Reserves Player of the Year in 2012, he only managed five appearances for the senior side. The defender spent time on loan with Championship clubs Leicester City, Derby County and Blackburn Rovers before joining newly-promoted Burnley. Initially arriving at Turf Moor on loan, the Clarets made the move permanent in January after an impressive start. Read More: Despite suffering relegation with Burnley, Michael helped Sean Dyche’s team make an immediate return to the Premier League. Across three seasons, he turned out over 100 times for the Clarets and was named in the PFA Championship Team of Year in 2016. His impressive displays earned the defender a move to Everton for an initial fee of £25 million. Michael has played over 150 times for the Toffees and has earned international recognition during his time at Goodison Park. Despite featuring for the Republic of Ireland U17 and U19 teams, Michael switched allegiances and began playing for the England U19 team. He would make 16 appearances for the England U21s before making his senior debut in a friendly match against Germany. The defender has earned 12 caps for England, scoring once. Will Keane Like his twin brother, striker Will came through Manchester United’s academy. Also like his brother, game time at Old Trafford was limited with the forward managing just three senior appearances for the Red Devils. Despite that, Keane had a prolific goalscoring record for the U18s, netting 13 goals in 26 appearances in the 2009/10 season, including all three goals in a 3–0 win at home to Manchester City. The following season, he scored 16 times from just 17 matches and finished as the team’s top scorer with 16 goals, which included eight in just six FA Youth Cup matches. He also added six more goals in ten outings for the reserves. Read More: A tally of 14 in 22 for the reserves followed, plus four more from seven cup appearances. He also netted four in a 6–3 win away to Newcastle United to confirm Manchester United as winners of the Premier Reserve League North and a brace in a 2–0 victory over Manchester City in the final of the Manchester Senior Cup. Will spent time on loan at Wigan Athletic and Queens Park Rangers but failed to find the back of the net. That changed during a brief spell at Sheffield Wednesday when the striker netted three times from 13 Championship outings. He then joined Preston North End on a season-long loan but was recalled by Manchester United at the end of December. He left Manchester United to join Hull City in the Premier League but missed over a year through injury. He stayed with the Tigers, despite their relegation, but only scored once in 26 appearances. Will then moved to Ipswich Town on loan from the Tigers but his three goals in 11 Championship outings were unable to keep the Tractor Boys in the division. Despite that, he moved to Portman Road permanently but only added three in 23 League One appearances. In 2020, Will returned to Wigan, who were now in League One, and the striker has rediscovered his scoring touch. The forward netted ten goals in 32 League One outings before adding ten more this season. Unlike his brother, Will represented England from U16 to U20, winning the European U17 Championships in 2010. However, the striker switched allegiances to the Republic of Ireland in 2019 after talks with then Ipswich boss, and former Ireland manager, Mick McCarthy. He made his debut in a World Cup qualifier against Portugal in November 2021. Games Played Together and Against Will and Michael Keane have played together 34 times at various youth levels for Manchester United and England. The duo have lost just four times with Will scoring 24 times and Michael five. The pair have also played in two youth cup finals, winning both. Read More: The fact that the brothers have often found themselves in various levels of the game means they haven’t been on the opposing side too often. That said, Will and Michael Keane have met three times, with one draw and one win each. The first time they met was at Ewood Park when Blackburn beat QPR 2-0. Next came when Will netted in a 2-0 win for Preston over Burnley before the brothers played out a 1-1 draw between the Clarets and Hull. Interesting Facts Both players started life with South Manchester Juniors before joining the Manchester United academy in 2004. Michael Keane’s one and only start for the Red Devils came in a League Cup clash against MK Dons, which the League One side won 4-0. On his England U19 debut, Mi... Thu, 23 Apr 2026 10:12:39 GMT Dale Ventham, Editor https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56366295 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56366295 false false Erling Haaland scored Manchester City's winner at Burnley and seemed to grow frustrated by constant questions regarding their lack of goals at Turf Moor on Wednesday night Thu, 23 Apr 2026 09:45:20 GMT Samuel Meade https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56366129 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56366129 false false Pep Guardiola has said Manchester City must ‘win at any cost’ across the run-in as his team chase the Premier League title. City moved to the top of the Premier League with a 1-0 win at Burnley on Wednesday, courtesy of Erling Haaland’s early goal at Turf Moor. Guardiola’s side have climbed to top spot […] The post first appeared on . Thu, 23 Apr 2026 09:17:13 GMT Harry Diamond https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56365985 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56365985 false false Erling Haaland grew frustrated with a reporter's questioning regarding Manchester City's narrow 1-0 win over Burnley despite moving top of the table. Thu, 23 Apr 2026 08:37:03 GMT Adhe Makayasa https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56365848 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56365848 false false "The Premier League title race could come down to goal difference" 😯 Thu, 23 Apr 2026 08:27:54 GMT Rob McCarthy https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56365828 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56365828 false false The72's writers offer their Manchester City vs Southampton predictions ahead of the FA Cup semi-final clash on Saturday. The post appeared first on . Thu, 23 Apr 2026 07:25:08 GMT James Ray https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56365422 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56365422 false false BURNLEY 0-1 MANCHESTER CITY: Erling Haaland scored after five minutes and that proved to be the only goal of the game as Pep Guardiola's side went top - but failed to push on against the Clarets Thu, 23 Apr 2026 09:09:20 GMT Samuel Meade https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56365937 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/burnley/articles/56365937 false false