AT either end of Turf Moor tonight will be an international player aiming to deny the opposition goals.
The Clarets have Greek international Nik Michopoulos back between the sticks after his sojourn to Crystal Palace.
The Karditsa-born 32-year-old, who earned the majority of his 13 caps while playing for PAOK Salonika, made his comeback in Saturday's 1-1 home draw against Ipswich Town.
However, his loan spell has meant that outings have not been as frequent as usual for the keeper as he has made just six appearances for the Clarets and played the same number of games for the Selhurst Park club.
It is a different scenario for the Mariners' Welsh international keeper Danny Coyne.
The Prestatyn-born 29-year-old, who has won two full caps for Wales, is an ever-present this term having played in all Grimsby's 29 league and cup matches.
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