MIDDLESBROUGH, England (Reuters) - Burnley manager Sean Dyche is unfazed by his team's failure to win an away Premier League game this season and believes the Lancashire club have already achieved more than many expected from them. Burnley's goalless draw at Middlesbrough on Saturday left them on 36 points - but only four points from draws have come on the road. "I've not been too frustrated down the season, I think it's the reality of the division, we were so strong away last season, but this season we've found it tough," said Dyche, referring to Burnley's title-winning run in the Championship last season. "The Premier League, every team will have good home form, like we have ourselves.. but it's tough going everywhere in the Premier League. With Boro in desperate need of three points, Dyche said he was impressed with the way his side kept their shape and stuck at the task, even if they lacked a clinical edge in attack.

Source: The Star April 08, 2017 17:37 UTC