Burnley winger Jacob Bruun Larsen says today's clash with Brighton will be about self-belief.

The Dane is confident they'll score today.

He said, "Brighton are a difficult team to play against. They've done great in the last couple of years and they have great players and a great manager.

"They play attractive football, so it's going to be a tough game. But as I said before, there's no easy games in the Premier League, so it's a good challenge for us and I'm looking forward to it.

"We always believe that we can score goals, not just against Brighton this weekend. I think we can score against every team from every phase and the belief is important for us that we can do that again.

"That's how we work and 'll try to do my best to score as many goals as I can this season. The team tries to do their best to get a good result and we will do that again this weekend."

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