Sean Dyche
BURNLEY have dropped to third place in the latest Premier League fair play table.
The winners of the table could secure a place in the Europa League, with England currently in the top three of UEFA’s fair play league.
Burnley led the Premier League fair play table at the halfway point of the season, but they have since been overtaken by West Ham United and have also now dropped below Liverpool to third – although the Reds may qualify for Europe via other means this season.
The Clarets were involved in a controversial match at Chelsea during February, although the only red card of the game went to Nemanja Matic.
Manchester City are fourth in the fair play table, with Southampton fifth and West Bromwich Albion sixth.
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