Burnley boss Sean Dyche is happy to play the underdog this season.
Dyche believes that fans of most clubs will be expecting wins over his side this season - something that increases the weight of pressure on the opposition.
"I think it's slightly different for Gus and his men because, as I suggested about this underdog idea, lots of supporters will expect their team to beat us," said Dyche.
"That probably does add a bit of weight on it from there point of view, but I do also think that kind of weirdly can do us down a bit.
"Our record speaks for itself at Turf Moor; we're pretty handy, so there is a balance there.
"I certainly don't think we're a team where you can just walk into Turf Moor and think it's all going to turn out happily for you.
"You have to earn the right, certainly at Turf, so I don't think Gus is naive to think that but some fans might be thinking we've got to beat Burnley, it's as simple as that, but it's not that easy I don't think."
