Burnley boss Vincent Kompany has expressed his disappointment after his team’s heavy defeat at the hands of Newcastle at Turf Moor. The Toon emerged victorious with a 4-1 scoreline, leaving the Burnley players feeling deflated.
Reflecting on the match, Kompany admitted that Newcastle were the better side on the day. Despite giving their all, Burnley couldn’t match their opponents in most areas of the pitch. Kompany acknowledged that Newcastle boasts a talented squad and emphasized the need for his players to remain resilient.
“We can’t let ourselves get beaten down, it is what it is,” Kompany said. “We have to pick ourselves up and go again. In this game, you can’t judge a season based on its beginning or end. You have to keep pushing forward and believe that hard work will eventually pay off.”
Kompany also took a moment to acknowledge the Burnley fans, describing them as the heartbeat of the community. He recognized their unwavering support, even during the club’s time in the Championship. The manager emphasized the team’s commitment to working hard every day to repay the fans’ loyalty.
Burnley will now need to regroup and focus on their upcoming fixtures. Despite the disappointment of their recent defeat, Kompany’s message is clear: they must continue to fight and believe in their ability to achieve success.
