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Burnley manager Sean Dyche admits that he was left feeling "frustrated" after his side failed to break down Brighton & Hove Albion in a goalless home draw.

Manager Sean Dyche was left feeling "frustrated" after Burnley dropped more points following a goalless home draw.

The stalemate against Brighton & Hove Albion keeps the Clarets' unbeaten run at Turf Moor this season intact, though three draws in the last five games leaves the club three points adrift of third-placed Queens Park Rangers.

"We didn't force that real golden chance and we're just a little frustrated we couldn't break them down," Dyche told reporters after the game.

"I was surprised Brighton came with a 4-5-1 and that can be hard to break down. The dominant feel was there for all to see though."

Burnley return to league action with a trip to Loftus Road on Saturday lunchtime.

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