Both sides have struggled at the back in recent weeks, so we could get quite an open contest with chances available at both ends of the field.
The reverse fixture between these sides was an entertaining contest at Turf Moor, and it finished 3-2 to Fulham. Burnley were unfortunate to leave empty-handed, given that they managed 16 shots and five big chances worth 2.46 xG. In return, the visitors recorded just six shots, but that amounted to 2.23 xG.
There were 14 corners in that clash, with Burnley accounting for ten, and Fulham for four, but Fulham have been much more attack-minded at Craven Cottage this season. They are averaging 5.63 corners per game at home, compared to 4.78 when playing away.
Meanwhile, Burnley have seen an average of 10.0 corners per game when playing away, with 3.6 corners for, and 6.4 corners against.