Newcastle United added to Sean Dyche's misery after putting three past an alarmingly below-par Burnley at St James' Park.
The Magpies took the lead when Allan Saint-Maximin beat Nick Pope from the edge of the penalty area in the 14th minute.
Ashley Westwood drew the Clarets level with a wonderful volley from Phil Bardsley's cross on the hour, but the home side regained their lead four minutes later.
Saint-Maximin left Charlie Taylor for dead on the right hand side and put the ball on a plate for Callum Wilson to side-foot home.
A calamitous error from Pope, when applying a heavy touch to James Tarkowski's back pass, then led to United's third as the England international brought substitute Ryan Fraser down in the box.
Wilson took responsibility from 12 yards out, chipping the ball down the middle, to send Steve Bruce's side up to sixth.
9. Dale Stephens 4
Still finding his feet after signing for the club and picked up slightly after the break following a rather anonymous first half. Struggled to compete physically, but able to break the lines with several incisive passes in the second half.
10. Chris Wood 4
A frustrating evening for the New Zealander, who battled hard, but the ball constantly refused to fall for him. The striker went close with a second half header after getting across his marker, but Darlow pushed the effort away.
11. Ashley Barnes 5
Made an impact in the first half when dropping off the front to hold play up while winning a collection of set-pieces in key areas. Had the ball in the net in the first half, but the linesman's flag was raised for offside.
12. Johann Berg Gudmundsson 5
Was introduced to help the Clarets salvage something from the game as they trailed 2-1 following Wilson's finish. Tried to get on the ball and force United on the back foot, but his crosses often resulted in very little.