The Clarets will be looking to serve up a tea-time treat when they face Tottenham at Turf Moor.
A home victory over Spurs for the second season running will lift Sean Dyche’s men above the Londoners, who are currently just two points better off than the ninth-placed Clarets in a congested battle for a top-six spot.
It’s been a tricky week for Tottenham with an FA Cup exit to Norwich City on penalties following three successive losses.
The aftermath of the shoot-out also saw Spurs midfielder Eric Dier enter the stands and get involved with supporters as he was leaving the field.