Angus Gunn Rarely called into action when the hosts were dominant, and the shots that Burnley did have were off-target or straight at him. Faced more pressure after half time, and there was little he could do about either goal. Assured and largely reliable in possession, even if he made no stunning passes and started few attacks himself.
Not an outstanding performance, but little to complain about. 6 Kellen Fisher Dealt well with Luca Koleosho, who was the end point of many of his side's attacks. Strong in duels, physically good and aware of his surroundings in a way that many of his team-mates weren't at times.
In possession it wasn't his best or his worst day, but it felt like he did enough to earn a starting berth for the trip to Sunderland. 7 Kellen Fisher defended well on the right of the Canaries' defence (Image: PA) Shane Duffy His distribution in the first half was poor, with more than a few careless passes allowing Burnley in where otherwise their pressing was lacklustre. Did a solid job out of possession, however, with the high point being his superbly timed block of Josh Laurent's gilt-edged chance.
Slightly unlucky to be part of a defence that conceded twice. 7 Jose Cordoba Was clearly absolutely delighted to score his first goal in yellow and green, a fine header that looked easier than it was thanks to his trademark casual style. Defensively he mopped up well and snuffed out almost every threat that came his way.
Two goals conceded that could have been dealt wit.
