EPL Table: 2017 Week 28 Standings After Sunday's Premier League Scores

Liverpool fought back at Anfield to win the points against Burnley in the Premier League, but manager Jurgen Klopp will have been concerned by the performance of his side despite the 2-1 victory Sunday.

The visitors took a shock lead after seven minutes as Ashley Barnes hit the net, but Georginio Wijnaldum levelled the score on the stroke of half-time.

Emre Can grabbed the winner on the hour mark as the German international sweetly found the bottom corner to beat goalkeeper Tom Heaton.

Here is the solitary result from Sunday's action:

Home	Score	Away
Liverpool	2-1	Burnley

Here are the latest standings:

R	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Chelsea	27	21	3	3	57	20	37	66
2	Tottenham	27	16	8	3	53	20	33	56
3	Manchester City	27	17	5	5	53	29	24	56
4	Liverpool	28	16	7	5	60	35	25	55
5	Arsenal	26	15	5	6	55	31	24	50
6	Manchester United	26	13	10	3	39	22	17	49
7	Everton	28	13	8	7	47	30	17	47
8	West Bromwich Albion	28	11	7	10	36	37	-1	40
9	Stoke	27	9	8	10	32	40	-8	35
10	Southampton	26	9	6	11	32	34	-2	33
11	West Ham	28	9	6	13	38	49	-11	33
12	Burnley	28	9	4	15	31	42	-11	31
13	Watford	27	8	7	12	33	47	-14	31
14	Bournemouth	28	8	6	17	40	54	-14	30
15	Leicester	27	7	6	14	30	45	-15	27
16	Swansea	28	8	3	17	36	61	-25	27
17	Crystal Palace	27	7	4	16	35	46	-11	25
18	Hull	28	6	6	16	26	54	-28	24
19	Middlesbrough	27	4	10	13	19	30	-11	22
20	Sunderland	27	5	4	18	24	50	-26	19

Sunday Recap

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The important element was to capture the three points, but Liverpool made hard work of Burnley as the Anfield crowd watched anxiously.

It was a disjointed display from Klopp's men, who found it difficult to exert their superiority against a side who struggle away from home.

It was the Clarets who claimed a seventh-minute lead on Merseyside as Barnes stunned the home supporters with a finish at the far post past stopper Simon Mignolet.

Liverpool's response was decidedly flat, and Burnley remained the better side for large periods of the first half.

The tide turned just before the interval as Wijnaldum kept his composure to slot home from close range. The goal was a dagger in the heart to the visitors who deserved a lead at half-time.

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The Reds continued to struggle to find form in the second half, but Burnley offered the hosts more room in midfield, allowing Chan to maraud forward and score a wonderful long-range effort.

The German hit the sweet spot of the ball and fired past an outstretched Heaton, finding the bottom corner with precision.

Burnley remained competitive in the latter stages, but Liverpool held firm as the visitors' attack hunted for an equaliser.

The goal didn't come for coach Sean Dyche's side, and Anfield breathed a sigh of relief as they consolidated their position in the Premier League.

Squawka Football highlighted Liverpool's reduction in attacking productivity since they last played Burnley:

Liverpool have lost impetus in their season, and Klopp's side has run out of ideas in defence and attack.

If the German coach wants to end up in the top-four places at the end of the campaign, the Reds will need to quickly improve in their remaining matches.