Robinson, making his Burnley debut in place of the injured Tom Heaton, twice denied Aguero with excellent first-half saves as the former England international showed his undimmed qualities. 

   But Aguero isn’t the league’s leading scorer for nothing and twice he pounced following goalmouth scrambles as City came from behind to hand Burnley only a second home defeat since the opening day of the season. 

   Aguero’s two goals – which took him into double figures in the league this season – were not a patch on the thunderbolt Dean Marney scored to give the Clarets a deserved first half lead. 

   But ultimately they proved the difference as Burnley paid the penalty for one second-half defensive lapse as Aguero grabbed the winner to give Pep Guardiola’s side a sixth away win of the season. 

   The Clarets had started a league game for the first time since the beginning of the 2013/14 season without Heaton in goal as his run of 142 consecutive league appearances was ended by a calf injury. 

   That meant the captain’s armband for Bee Mee against his former club and a first appearance for Robinson, 10 months after he re-launched his career with a move to Turf Moor. 

   The former Blackburn Rovers, Tottenham and Leeds keeper hadn’t played a top-flight game since May, 2012 and any first-team fixture since September, 2014. 

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