Burnley player ratings: how Sean Dyche's side performed in crunch clash at home to Newcastle United
Steve Bruce was without a Premier League win in 44 games when his side had been trailing at the break so the omens weren't good for the visitors when Matej Vydra put the Clarets ahead.
However, inspired by substitute Allan Saint-Maximin, the Magpies staged a remarkable recovery, turning the game around in a five-minute spell early in the second half.
The Frenchman teed up Jacob Murphy for the equaliser before slotting past Bailey Peacock-Farrell to put Newcastle in front.
Sean Dyche' s side have now won just one game in 11 in all competitions at Turf Moor since the turn of the year.
Here are the RATINGS.
The Frenchman teed up Jacob Murphy for the equaliser before slotting past Bailey Peacock-Farrell to put Newcastle in front.
9. Ashley Westwood 6.2
Energetic in the middle of the park, moved the ball well and had a hand in Burnley's opening goal. Always posed a threat from set-pieces, which gave Dubravka nightmares, but lost his way slightly later in the game. Photo: Clive Brunskill
10. Matej Vydra 7.2
Scored in successive games for the first time since last February, holding back to finish Wood's pull back. Another vibrant display, posed a threat, readily looking to take on defenders, gets in behind and stretches play. Photo: Molly Darlington
11. Chris Wood 6.9
Did ever-so-well to beat his man to pull the ball back from the byline for Burnley's opener. Linked up well with Vydra, but lacked a bit of composure in front of goal. Had a hard time in the air up against Clark, Fernandez and Dummett. Photo: Daniel Leal Olivas