Burnley vs. Wigan Athletic

Striker Hugo Rodallega netted two goals, pushed the team to the lead and wrapped up three points for Wigan. The Colombia striker has now scored five goals this season, with all four of Wigan's wins coming when he has been on the scoresheet.

The Clarets had based their solid start on four straight home wins and that looked set to continue when Steven Fletcher stabbed them ahead in the fourth minute.

But Rodallega rolled into an empty net six minutes later, after goalkeeper Brian Jensen collected a freak injury which forced him off the field, and thumped in a second just after the break before Emmerson Boyce wound up with a late third.

Despite that, goalkeeper Chris Kirkland, having recovered from a dislocated finger sustained in last Sunday's 1-1 draw at home to Manchester City, had nothing to do for the remainder of the half.

Instead, Wigan, clearly stung into life, were back on level terms seven minutes later, after two superb saves from Clarets goalkeeper Brian Jensen. However, Jensen limped off four minutes later to be replaced by Peru international Diego Penny, on for his Premier League debut.

By then Burnley had weathered a miniature storm from Wigan, who briefly dominated as Owen Coyle's men sought to regroup in the wake of Jensen's departure.

Chris Eagles brushed Kirkland's side-netting with a notable effort early in the second half, but just as it seemed that Coyle had won the battle of the half-time team talks, Wigan took the lead.

With Burnley's proud home record at stake, Coyle introduced David Nugent to the fray, briefly invigorating the home attack.

But with the matching drawing to a close, Scharner's corner found Boyce at the back post, who headed in a third, Wigan dominated possession and were in control.