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That was a poor way to end a run of fantastic performances.

It's evident playing four games in 11 days has taken the toll on the lads, and ultimately Leicester were able to bring on quality in the last 15 minutes to finish us off.

Nick Pope had a blinder - four world-class saves preventing Leicester running away with it.

Despite the result, the atmosphere was still positive at Turf Moor, with only minimal boos ringing around the stadium amid some poor refereeing.

Faith is still there. Seven

In what was a much-deflated performance from recent weeks, we still came home with a point from a trip to London. It was clear that the fast fixture list – as the Clarets looked to catch up on lost time – had hit the ageing squad hard.

A more positive second half earned us the point. The atmosphere was still very positive and there was even a new chant for warrior midfielder, Josh Brownhill. The big man up top caused problems again and he even got a superb new chant which got him smiling up at

Wow. What a performance and more importantly what a huge three points.

The fight from the players last night shows exactly why I have full belief we can maintain our Premier League status.

Not a single bad performer on that pitch and a huge boost for our survival hopes. The Turf was rocking and the roar when Mee headed home was very surreal. From the resilient defence to the workhorses up top, we look the real deal.

Having not won back-to-back games in the league since January 2021, it gives

After traveling to most away games this season, I can't remember the last time we had something to cheer about on the road. Heading to a match between the Premier League's two 'draw specialists' this season, there was doom and gloom among Clarets' supporters.

But there was a real sense of urgency from the start and a real fighting spirit, giving the traveling Claret faithful hope, and that was rewarded when Wout Weghorst - the answer to Burnley's prayers - finished off a stunning attack down th