Burnley Retain Early Play-Off Slot
Burnley remain well placed in the EFL Championship going into the first international break of the season despite seeing an early winning run come to an end.
Founded in 1882, Burnley was one of the twelve founding members of the English Football League in 1888. Twice champions of England and winners of the FA Cup, the team held the record for the longest unbeaten record in the league for more than 80 years and is one of a handful of teams to have won all four professional divisions.
Burnley's Turf Moor stadium is one the oldest in the professional game having been the team's home since 1883, with the modern day ground having a capacity of almost 22,000 and featuring a raft of impressive facilities.
Known as the Clarets in deference to its iconic shirt, Burnley can count on the support of a loyal army of fans who have supported the club through the various highs and lows since the first ball was kicked.
With dealerships across the North West, the partnership between Bristol Street Motors and Burnley FC is an excellent opportunity to utilise the power of football to connect with local communities.
We understand how much the football club means to the people of Burnley, so we are excited to work together to help inspire change in communities that need support.
The partnership allows us to connect with Burnley fans - and help them with their motoring needs too!
As well as being the club's Official Car Retailer, we are also involved in various initiatives throughout the season to that includes activities in the Papa John's FanZone, player appearances, and various hospitality opportunities.
Burnley remain well placed in the EFL Championship going into the first international break of the season despite seeing an early winning run come to an end.
Burnley made it two wins from two in the EFL Championship with a dominant win in Scott Parker’s first game in charge at Turf Moor.
Burnley’s bid to secure an immediate return to the Premier League began in fine style with an impressive win on the road against Luton Town as the opening round of EFL Championship fixtures drew to a close.
Fans of Burnley Football Club have flocked to Turf Moor to get their hands on the new-look strip that the team will wear during the upcoming EFL Championship season.