By Burnley FC
September 24 2013
DANNY Ings was again at the double as Burnley came from behind to chop down Forest and reach the last 16 of the Capital One Cup.
The Clarets trailed to Matt Derbyshire’s opportunist strike before Ings continued his record of scoring in every round a minute before the break with a special half volley on the turn. And the in-form striker grabbed his second successive Turf Moor brace midway through the second half with a superb header to take his personal tally to nine for the season. And that proved enough to put Sean Dyche’s men into Wednesday’s draw, where a potentially lucrative draw could await the Clarets. Dyche made four changes from the side that beat Leeds United on Saturday at Elland Road. David Edgar replaced the injured David Jones, while Junior Stanislas and Keith Treacy stepped in for wide men Michael Kightly and Scott Arfield and central defender Kevin Long replaced the rested Michael Duff, who was forced to wait for his 300th Clarets' appearance. But it was the much-changed visitors who settled the quicker of the two sides. To read the full match report please click on the link below; |
