Burnley moved to the 9th spot on the league table ahead Arsenal as they make their move for the Europa League qualification.
Norwich City suffered yet another humilating defeat at home as Burnley defeated them 2-0 at Carrow Road.
Two of Norwich players were sent off in the first half with Eric Beundia receiving a red card in the 36th minute for elbowing a player while Josip Drmic was shown the red card in the 45th minute for foul on Erik Pieters.


Chris Wood broke the deadlock in the 45+5 minute as he scored a stunning bicycle-kick to put Burnley ahead at half time.


Chris Wood failed to double the lead in the 51st minute as he sent the ball from a clear scoring opportunity wide off target.
Burnley doubled the lead in the 81st minute as Ben Godfrey scored a own goal off a harmless cross of Erik Pieters to put Burnley 2-0 up.
Full time match win for Burnley while Norwich makes preparation to return to the Champions hip.
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