News about Jordan Beyer

JOE BERNSTEIN AT TURF MOOR: Burnley's first team in top-flight history lost their first six home games of the season after defender Jordan Beyer's blunder led to Jeffrey Schlupp's decisive break deadlock in the first half. Schlupp converted after 22 minutes as the Premier League's oldest boss, 76-year-old Roy Hodgson, got the better of the youngest Vincent Kompany, 37. With defender Tyrick Mitchell scoring only his second goal for the club, Victory was then sealed in injury-time.

Premier League clubs will now have to make do with their current squads until January as the high-intensity drama of the transfer window begins to fade. The big boys in the division have been bolstered, the middle of the road sides have increased, and the teams that were supposed to face it out at the top of the table have also been increased. Transfers can make or break a team's fate during this 38-game marathon, with some teams wishing they didn't get a big contract because of the line, or ecstatic that their brand-new signing has come well. Supporters of each Premier League team will have their own minds already made up about their activity, but how does Mail Sport rank your team's dealings? Here are our A-E transfer ratings...

Burnley's social media managers have certainly been earning their money in recent weeks as they have advertised the club's summer transfer splurges in a new and innovative way. They've stolen the show this summer from Zeki Amdouni to James Trafford starring in a Back to the Future remix. Here is Mail Sport's definitive account of the Clarets' bizarre transfer unveilings.

In a tumultuous pre-season friendly involving Burnley and Real Betis, there were two red cards and a shot from the halfway line. Vincent Kompany's team had a good showing in Spain when the Premier League new boys defeated Betis - who will play in this season's Europa League - 1-1 draw. After 26 minutes when Jordan Beyer poked home at the far post, the Clarets took the lead, but the game brought it to life before halftime in a match that was anything but friendly.

The summer transfer window is open, and all 20 Premier League clubs will be looking to improve ahead of the new season. Fans are already planning following the unveiling of the fixtures, but behind the scenes discussions over new acquisitions are well advanced. Mail Sport has rounded up all of the new goals for each club in our transfer window.

After losing 6-0 to thrashing Championship winners Burnley, Manchester City has secured their place in the FA Cup semi-finals. Erling Haaland raised his season-trick count to 42, with Julian Alvarez also scoring a brace, while replacement Cole Palmer stayed in on the action.

Jordan Beyer scored his first Burnley goal nine minutes from time to open up a 16-point deficit in the search for automatic promotion. Josh Brownhill, the German centre back, was brought home to his corner just as it seemed that the Clarets' winning streak would come to an end at six matches. With a welter of second half replacements, Coventry had dominated the first half, with striker Viktor Gyokeres as the outstanding player on the field and defense defended doggedly.

Hector Bellerin, James Garner, Leander Dendoncker, and Willian were among the major names to move on a frantic last day of the summer transfer window. Michy Batshuayi, Ben Breton Diaz, and Arsen Zakharyan's late moves didn't happen before the 11 p.m. deadline on Thursday. SIMON JONES of Sportsmail rounds up the deadline day drama.