Burnley took advantage of Huddersfield generosity to claim a second successive victory, when the home side proved incapable of protecting a first-half lead even before the dismissal of their most reliable defender.The west Yorkshire side have found this season hard enough going with 11 men on the pitch, so having to play the whole of the second half without Christopher Schindler was always going to be testing, and Ashley Barnes was able to make Burnley’s extra man count before the end. Related: Jordan Ayew and Crystal Palace scupper Wolves’ search for home comforts Related: Pep Guardiola faces new challenge of winning ugly with Manchester City Continue readingreadfullarticle
