Burnley has sacked manager Sean Dyche after almost a decade in charge.
He leaves a club struggling in the Premier League's relegation zone, four points from safety with eight games to go.
Burnley has won just four matches this season - fewer than any other top-flight club.
But it's still a surprise - after Dyche signed a new four-year contract in September.
In a club statement, the Premier League side said:
"Burnley Football Club can confirm the Club has parted company with manager Sean Dyche, assistant manager Ian Woan, first-team coach Steve Stone and goalkeeping coach Billy Mercer."
"Dyche was the longest-serving manager in the Premier League, having been in charge of the Clarets for nine-and-a-half years, overseeing a period which will go down as one of the most successful in the Club’s history."
"During this time, the team was promoted twice from the Championship, achieved two top-half Premier League finishes and qualified for Europe for the first time in 51 years."
Burnley Football Club can confirm the Club has parted company with manager Sean Dyche, assistant manager Ian Woan, first-team coach Steve Stone and goalkeeping coach Billy Mercer.
— Burnley FC (@BurnleyOfficial) April 15, 2022
