This evening, Burnley will play Plymouth Argyle at home in their return to Championship action at Turf Moor.

Last time out, Burnley drew 0-0 away against Oxford United at the Kassam Stadium and failed to find a way to win against the recently promoted

After West Brom, Sunderland, and Blackburn Rovers, Scott Parker’s team is presently ranked fourth in the standings.

After seven games, they have only lost once and have 14 points on the board.

Burnley team news

The Burnley Express reports that following their absence from the Oxford United trip, Burnley is hoping to welcome back attacking midfielder Zian Flemming and defender Connor Roberts against Plymouth Argyle.

Centre-back In the match against the U’s, Joe Worrall did not play, and it is still unknown how long he might be sidelined.

Starting XI

Foster; Humphreys, Egan-Riley, Esteve, and Pires; Cullen, Brownhill, and Hannibal; Koleosho, Sarmiento; Horace

When Vaclav Hladky arrives from Suffolk Town in the summer, he fills in as James Trafford, who is Burnley’s starting custodian, takes the lead.

Bashir Humphreys, CJ Egan-Riley, Maxime Esteve, and Lucas Pires would be the Clarets’ expected back four in defence. We have John Egan on hand in case we need him, having recently joined after leaving Sheffield United.

Two reliable second-tier players, Josh Brownhill and Josh Cullen, should be the main players in the centre of the park against Plymouth Argyle. Josh Laurent, who was left on the bench last Saturday, arrived in the most recent window from Stoke City and is prepared to step up if necessary.

With so many offensive options available to them, Burnley is probably going to target Brighton and Hove Albion loanee Jeremy Sarmineto and the talented Luca Koleosho. Both of them will try to trouble the United States.

Parker will be keen to get back into form after selecting Lyle Foster last time around.

The Clarets have had a transitional few months, but they have adjusted to life in the Football League quite successfully.