The Clarets had endured a challenging streak, losing six consecutive league matches and all seven home games this season.
By Olisa Obi
Burnley secured an emphatic 5-0 victory against 10-man Sheffield United at Turf Moor on Saturday, marking their inaugural home Premier League win of the season.
Prior to this triumph, the Clarets had endured a challenging streak, losing six consecutive league matches and all seven home games this season.
Vincent Kompany’s Burnley moved off the bottom of the table, beating their fellow relegation candidates for a crucial second win of the season.
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Striker Rodriguez’s swift header from Charlie Taylor’s precise cross set the tone, marking the fastest goal in the top flight this season and establishing a lead that Burnley maintained throughout.
The frustration was palpable for The Blades, with Oli McBurnie receiving a red card for elbowing opponents in two separate incidents.
Burnley sit 19th, two points adrift of safety, while their fellow Premier League newcomers Sheffield United are bottom of the table.
