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<\/a><\/p>\nBut that would deprive Burnley their due for a disciplined, energetic and ruthless display that saw them score three times before the break, with Sam Vokes netting twice – a header and a volley – either side of a lashing angled drive from Stephen Ward.<\/p>\n
The Blues were better after the break and pulled a goal back when summer signing Alvaro Morata headed in shortly after coming off the bench.<\/p>\n However, the Spaniard was also at fault for denying the home side a second goal, adding an unnecessary touch to Andreas Christiansen’s goal-bound shot from an offside position.<\/p>\n Chelsea’s hopes looked to have gone when a late challenge from Cesc Fabregas on Jack Cork added a second yellow to the first he received for dissent to leave the Blues with nine men.<\/p>\n But David Luiz fired home from inside the box after being set up by a Morata header to set up a frantic final few minutes, during which Burnley struck the post through Robbie Brady before holding on to take the three points.<\/p>\n There was no doubt about the secret behind Burnley’s Premier League survival last season – their form at Turf Moor.<\/p>\n Sean Dyche’s team had the ninth-best record in the top division – picking up 33 points at home.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n