Burnley Bounce Back At The First Attempt
After the disappointment of relegation from the Premier League, Burnley ensured an immediate return to the top flight of English football with a record-breaking season in the EFL Championship.
Founded in 1882, Burnley was one of the twelve founding members of the English Football League in 1888. Twice champions of England and winners of the FA Cup, the team held the record for the longest unbeaten record in the league for more than 80 years and is one of a handful of teams to have won all four professional divisions.
Burnley's Turf Moor stadium is one the oldest in the professional game having been the team's home since 1883, with the modern day ground having a capacity of almost 22,000 and featuring a raft of impressive facilities.
Known as the Clarets in deference to its iconic shirt, Burnley can count on the support of a loyal army of fans who have supported the club through the various highs and lows since the first ball was kicked.
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After the disappointment of relegation from the Premier League, Burnley ensured an immediate return to the top flight of English football with a record-breaking season in the EFL Championship.
Burnley came within minutes of ending the EFL Championship season as title winners after a dramatic conclusion to the 2024/25 campaign that saw Scott Parker’s side secure a place in English football history.
Burnley will return to the Premier League after a single season after Scott Parker’s side successfully secured promotion from the EFL Championship with two games of the campaign left to play.
Burnley’s unbeaten run in the EFL Championship was extended to 26 games during March as the Clarets continued to push for an immediate return to the top flight of English football.