BURNLEY'S season hit a new low as Fabio Celestini watched his lose despite a three-goal lead with 28 minutes to play. Alex Robertson's own-goal put the Clarets 4-1 up in the 62nd minute in Cardiff. But the Aussie midfielder went…

Burnley suffered a dramatic 5-4 defeat away to Cardiff City after squandering a 4-1 lead with less than 30 minutes remaining. Goals from Andreas Hountondji, Marcus Edwards, Largie Ramazani, and an Alex Robertson own-goal put the Clarets firmly in control by the 62nd minute. However, Brian Barry-Murphy's side produced an incredible late turnaround to secure all three points.
Cardiff responded through an Ollie Tanner effort, a brace from substitute Yousef Salech, and a Jack Moylan penalty. In the 95th minute, Robertson scored a spectacular long-range winner to seal Cardiff's comeback, leaving new Burnley manager Fabio Celestini with just two points from his first three matches and the Clarets in the relegation zone.
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