Burnley come from behind to keep their survival hopes alive

Hull 1 Burnley 4

Burnley come from behind to keep their survival hopes alive
Sat, 10 Apr, 2010 - 18:10

Hull 1 Burnley 4

Graham Alexander scored two penalties as Burnley came from behind to claim their first away win of the season and boost their slim hopes of Barclays Premier League survival.

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