Burnley reveal final pre-season friendly
Burnley have confirmed they will face Serie A side Lazio in their final pre-season game.The fixture will take pace at Turf Moor on Saturday, 9 August at 15:00 BST.It will be the final match in the Clarets' preparations for the new season before the side kick off their Premier League campaign away to Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday,16 August.The other games in their schedule include a double-header fixture on 26 July against League One side Huddersfield Town and Shrewsbury Town of League Two, when the team will split in two and play simultaneously at 15:00.That is followed by an away trip to face Championship team Stoke City the following Saturday.
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