Burnley keep slim hopes of survival alive while Luton snatch late draw

There were mixed emotions for Ireland internationals Chiedozie Ogbene and Dara O’Shea at bottom of Premier League.

BURNLEY KEPT THEIR faint Premier League survival hopes alive with a 2-1 victory over Brentford at Turf Moor.

Following the fastest red card of the Premier League season, Burnley took the lead from the resulting spot-kick as Jacob Bruun Larsen converted from 12 yards. Brentford thought they had snatched an equaliser at the death when Shandon Baptiste’s cross ended up in the net but referee Darren Bond blew for a foul on keeper Arijanet Muric as Vincent Kompany’s side hung on to move within eight points of safety.In another crucial game in the relegation battle, Luke Berry scored a late equaliser to earn Luton a 1-1 draw with fellow strugglers Nottingham Forest.

Luton looked to have equalised before the break when Teden Mengi bundled home but referee Darren England cut celebrations short after the ball hit the defender’s arm in the process.

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