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EFL Championship

Burnley FC vs. Birmingham City FC (27.12.2022)

Date Season Halftime Result
27.12.2022 2022 2 : 0 3 : 0

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
1'' Burnley A. Zaroury Normal Goal
35'' Burnley Josh Cullen Yellow Card
35'' Birmingham Hannibal Mejbri Yellow Card
36'' Birmingham Tahith Chong Yellow Card
44'' Burnley C. Roberts Normal Goal
54'' Birmingham Troy Deeney Yellow Card
62'' Burnley B. Manuel Substitution 1
66'' Birmingham H. Mejbri Substitution 1
67'' Birmingham T. Chong Substitution 2
72'' Burnley I. Maatsen Substitution 2
79'' Birmingham M. Roberts Substitution 3
82'' Burnley A. Zaroury Substitution 3
82'' Burnley J. Rodríguez Substitution 4
87'' Birmingham M. Colin Substitution 4
90'' + 3'' Burnley N. Tella Normal Goal

In an intense Championship encounter on December 27, 2022, Burnley FC showcased their superiority with a convincing win against Birmingham City FC. The match was charged with energy right from the outset as Burnley took early control.

The first breakthrough came just 1 minute into the game when Burnley’s A. Zaroury found the back of the net, setting the home fans alight with a fantastic opening goal. The early lead set the tone for the rest of the match, with Burnley pressing well and keeping Birmingham on their toes.

As the first half progressed, tempers started to flare, resulting in a flurry of yellow cards. At the 35-minute mark, both teams had players booked for misconduct, with Burnley's Josh Cullen and Birmingham’s Hannibal Mejbri receiving cautions. Almost immediately after, Tahith Chong of Birmingham also found himself in the referee's book.

Burnley doubled their lead just before the break, with C. Roberts scoring in the 44th minute, sending Burnley into halftime with a comfortable 2-0 advantage.

The second half saw Birmingham trying to get back into the game, but their efforts were marred by continuous fouls, and Troy Deeney picked up a yellow card in the 54th minute. As the game progressed, both teams made strategic changes, with Burnley making substitutions including B. Manuel and I. Maatsen in the 62nd and 72nd minutes, respectively. Birmingham responded with substitutions of their own, bringing on fresh legs with H. Mejbri and T. Chong being replaced and M. Roberts and M. Colin entering the fray later in the half.

Despite Birmingham's attempts to revitalize their team, Burnley's defense stood firm. The final nail in the coffin came in the stoppage time, with N. Tella adding a third goal for Burnley in the 90+3rd minute, cementing a 3-0 win.

The victory highlighted Burnley’s determination and the depth of their squad, leaving Birmingham to reflect on what could have been if they had capitalized on their chances. Burnley's fans went home proud, riding high on their team’s impressive performance and crucial three points secured.

Lineup Burnley FC

Position Number Name
Goalkeeper 49 A. Murić
Defence 14 C. Roberts
Defence 5 T. Harwood-Bellis
Defence 36 J. Beyer
Defence 29 I. Maatsen
Midfield 4 J. Cork
Midfield 24 J. Cullen
Midfield 17 B. Manuel
Midfield 8 J. Brownhill
Midfield 19 A. Zaroury
Forward 9 J. Rodríguez

Lineup Birmingham City FC

Position Number Name
Goalkeeper 21 J. Ruddy
Defence 28 D. Sanderson
Defence 4 M. Roberts
Defence 5 A. Trusty
Midfield 31 K. Bielik
Midfield 2 M. Colin
Midfield 7 J. Bacuna
Midfield 6 H. Mejbri
Midfield 23 M. Emmanuel
Forward 8 T. Deeney
Forward 18 T. Chong

Substitutes Burnley FC

Position Number Name
Midfield 23 N. Tella
Defence 3 C. Taylor
Midfield 7 J. Guðmunds­son
Forward 10 A. Barnes
Midfield 11 S. Twine
Goalkeeper 15 B. Peacock-Farrell
Forward 27 D. Churlinov

Substitutes Birmingham City FC

Position Number Name
Forward 10 L. Jutkiewicz
Midfield 19 J. James
Forward 27 J. Bellingham
Midfield 14 J. Leko
Goalkeeper 1 N. Etheridge
Midfield 11 J. Graham
Midfield 42 A. Chang

Burnley FC

Their nickname is The Clarets. Interestingly, this club has one of the largest fan bases in England in relation to the total population of the place they come from. That's the eponymous town of Burnley in Lancashire. We can get a good idea of this from the figures, with an average attendance per game of 20,000 people, in a city that has a population of around 70,000. It is certainly worth noting that the club's most famous supporter is Prince Charles. Former Libyan dictator Gaddafi was also a fan of the team.

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Birmingham City FC

The foundations of Birmingham City Football Club were laid back in 1875 when the team was still named as Small Heath Alliance, having played under its current name since 1943. It plays its home games at St Andrew's Stadium, which can hold around 30,000 fans. Perhaps unsurprisingly, their biggest rival is the more famous Aston Villa, who are based in the same city.

More about Birmingham City FC
Home corners 1
Home shots 10
Home shots on target 4
Home fouls 12
Home yellow cards 1
Home red cards
Away corners 1
Away shots 2
Away shots on target
Away fouls 8
Away yellow cards 3
Away red cards
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