Burnley handed Chelsea a lifeline to remain three points atop of the premiership after it drew 2-2 with Manchester City which threw away a 2-0 lead, squandering the chance to close the gap on leader Chelsea to one point.
David Silva and Fernandinho scored for City in the first half, but George Boyd began Burnley’s comeback two minutes after the break and Ashley Barnes grabbed the equalizer in the 81st minute.
It leaves the defending champions, who played without a recognized striker, still three points behind Chelsea, which was held 1-1 at Southampton.
Burnley remains in the relegation zone but now only due to its inferior goal difference.
Premier League leader Chelsea was held to a 1-1 draw by Southampton in the Premier League on Saturday after failing to take advantage of a one-man advantage in the closing minutes.
Sadio Mane put Southampton ahead in the 17th minute with his second goal in as many games, racing onto a pass from Dusan Tadic and lifting the ball over Thibaut Courtois.
Southampton produced an assured first-half display, but switched off defensively moments before halftime and was punished by Chelsea.
Eden Hazard collected a pass from Cesc Fabregas and shot across goal and into the far corner, beyond outstretched goalkeeper Fraser Forster.
Chelsea took control in the second half but could not break Southampton down, despite midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin being sent off in the 89th for a second booking.