Burnley – Sunderland BETTING TIPS (17.01.2017)

Burnley are celebrating their second match of this season’s FA Cup with a goalless draw in the first leg at home to Sunderland, who are looking to maintain their good home performance in the English Premier League. On the final day, the team received Southampton and won 1-0 to earn their fourth consecutive win at home. Before that, he had lost at the heart of Manchester City 2-1.
With 21 games to go, the club has eight wins, two draws and eleven defeats, and is ranked 10th in the table. For this meeting, the coach should keep the wager on 4-4-2.

The visiting team arrive in this second hand after a goalless draw at home in the first leg, so a draw with goals will be enough to qualify. This is a team affected by the home factor, stronger when played with the support of their fans, since in the last 30 games has recorded 3 wins, 3 draws and 9 defeats as a visitor, with a total of 13 goals scored and 26 conceded; Against 6 wins, 3 draws and 6 defeats in his stadium, with a total of 21 goals scored and 22 conceded. The team arrives at this meeting after a home defeat by Stoke City for (1-3). In the last 10 games played out for all competitions, Sunderland won 2 and lost 8. The team conceded goals in 8 of their last 10 matches, so there are defensive processes that need to be improved. This is a team that scores a few times first: only opened the scoring in 3 of their last 15 games, of those 3 reached the interval in a lead in 1 and won in the late 90 ‘in all. In 15 games, he suffered the first goal 11 times and only got 1 turnaround. There have been 1 period in the last 14 games played as a visitor for all competitions: he scored 5 of his 9 goals in the minutes (61′-75 ‘). 

Sunderland stepped in for their second match in this season’s FA Cup under some pressure for failing to score in the first leg when they received Burnley. Thus, the team looks for a good result away from home to soften the pessimo moment that is living in the English Championship. On the final day, the team were beaten 3-1 by Stoke at home, reaching their fourth consecutive meeting without a win. Before, the team had tied at home with Liverpool 2-2.
With 21 games to go, the club has fourteen defeats, three draws and just four wins, thus taking the penultimate place in the table. For this challenge, the coach must keep the team in 4-5-1 or 4-4-2.