Premier League relegation rivals Burnley and Fulham shared the points in a 1-1 draw with two quickfire goals after half-time
Wednesday night's game at Turf Moor had been rearranged from early January after a coronavirus outbreak at Fulham postponed the original tie
The first half was the tight affair you would expect from two sides towards the bottom of the table, although Burnley should have taken the lead late on
After the break, it was Fulham that struck first as Ola Aina (49) turned a corner home with his chest, with Robbie Brady unable to clear the ball off the line
 But some lax defending saw Burnley hit back soon after, as Ashley Barnes (52) was afforded acres of space to slot home
The draw does not do too much to ease Fulham's relegation worries and they remain six points away from safety
 Burnley - who have not lost at home to Fulham since 1951 - move above Brighton into 15th with an eight-point cushion from the bottom three
It was a tentative first half at Turf Moor but Burnley saw the better of the chances
 Ashley Westwood played a sensational long pass through for Barnes, but the striker skewed his shot, missing the ball completely, before Alphonse Areola collected
 Just after, Westwood fired goalwards from a cleared corner, but it went straight at the Fulham goalkeeper
With minutes left to play, both sides saw their best chances of the half
 Fulham's came from a neat corner routine as Ademola Lookman pulled his delivery back to the waiting Mario Lemina, but he fired his shot well over the crossbar from outside the area
Burnley should have scored with one of the final plays before half-time
 James Tarkowski flashed a sensational cross in from the left, which a sliding Barnes missed at the near post
 Areola then made a vital touch to send the ball away from the incoming Rodriguez just behind
In contrast to the opening 45 minutes, it was an incredibly fast start to the second half, with both sides scoring
 Fulham initially took the lead in strange circumstances
 Lookman delivered a corner, which was flicked on by Joachim Andersen before being turned home by Aina's chest
 In a similar scenario to the goal conceded against Brighton a few weeks ago, Robbie Brady was on the line but swung wildly at the ball as it flew past him
 VAR checked the goal for handball, but it was only a quick check, with Aina's effort correctly allowed to stand
But Fulham's lead lasted all of two minutes as some poor defending allowed Burnley to equalise
 Jay Rodriguez was slipped through on the right, dinking the ball easily past Tosin Adarabioyo before driving down the wing
 He then swept the ball in front of Barnes, who had acres of space to make up for a poor first touch as he easily slotted home past Areola
It was Burnley who then pushed for the second
 Areola was forced into a save just before the hour as Rodriguez fired his way, but the goalkeeper saw it away with a foot
 Charlie Taylor then sent in a cross from the right, but Brady nodded well wide of the target
The pendulum soon began to swing in Fulham's favour though
 Ivan Cavaleiro was a welcome addition in attack, picking out Maja at the top after a good midfield run, but the new Fulham striker could not beat Nick Pope
Loftus-Cheek then played in a pacey cross, but neither Maja nor Lookman were ready as the former's attempt bounced off his team-mate before going wide
 Lookman then sent an effort curling high and wide as Fulham registered their tenth draw of the season
Heading into the game, Westwood topped the charts for the Burnley squad in a number of categories, and led the way in midfield once again
He made three key passes and had a shot on target, although it was an easy save from Areola
 He also made eight cross and 40 successful passes with an overall pass rate of 78
4 per cent
 He was also second for interceptions (9), one behind Taylor, as Burnley added another point on the board
 "It's another point on the board and that's important
 We're stripped to the bare bones once again so certainly committed, without a doubt
"In the first half, I thought we gave a good performance
 We found a good balance to our play, we were effective and we tried to ask questions
 Defensively, we kept very tight
 In the second half, they get their noses in front with a poor goal from our point of view
"But then, as we do, the reaction was excellent
 Some great play from Rodriguez and a lovely finish from Barnsey and then you're back in it, they have to throw everything at you and I thought we defended it out well considering how many changes we've had to make and had to make even during the game tonight
"I remember many moons ago, Ian Holloway said we had a strong jaw and I think he's right
 There's a strong mentality here, we don't get knocked easily and I think you saw that because the demand for the team to keep playing, keep working, keep trying to step onto the front foot
"And Fulham fully committed
 They had a stronger second half at times and they kept the ball without really opening us up, which I was pleased with
 With all the players we're having to change at the moment, I'm pleased overall
"Our [benchmark] is to get as many wins as we can
 Keep performing, keep taking on every game, keep taking on the challenges that are in-house at the moment with our injuries
 But we've got a great mentality to get something from the game and we'll have to keep doing that until we get bodies fit again
" "We came here and wanted to win the game, that was our plan but saying that, we certainly understood what the game was going to be like
 It's a tough place to come, they make the game scrappy
"In the first half, I thought we struggled a little bit
 We tried to correct that at half-time and I think that worked
 We got our noses in front and really disappointed with the goal we conceded because it's a poor goal
"But as the game was going on, we came into the game
 We'll take a point and we didn't get beaten here
 We had some big chances at the end, but they didn't go in
 We regroup now, it's four points so far this week coming to a tough place and we've got to go again now on Saturday, which is another tough game
"I'll stand here for the rest of the season now with every game we're going into, it's going to be big for us
 I think we understand that
 I think it was 10 points difference [to safety] only a few weeks ago and this team have got absolute honest belief and confidence and so have I
"It's another relegation rival for Burnley on Saturday as they welcome West Brom to Turf Moor, live on Sky Sports; kick-off 3pm
 It's a similar story for Fulham too, hosting Sheffield United on Saturday, also live on Sky Sports; kick-off 8pm
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