Nahki Wells was an unused substitute as Jack Cork helped heap the pressure on his former manager, Paul Clement, as Burnley swept aside Swansea 2-0 at Turf Moor.
Cork was handed his England debut against Germany last week and continued making memories by nodding home the first goal against his former club, underlining Clement's increasingly curious decision to let him go in the summer.
Ashley Barnes followed up with a rocket of a strike that caught everyone by surprise, handing the upwardly mobile Clarets their third win in a row and plunging Swansea into the kind of relegation trough that leaves managers looking nervously over their shoulder.
REGGIE LAMBE
Reggie Lambe’s teammate Clint Hill's header proved enough for Carlisle to pick up a 1-0 win at Grimsby.
The former QPR defender struck midway through the second half to give Keith Curle's side all three points at Blundell Park.
After a scoreless first half, Carlisle went close after the break when Lambe's cross form the right found Hallam Hope, and the striker's header forced James McKeown to tip the ball over.
There was nothing the goalkeeper could do though when Hill met Gary Liddle's cross from the right, and flicked his header in at the near post to give the visitors the victory.
FIRST DIVISION
Somerset Eagles 3 Wolves 0
The Somerset Eagles picked up three points with a 3 – 0 win over Wolves at the White Hill Field.
Somerset Eagles took the lead in the 35th minute when Marcus Iris Simmons scored, Cardell Henry doubled the Somerset Eagles lead when he outpaced the Wolves defense and rounded an advancing Steven Bremar in goal for Wolves and scored into an empty net. In the 72nd minute Bremar would do well to save a shot diving to his right but the rebound was put away by D’Andre Wainwright making it 3 – 0.
PREMIER DIVISION
Robin Hood 2 North Village Rams 5
The North Village Rams spoiled Robin Hood’s attempt of taking over the leadership of the Premier Division when they from 2 – 1 down at the half time break to score four unanswered sec goals to win 5 – 2.
Antwan Russell gave Robin Hood the lead when he scored in the 25th minute, but Keishen Bean would equalize for the North Village Rams four minutes later. Robin Hood would go back in front in the 33rd minute when Lejuan Simmons scored.
Five minutes into the second half Bean would draw the North Village Rams level again and then two minutes later they would take their first lead of the game when Shayne Hollis scored, Bean would complete his hat-trick in the 54th minute to make it 4 – 2 and in injury time Hollis would score his second to make the final score 5 – 2.
