Burnley on brink of historic record as promotion looms
Burnley are on the verge of making a triumphant return to the Premier League, and they could etch their name in the record books this weekend against Watford.
The Clarets have been imperious in defense this season, conceding just 13 goals in 42 matches, and Scott Parker's side are poised to equal a remarkable 104-year record.
With a win over Watford on Friday, Burnley could extend their unbeaten run to 30 league games, a feat the club last achieved in March 1921.
The team has been in scintillating form, going unbeaten in their last 29 league games, including 18 wins and 11 draws.
Parker will be looking to call upon the services of Lyle Foster, who could return from injury for the crucial match against Watford.
David Prutton has predicted a 1-0 win for Burnley, and the Clarets will be looking to make it a memorable day for the club.
Despite predictions that Burnley may struggle in the Premier League if they secure promotion, the team has dominated the Championship throughout the season.
With their sights set on history, Burnley will aim to continue their unbeaten run and potentially break the record if they can maintain their form until the end of the campaign.
All eyes will be on Vicarage Road on Friday as Burnley takes on Watford in what could be a momentous occasion for the club.
