Another common occurrence at Turf Moor this season, as 15 of 21 games have seen three goals or less. In fact, no ground in the Championship has seen fewer goals than Turf Moor, but thankfully for Burnley supporters, 83% of the goals that have been scored have been in the opposition's net.

Sheffield United also keep games pretty low margin, with 13 of their 21 away games covering this pick. Their last eight games away from Bramall Lane have seen two goals or less. 

Burnley’s other games at home against the division's standout sides (Sunderland and Leeds) have both ended goalless.

Anthony has been operating on the left hand side since the arrival of Marcus Edwards in January. He is pretty much a guaranteed starter when fit, having been on the bench just once when available. 

Sheffield United’s greatest ball carrying threat will come down their right hand side, through full back Femi Seriki and Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, the two players who have completed the most dribbles per 90 for The Blades this season. 

These players are not guaranteed to start, but even so, Anthony has committed at least one foul in 24 of 38 starts this season, including all four games he has featured in against the current top four.

We have a lot of hope in Anthony to produce for us, and that is because he has been in fine form since moving over to the left side of Burnley’s attack.

In the 10 games since the positional switch, he has provided four goals and four assists for his side. In terms of shots on target, this has happened in six of the last ten games.

With Sheffield United not possessing a convincing right back option defensively in our opinion, this should be an area of the pitch that Scott Parker’s side can exploit.