Burnley midfielder Jack Cork celebrates with his team-mates after scoring against his former Premier League sideAshley Barnes doubled Burnley's lead 11 minutes later when he converted after good work by midfielder Jeff Hendrick
Pos
Team
P
W
D
L
GD
Pts
1
Manchester City
12
11
1
0
33
34
2
Chelsea
12
8
1
3
13
25
3
Manchester United
11
7
2
2
18
23
4
Tottenham Hotspur
12
7
2
3
11
23
5
Liverpool
12
6
4
2
7
22
6
Arsenal
12
7
1
4
6
22
7
Burnley
12
6
4
2
3
22
8
Brighton and Hove Albion
11
4
3
4
0
15
9
Watford
11
4
3
4
-4
15
10
Huddersfield Town
12
4
3
5
-9
15
11
Newcastle United
11
4
2
5
0
14
12
Leicester City
12
3
4
5
-2
13
13
Bournemouth
12
4
1
7
-3
13
14
Southampton
12
3
4
5
-5
13
15
Stoke City
11
3
3
5
-9
12
16
Everton
12
3
3
6
-12
12
17
West Bromwich Albion
12
2
4
6
-9
10
18
West Ham United
11
2
3
6
-12
9
19
Swansea City
12
2
2
8
-8
8
20
Crystal Palace
12
1
2
9
-18
5
Swansea defender Martin Olsson and Barnes go up to contest a header early on in the first half of the gameBurnley didn't have to wait long for the opening goal - Cork heading past goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski to take the leadIt was just the start Sean Dyche's side needed and the players knew it was a crucial goal as they ran away to celebrateBurnley's Stephen Ward attempts to get his overhead kick on target as Swansea struggle to contain the hostsBarnes, who was playing on his own in attack, scored with a superb right-footed effort from just inside the Swansea areaHendrick, who supplied the pass for Barnes, joins the striker before running off to celebrate a second goal for the hostsSwansea manager Paul Clement walks off the Turf Moor pitch after watching his side concede two first half goalsSwansea team-mates Sam Clucas and Alfie Mawson look out of ideas after losing to Burnley on Saturday afternoon
