Burnley boss Vincent Kompany believes there is still time to save their season.

The Clarets are second from bottom in the Premier League, but are now only four points behind third from bottom side Luton Town.

Both are going down at this stage, but with Brentford, Everton, and Nottingham Forest in the mix, Kompany is not giving up.

He told reporters: “I don't think you can calculate too much right now, it's game by game.

“We haven't experienced easy games, but there's also been very few games where we've not been in it, whether it was a top team or not.

“For us, it's getting the momentum on the day, continuing our momentum and I just hope that Turf Moor will be ready for us on Tuesday [against Wolves]. All we're doing now is focusing on bringing that energy for that game.

“There's still a story to be written by this team so for me it's the next game and the game after that.

“My view is that we're not just working towards the next eight games, we're working towards building and continuing to become a better club. That doesn't just happen because you have a good result or a bad result, it's much more than that. It's a way of being.

“We have nothing to lose, we should have no fear. We should just go out there, run our socks off and play our hearts out."