Burnley are in sixth place after their 2-1 win at Bournemouth.

Chris Wood's first-half tap in set Sean Dyche's side on their way to a fourth victory in five league games.

Robbie Brady added a well-taken second from a counter-attack as Burnley moved above Tottenham in the top flight.

Joshua King smashed in from close range for a Bournemouth consolation, but the hosts offered very little.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche said afterwards: "I was very pleased, we wanted to be on the front foot, there was no hangover from Sunday.

"We were very dominant, hit the bar, made the keeper work and scored a fine goal.

"Where we are in the league, everyone will be surprised by that. I see the players work all the time and have great belief in this squad."

He added: "Eddie (Howe) knows it is business, nothing personal for sure - we took a knock on Sunday but I believe in my team's mental strength and first half in particular we were excellent.

"This is an awkward place to come, they have done fantastic work for a few years. Overall I don't think (goalkeeper) Nick Pope had a lot to do.

"Burnley fans have had tough times in the past, the fans are an important part of the club. They have got to enjoy these moments - it's what it is about."