Burnley beat West Ham 2-0 after Sean Dyche rings the changes
Burnley claimed three crucial points at Turf Moor
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Your support makes all the difference.Burnley rediscovered some of their old swagger as they brushed aside West Ham 2-0 to ease their relegation worries.
Chris Wood got his now customary strike against the Hammers before the outstanding 19-year-old Dwight McNeil bagged his first Premier League goal - both inside the opening 35 minutes.
Four days after they were thrashed 5-1 here by Everton, Burnley looked resolute at the back and confident going forward as they secured only their second win since the start of October, offering reminders of why they were playing their way into Europe this time last year.
Relive the action below.
Preview
What time does it start?
Burnley vs West Ham kicks off at 2:15pm (GMT)
Where can I watch it?
The match will not be shown live on TV or online in the UK.
Independent Sport will however keep you up to date with the goals as they go flying in via our live blog.
Highlights will be shown on Match of the Day Two at 10:30pm on BBC One.
Southampton 1-3 Manchester City
68 minutes
City's fans are making all the noise now. Their side are content to keep the ball, to tire out their opposition, who are growing increasingly bereft of hope.
Southampton 1-3 Manchester City
68 minutes
Austin is off, replaced by Shane Long. He's yet to score in the Premier League this season. Now would be a good time to get his first.
Southampton 1-3 Manchester City
72 minutes
Kompany goes into a challenge about ten minutes too late and picks up a yellow. The game is petering out now, though.
Southampton 1-3 Manchester City
73 minutes
Bednarek is in the book, too, after pulling back Aguero. And with that, City's top scorer makes way for Gabriel Jesus.
Burnley 2-0 West Ham
75 minutes
Over at Turf Moor, Burnley look more like their old selves. They're on course for a big three points against a lacklustre West Ham side.
Southampton 1-3 Manchester City
78 minutes
Danilo is next in the book for City. There's been some rash, and quite unnecessary, challenges in the second half.
Southampton 1-3 Manchester City
80 minutes
Mahrez should make it four having been played in brilliantly by Jesus. McCarthy is in the way again, though, and Southampton keep the deficit at just two goals.
Southampton 1-3 Manchester City
81 minutes
Højbjerg, whose equaliser seems an age ago now, fires another shot on goal. There's plenty of power, but it's straight at Ederson.
Southampton 1-3 Manchester City
84 minutes
Leroy Sane is on for City, in place of Mahrez.
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