🚨 Official: a Premier League club parts company with its manager | OneFootball

With four matches remaining in the season.

It had been expected, and it is now official. A few days after Burnley’s relegation to the Championship was confirmed, the club and Scott Parker announced the end of their partnership on Thursday morning.

"Scott Parker has left his position as head coach of Burnley Football Club by mutual agreement [•••] The Club would like to express its sincere gratitude to Scott for his professionalism, dedication and contribution. He leaves the club with the respect and appreciation of everyone involved," the statement reads.

Parker had been the main architect of promotion to the Premier League the previous season, with Burnley going unbeaten for 33 straight matches and managing to keep 30 clean sheets.

This season in the English top flight has been far more difficult, with only four meagre wins and a total of 68 goals conceded, making Burnley the worst defence in England so far.

Mike Jackson will take charge on an interim basis for the final four matches of the season.

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