The Clarets make the testing trip to the capital to face Crystal Palace with a place in the top eight of the Premier League up for grabs.
Only goal difference separates the two sides and three points tonight would lift the winners above both Arsenal and Sheffield United and level on points with seventh-placed Tottenham.
Palace return home for the first time since the league’s restart, having played both their opening games on the road.
And for the Clarets, it’s the first of two trips to London during their run-in to the campaign.
The current protocols in place around Cobid-19 make the logistics more demanding with the travelling party requiring three coaches to meet them off the train south to adhere to social distancing guidelines.