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Sunderland vs Burnley FC, English Premier League 2025-26, Today Match Prediction

Stadium of Light

Revenge on the Radar as Sunderland Host Burnley

  • Sunderland managed to keep 7 clean sheets in the 24 matches played this season.
  • Burnley and Sunderland at least one goal in each of the last five Premier League matches.
  • Four of the last five Premier League matches between these teams have seen under 2.5 goals.

We predict a draw (1-1)

Tournament: English Premier League 2025-26 | Venue: Stadium of Light

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For the second time this season, promoted rivals Sunderland and Burnley lock horns, this time at the Stadium of Light on Tuesday at 1:30 AM IST. 

Sunderland come in with the better campaign so far but will be keen for revenge after losing the reverse fixture, eyeing three points to climb back into the top half. Burnley, meanwhile, see this as a chance to revive their survival push and edge closer to escaping the relegation zone.

Current Standings: At the point of time, Sunderland sit in the mid-table placed 11th with 33 points, while Burnley are left chasing them down from the 19th spot with 15 points. 

Head-to-Head Record: In their limited Premier League meetings, Burnley holds the advantage with three wins to Sunderland’s two, alongside seven draws.

Sunderland Preview

Sunderland suffered a major setback last weekend, going down 3–1 to a struggling West Ham side flirting with relegation. Régis Le Bris’ men clearly felt the absence of skipper Granit Xhaka in midfield, still sidelined after picking up an injury against Crystal Palace. 

In the end, Brian Brobbey’s late consolation was the lone bright spot in MD23, and with Wilson Isidor heavily linked with a move away, the goalscoring burden once again falls squarely on Brobbey’s shoulders for the upcoming games. 

Stats that matter 

1. It was the first time since February 2025 that Brobbey had scored in consecutive league appearances.
2. Sunderland have now gone winless in seven consecutive Premier League away games (D3 L4).
3. Sunderland remains the only Premier League side yet to lose a game at home this season. 

Team News 

Beyond Granit Xhaka’s injury setback, Sunderland will also be without Bertrand Traore and Arthur Masuaku, both set to miss out again for the upcoming clash.

Sunderland Probable XI - Roefs (GK); Hume, Mukiele, Alderete, Ballard, Reinildo, Sadiki, Le Fee, Mundle, Brobby, Mayenda. 

Burnley FC Preview

The Black Cats have quietly built momentum, picking up points in each of their last three league outings—holding Manchester United (2–2), Liverpool (1–1), and most recently Tottenham (2–2). In that Spurs clash, Scott Parker’s side looked set for a rare win after goals from Alex Tuanzebe and Lyle Foster, only to be denied by a 90th-minute equaliser. 

Still, points are points, and with their last league win dating back to October 2025, turning these draws into a long-overdue three-pointer is now the clear objective.

Elsewhere, Burnley have boosted their ranks with the loan signing of James Ward-Prowse from West Ham. A proven set-piece specialist, his delivery and dead-ball threat should add some much-needed bite to the Clarets’ attack.

Stats that matter

1. Burnley remain winless in their last 14 Premier League games (D5 L9).
2. Dubravka has made more saves than any other goalkeeper in the Premier League this season (94).
3. The Clarets have only lost two of their last seven Premier League games (D5). 

Team News

Burnley have a clean bill of health heading into the trip, with reports from the Clarets’ camp suggesting that both Zian Flemming and Joe Worrall will be available for selection against Sunderland.

Burnley Probable XI - Dubravka (GK); Kyle Walker, M Esteve, Humphreys, Tuanzabe, Pires, Uguchukwu, Luis, Anthony, Edwards, Broja. 

Burnley can take confidence from their earlier clean-sheet win over the Black Cats, but Sunderland remain unbeaten at home this season. This will, however, be Sunderland’s first outing at the Stadium of Light without Granit Xhaka—a notable absence. Still, with no away side ever winning this fixture, a share of the spoils looks the likeliest outcome, making Sunderland a safe pick to at least take a point. 

We predict a draw (1-1)

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