Dyche credited his players with the astonishing turnaround in their away form, suggesting they were no longer overawed by coming to places like Anfield. "The players who are developing with the club, every year you stay in the Premier League, it's almost subliminal, you just feel more at ease and have more belief. "There's some tactical bits and bobs we've changed, the three in midfield, but that comes down to the players we've signed and what suits the group." That meant a first Premier League start for Nick Pope, the 25-year-old former Charlton keeper who pulled off two impressive late saves including one from Dominic Solanke that drew praise from former Manchester United keeper Peter Schmeichel. "We believe in the players we work with, and he's another one like that."

Source: The Star September 16, 2017 21:11 UTC