Blackpool vs Burnley Prediction: Burnley have not lost against Seasiders in last six games

Blackpool and Burnley are set to face each other at Bloomfield Road on Saturday, March 4th, marking their first meeting at this venue since 2014.

Blackpool has only won one game in their last nine matches across different competitions, losing six. They are currently placed 23rd in the Championship, with 31 points from 34 games, and are just four points away from being safe. They succeeded (1-0) in winning their previous home game against Stoke City, following a string of three consecutive draws in their most recent three home league matches.

The Seasiders have scored a total of 17 goals against their visitors while conceding 21 in return. Jerry Yates leads Blackpool's goal-scoring chart with nine goals to his credit, while Gary Madine and Josh Bowler follow closely behind with four and three goals respectively.

Maxwell; Lyons, Nelson, Thorniley, Husband; Bowler, Connolly, Carey, Garbutt; Madine, Lavery.

Burnley has remained undefeated in their previous four away league games, however, their recent away match against Millwall resulted in a draw. Burnley qualified for the FA Cup quarterfinals after defeating (1-0) Fleetwood on Wednesday. Their consistent and impressive performance throughout the season has earned them the top spot in the league table.

They have scored a total of 28 goals against their hosts and have conceded 15 in return. Nathan Tella holds the record for scoring the highest number of goals (12) for the team, while Jay Rodriguez (9) and Anass Zaroury (7) closely follow in second and third place respectively.

Muric; Roberts, Ekdal, Beyer, Maatsen; Cullen, Brownhill; Tella, Gudmundsson, Zaroury; Barnes.

Burnley has remained undefeated against the Seasiders in their previous five games, securing four wins and a draw since December 2013. They have also emerged victorious in their last three visits to Bloomfield Road. Despite languishing in the relegation zone, Blackpool faces the daunting challenge of taking on an in-form Burnley side that has been performing exceptionally well. As a result, a one-sided contest may transpire, with the Clarets likely to secure all three points. Considering the history of face-to-face matchups between the two teams, where both sides have scored less than 2.5 goals, it is likely that we can expect the same in this upcoming match.