Clarets without Jay against Blues

Jay Rodriguez has been ruled out for three months ahead of Burnley's Premier League match at home to Birmingham on Saturday.

Last Updated: 02/10/09 at 13:54

Rodriguez: Three months out

Rodriguez: Three months out

The Clarets have lost yet another player for an extended period after Rodriguez suffered a fractured ankle.

The local-born 20-year-old striker becomes the third of Owen Coyle's players to be ruled out until Christmas in the last fortnight, with Martin Paterson and Chris McCann also both on the sidelines with knee injuries.

Fernando Guerrero tweaked his hamstring and Kevin McDonald sustained a knee problem in a midweek reserve game, leaving both looking doubtful for the visit of Alex McLeish's Blues to Turf Moor.

But club captain Steven Caldwell is in contention for a place in the starting line-up after playing for an hour in the same match.

Burnley (from): Jensen, Caldwell, Mears, Eckersley, Duff, Carlisle, Bikey, Jordan, Alexander, Fletcher, Elliott, Blake, Thompson, Guerrero, Eagles, Penny, Kalvanes, McDonald, Gudjonsson, Edgar, Easton, Nugent.

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Liverpool v QPR
Man City v Norwich
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1 Man Utd 37 43 88
2 Man City 37 33 78
3 Chelsea 37 35 72
4 Arsenal 37 34 70
5 Tottenham 37 19 69
6 Everton 37 16 63
7 Liverpool 37 27 58
8 West Brom 37 -4 48
9 Swansea 37 -1 46
10 West Ham 37 -10 43
11 Stoke City 37 -11 41
12 Norwich 37 -18 41
13 Newcastle 37 -22 41
14 Southampton 37 -11 40
15 Fulham 37 -13 40
16 A Villa 37 -22 40
17 Sunderland 37 -12 39
18 Wigan 37 -26 35
19 Reading 37 -28 28
20 QPR 37 -29 25

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