Goal-shy Burnley’s record drought over

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Goal-shy Burnley’s record drought over
Mon, 06 Oct, 2014 - 01:00
Nick Mashiter, King Power Stadium

Boss Sean Dyche insists he was never worried about Burnley’s lack of goals after they ended their record drought.

Michael Kightly scored the Clarets’ first goal in 10 hours and 55 minutes of action, setting a new club record by four minutes. Ross Wallace’s stoppage-time free salvaged a 2-2 draw as Burnley lifted themselves off the bottom.

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