CHIEDOZIE OGBENE scored on his return from a hamstring injury with Rotherham United tonight against Burnley.
The Republic of Ireland striker sat out five games with a hamstring problem before making his return as a 63rd minute substitute at Turf Moore in the Championship tie.
With the game deadlocked at 1-1, Ogbene hit the net with his first touch only seconds after being introduced.
However, Rotherham lost Cohen Bramall to a second yellow card in the 75th minute and then conceded twice in stoppage-time as late goals from Manuel Benson and Halil Dervisoglu handed Burnley a dramatic win.
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Josh Cullen missed out once again for Burnley with injury.
Elsewhere in the Championship, Scott Hogan played the full game for Birmingham City in their 0-0 draw with Milwall, while Irish duo Will Keane and James McClean both started as Wigan lost 1-0 to Stoke City, continuing their poor run of form.
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Ogbene makes scoring return from injury for Rotherham
CHIEDOZIE OGBENE scored on his return from a hamstring injury with Rotherham United tonight against Burnley.
The Republic of Ireland striker sat out five games with a hamstring problem before making his return as a 63rd minute substitute at Turf Moore in the Championship tie.
With the game deadlocked at 1-1, Ogbene hit the net with his first touch only seconds after being introduced.
However, Rotherham lost Cohen Bramall to a second yellow card in the 75th minute and then conceded twice in stoppage-time as late goals from Manuel Benson and Halil Dervisoglu handed Burnley a dramatic win.
Josh Cullen missed out once again for Burnley with injury.
Elsewhere in the Championship, Scott Hogan played the full game for Birmingham City in their 0-0 draw with Milwall, while Irish duo Will Keane and James McClean both started as Wigan lost 1-0 to Stoke City, continuing their poor run of form.
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