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  1. West Brom 3-1 Burnley - fan's verdict published at 13:37 BST

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    We asked for your thoughts after West Bromwich Albion came from behind to beat Burnley at The Hawthorns on Sunday.

    Here are some of your comments:

    West Brom fans

    Paul - Super team effort, every player played well.

    Russell - Great performance, especially to come from a goal down. It's a great start. We know there's a long, long way to go but we have something to build on.

    Colin - Super energetic and disciplined display by the Baggies. Great to watch Isaac Price get on the scoresheet. Well played West Brom.

    Nick - Best all-round performance I've seen in a long time. Didn't look panicked after going behind and the attack was beautiful to watch. Ousmane Diakite deserves special mention. His passing, dribbling, tackling and effort were all on display and his ball recovery reminded me of a decent player who drove his Mini to Leicester City. Very early and such a small sample size, but after a trying season last year there's so much to smile about right now.

    Jacob Brunn Larsen, of Burnley, is challenged by Nolan Galves, of West BromImage source, Getty Images

    Burnley fans

    Tom - Abysmal. Burnley should know by now that with only one goalscorer you are certainly dead in the PL and probably in the Championship too. Combine that with routinely gifting the opposition at least one early goal and you are likely to be facing relegation by the end of the season. The new manager looks an improvement but so would I have been.

    Sam - Sad to see players pulling out of challenges and not working hard. Burnley's identity was once about running sides off the park and playing gritty, effective football. We've now accumulated PL and European academy prospects that don't have the fight or the nous to represent our club.

    Hugh - Very worried by the reversion to familiar faces here - Josh Laurent, Jacob Bruun Larsen, Armando Broja. Kyle Walker maybe most of all - his pace is gone and that was his cheat code. His positioning, passing, and aerial ability just aren't up to it. Broja isn't interested and isn't any good anyway. I'd play literally anyone else up top.

    Gareth - We gave the ball away cheaply, poor first touches, sloppy passes and we failed to win challenges. We made it easy for West Brom to come from behind and beat us convincingly. But at least we are now moving the ball forwards, rather than side to side and backwards (ie Parker-ball). But we still need to clear out the dross - Broja, Zeki Amdouni et al

  2. Harrogate sign Burnley's Pimlott on loanpublished at 18:40 BST 21 August

    Harrogate Town have signed Burnley left-back Oliver Pimlott on a month's loan.

    The 19-year-old joined the Clarets at Under-14 level and is yet to make his senior debut.

    He could feature for Harrogate, who have won their opening two National League games, in Saturday's home match against Barrow.

  3. Fylde sign Blackpool midfielder Upton on loanpublished at 17:00 BST 21 August

    Theo Upton in action for BlackpoolImage source, Shutterstock
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    Theo Upton signed his first professional deal with Blackpool in February 2025

    Fylde have signed Blackpool midfielder Theo Upton on a season-long loan deal.

    The 18-year-old has made five senior appearance for the Tangerines and made his debut in September 2024, aged 16.

    Upton, who spent time on loan with eighth tier side Matlock last season, could make his debut for the Coasters in Saturday's trip to Woking.