Intro:

Burnley manager Sean Dyche looks ahead to their visit to an in-form Liverpool side in the English Premier League on Wednesday (4th March).

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Sean Dyche, Burnley manager (Q: After Liverpool, you have 10 games remaining. Do you have a target in mind of the number you need to win to stay up?):

"No not really. The market (league) will tell us what we need but at the end of the day, we need to keep building on performances and we need to win games. We made it quite clear last year, I think it's the way that it's appropriate to work. We're certainly not powerful enough at this level to start thinking about four games down the road. We have to think about the next one (game) and there is some planning element to that of course with training schedules but, what I mean is, each game is the next focus and obviously the next focus is another big one for us at Liverpool."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Sean Dyche, Burnley manager (Q: Liverpool have taken 26 of a possible 30 points in their last games and are the form side in the league. Does this make you approach the game any differently?):

"No I think the biggest change is outside of us. We prepare properly for every game. We believe in the way we prepare and the way the team is operating. The biggest thing is the outside view. Obviously, the weight of expectation and pressure goes on the team that we're playing against because of who there are. In this case Liverpool had an up and down start (to the season) and a bit of a bumpy start but have found a real rich vein of form since Christmas onwards and are a very good side. Of course, all of their fans the whole of the world, as (when) we went to Chelsea, as we went to Manchester City, as we went to Newcastle. They're all thinking well they'll win and it's not that easy is it, quite obviously, for them to do that."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Sean Dyche, Burnley manager (Q: How do you pick your players up ahead of the Liverpool game given the manner of defeat to Swansea?):

"I say this is the absolute reality of the Premier League. We're moving forward. We have great growth in the side, I'm convinced of that. The way the players have moved forward since the beginning of the season when we were heavily questioned for obvious reasons. And this is another great challenge that we all wanted. I say it all the time in the media and I say it to the players. This is the challenge that we wanted. We grasp it. We want to run with it. We'll take it on. We want to deliver performances. We want to win games and the focus is quite clear for me and my group."