Burnley will face Aberdeen on Thursday without a single new face in the squad and the coach is adamant his priority remains staying in the Premier LeagueBurnley’s prize for finishing seventh in the Premier League is a first European adventure in over half a century. Sean Dyche, now the leading English manager of his generation, insists the club should regard Europa League involvement as a “badge of honour”, which will be fair enough should Burnley actually manage to reach the sunlit uplands of the competition proper. Related: Rangers face ‘a hell of a lot of work’, warns Steven Gerrard Related: Celtic face Rosenborg in Champions League qualifying after cruising to win Continue readingreadfullarticle
