Stunning Strike From Callum Hudson-Odoi Denies Burnley Their First Win of the Season

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Burnley are still looking for their first win ofthe season after being promoted into the Premier League. (Image: AFP)

Burnley are still looking for their first win ofthe season after being promoted into the Premier League. (Image: AFP)

Kompany’s men are yet to secure their first win of the season and will look to change their fortunes as they consider themselves unlucky due to the wonder-goal they conceeded.

Callum Hudson-Odoi’s stunning strike managed to help salvage a draw for Nottingham Forest denying Burnley their first Premier League win of their season, on Monday.

When the two sides met in the League Cup last year, it was only Zeki Amdouni who scored the only goal and put Vincent Kompany’s men ahead for four minutes before half-time.

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Luca Koleosho was the creative spark for the Clarets as he got to the by-line before Amdouni’s sweet strike from the edge of the box arrowed into the bottom corner.

Hudson-Odoi’s career has drifted since he broke into the England team as a teenager.

But the former Chelsea winger showed what he is capable of to level on the hour mark with a curling effort that clipped the inside of the post on its way into the top corner.

Burnley still thought they had claimed all three points when Lyle Foster found the net 13 minutes from time.

But a VAR check ruled Sander Berge had handled before teeing up the South African.

Foster’s frustration was then compounded in stoppage time when he was shown a red card in stoppage time for lashing out at Ryan Yates.

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The 10 men held on to at least register Burnley’s first point back in the Premier League.

A draw is enough to edge Forest up to eighth.

(This story has not been edited by News18 staff and is published from a syndicated news agency feed – AFP)



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