Burnley travel to the King Power Stadium this weekend to face a Leicester City side that have had a slower start to their Premier League campaign than usual.

Burnley though have had a far worse start and are still searching for their first Premier League win of the season, and the King Power is not a stadium that the Clarets have had much joy at down the years.

Sean Dyche's men will however be buoyed by their midweek win against Rochdale in the EFL Cup, and hopefully that result and the performances of some of the lads will force Dyche into making some changes.

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Big Bad Burnley take on Arsenal this weekend at Turf Moor in the Premier League still looking for their first win of the season. Arsenal though haven't exactly had a good start to the season, although they did win last time out against Norwich.

Arsenal are a club though that last season Burnley had a decent record against - with a famous first ever win against The Gunners at The Emirates Stadium and a draw at Turf Moor.

The under pressure Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has never won a game as a manager against Burnley's Sean Dyche - who will be buoyed this week by finally signing his new contract.

Fingers cross this can fire Dychey and the boys up and we see the Clarets run out winners on Saturday.

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For the FIRST TIME EVER we're releasing the pre-game show as a podcast as we move to try and get two podcasts out per week for our lovely audio listeners. We've put a lot in to growing our YouTube recently but we thought it would be worth giving something extra to our podcast listeners too as we haven't forgotten our routes! Your feedback is always appreciated so please let us know what you think.

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Burnley take on Everton this Monday at Goodison Park hoping to get their first win of the season in what is expected to be a tough game.

Everton have had a decent start to the season - after an opening day win against Southampton followed by a decent draw at Leeds and a good win down at Brighton.

Burnley will look back at last season though when they got an impressive win at Goodison Park largely due to a screamer from certified star boy Dwight McNeil.

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The Clarets have got their season up and running after a point at home against Leeds in a game that in truth they deserved more, but in an opposite to the norm, Burnley actually made things happen during the transfer window and Brough players in n deadline day? Weird feeling.

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Two defeats out of two for Burnley so far in the Premier League but the cup has provided a little bit of respite as the Clarets progress on penalties against Newcastle up at St James' Park.

But Leeds are next for the Clarets in the Premier League and we all know what happened last season at the Turf...

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It wasn't the start we wanted or even expected, but Burnley's defeat to Brighton on the opening day means the Clarets are staring down the barrel of another poor start like last season with tough fixtures coming up.

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TurfCast lads Joe Redmond & Johnny Tate look ahead to the opening game of Burnley's Premier League campaign against Brighton after taking a look back at all the goings on at Turf Moor over the summer.

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The new Premier League season is upon us, but are Burnley ready?

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The ghosts of 1996 & 1990 can finally be put to rest after England overcame Germany in a knockout game for the first time since 1996.

A brilliant England performance was capped off by a two well-worked goals that were finished by Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane.

The result sends England into the Quarter-Final's where they will play Ukraine, but that's only half the story as the The Three Lions have a clear path to the final. Anything other than an appearance in the final is unacceptable at this stage.

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It was probably the most boring watch in the entire history of football - but England are through to the last 16!!

Unfortunately - we face the old enemy Germany. Fortunately - they're not as good as they used to be!

And then if (when) we beat them, England have a ridiculously easy route to the final.

Surely even Southgate can't mess this one up? 

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