THERE was more woe for Reo Hatate as Burnley were thumped 4-1 by Lincoln City to leave the Turf Moor club with just one win from their 12 Championship games. The Japanese midfielder, who left Celtic in a £6.5million deal…

Former Celtic midfielder Reo Hatate and Burnley suffered a 4-1 defeat against Lincoln City, leaving the club third from bottom in the Championship with one win in 12 games. Hatate was substituted in the 74th minute, and Burnley subsequently announced the sacking of head coach Nicky Hayen after just 14 games in charge.
Several other former Celtic players experienced tough Championship matches. Arne Engels and West Ham lost 3-2 to Southampton, ending their nine-match unbeaten streak. Meanwhile, Stephen Welsh and Adam Idah were substituted during Swansea's 5-0 loss to Queens Park Rangers, and Johnny Kenny's Preston drew 1-1 with West Brom.
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