Burnley boss Sean Dyche concedes they need to be sharper in attack.

In finishing seventh last year they scored just 36 goals in 38 games and Dyche admits they remain the unfinished article in attacking areas.

"We're a work in progress in the top third. The top third of the pitch is always the hardest, particularly in the Premier League," the Clarets chief said.

"When you think that people are now buying goalkeepers for £70million that's normally for a reason, because they're very good at what they do.

"Centre halves in the £50million, £60million area. It's very difficult in the top third of the pitch to be clinical, precise, to be calm. It's a continued work in progress for us."