Burnley manager Sean Dyche has stressed that his side needs to "keep working" as they look for their first win of the season.
The Clarets lie 19th in the Premier League table after losing 3-1 to West Ham United on Saturday and are without a win since gaining promotion back to the top flight.
After the game, Dyche told reporters: "We were dominant first half and created enough chances to go ahead. We went in at half-time feeling good, but the whole feeling is different afterwards and we didn't get going in the second half.
"Goals change games and we saw that. From their point of view they are two quality goals with great crosses from out wide. The third one we conceded was a set-piece and that was disappointing.
"The margins are tight and if keep working away and tidy a few things up around the edges we'll get that first win."
Burnley entertain Premier League stalwarts Everton in their next match at Turf Moor.
Benjamin Topliss
