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Burnley manager Nicky Hayen addressed his uncertain future following a dramatic 1-1 draw against Derby County at Turf Moor, admitting he understands he could face the sack after his side’s winless start to the Championship season continued.

Key details from the news and his post-match comments:

• The Match and Heartbreak: Burnley appeared on course to secure their first league victory since February after Zeki Amdouni’s first-half header gave them the lead. However, Derby County substitute Mohammed Fuseini struck an equalizer in stoppage time (93rd minute) to deny Burnley the win.

• Pre-Match Pressure: Ahead of the fixture, Hayen had publicly labeled the game as “must-win” to inject confidence into the squad before heading into an extended international break.

• Hayen’s Admission: Speaking to BBC Radio Lancashire after the match, Hayen acknowledged the mounting pressure and the reality of football management, stating he fully understands the frustration and disappointment felt by the fans, the board, and everyone associated with the club. With Burnley remaining winless and sitting at the bottom of the Championship table, he admitted that his job is on the line.

• Underlying Struggles: Hayen pointed to a lack of confidence and costly late errors that have plagued the squad. Despite feeling that the team has shown positive moments and effort in training, failing to convert winning positions into three points has left the Clarets in a precarious position.