Birmingham City 2 Burnley 2


By Burnley FC
December 22 2012

With Christmas a time for sharing, the Clarets duly carved up the points with Birmingham in a real winter warmer at St Andrew’s.

But having come from behind to lead with little more than a minute of normal time to go, the joy of giving was lost on Burnley as they were forced to settle for a fourth draw in five games.
 
Trailing at the break to a Curtis Davies goal, having passed up some early gifts of their own, the Clarets had work to do against a vibrant young City side.
 
Two goals in as many minutes mid-way through the second half from Danny Ings and a Ross Wallace thunderbolt changed all that and turned the game the Clarets' way as Sean Dyche’s men looked set to secure a first win in a month.
 
Burnley looked as though they had done enough to propel themselves up the table but with City staring at the prospect of a Blue Christmas they staged a late rally and with the Clarets cracking at the death, Nikola Zigic pounced to level it up.
 
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Birmingham City 2 Burnley 2
Posted by: TheLongside.co.uk (IP Logged)
Date: 22/12/2012 23:40

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Re: Birmingham City 2 Burnley 2
Posted by: fred dibnah (IP Logged)
Date: 23/12/2012 11:45

That report says there were only 375 travelling fans ?
What a load of balls that is. I cant say how many were there exactly, but i'd say there were at least double that figure, if not more.

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