That was the first goal conceded by the Clarets in 471 minutes! 

But they shrugged off the shock of falling behind to level through Gray within five minutes. 

And the former Brentford striker, who had gone a rare four-game run without finding the net, doubled his tally with a stunning second five minutes from the end to settle a breathless derby. 

The Clarets named the same side that beat Nottingham Forest in midweek to record back-to-back home wins. 

That meant there was no room for Michael Keane, following the head injury sustained a week ago against Rotherham. 

And in a lively start, Joey Barton drilled a long-range effort at former Clarets loanee Rachubka, before Ben Mee headed over from a corner. 

Feeney was a bright spark throughout for the hosts, firing over several early crosses that required intervention from the alert Burnley back line. 

And in the 18th minute, with the Clarets a man light as Mee changed his boots, Wanderers almost took advantage. 

Feeney again picked out a cross from the left that eventually dropped to Josh Vela, who screwed his 12-yard effort across goal and wide. 

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Match Report