A LOOK at the key moments from the game against Stoke

BRIAN JENSEN: Confident in everything he did - even one full-length punch under pressure that led to more catcalls from the stands. STAR MAN 7

DEAN WEST: Started like a house on fire, but finally got caught up in the general malaise around him 6

DAVID MAY: The centre back breezed through the first hour as Stoke sat back, and was sent up front in later desperation 6

GRAHAM BRANCH: You cannot help but feel for the skipper, who is being punished for every little mistake at present 6

MO CAMARA: Hard to pick fault with a defender asked to join in attacks because the opposition simply won't come at you 6

PAUL WELLER: Neat as ever with the passing before, like his team mates, the confidence drained later in the game 6

RICHARD CHAPLOW: Pick of the midfielders, simply because he refuses to let anyone get the better of him 7

TONY GRANT: One of those days when the radar that has served him so well in recent weeks went on the blink 6

LUKE CHADWICK: Needs to stamp his Premiership class on games more to tip the scales in Burnley's favour 6

ROBBIE BLAKE: One sublime piece of skill almost created the vital opener for Chaplow, but unfortunately it was all too rare 6

IAN MOORE: Clearly a confidence player lacking in that area at the moment. Needs a goal to stoke the fire again 6

SUBS -

JAY McEVELEY (for Chadwick 70). Tactical switch. 6.

MATT O'NEILL (for Camara 83).

Not used: LEE ROCHE, MARK McGREGOR, JOEL PILKINGTON

STOKE

ED De GOEY: Dodgy 5

JOHN HALLS: Quiet 6

WAYNE THOMAS: Impressive 7

GERRY TAGGART: Injured 5

MARCUS HALL: Red mist 4

JOHN EUSTACE: Class act 7

CLIVE CLARKE: Industrious 6

RICHARD JOHNSON: Battler 6

DAREL RUSSELL: Poor 6

GIFTON NOEL-WILLIAMS: Handful 7

ADE AKINBIYI: Match-winner 8

SUBS -

KRIS COMMONS (for Taggart 24),

NEIL CUTLER (for De Goey 51),

KARL HENRY (for Commons 68)

Not used: CARL ASABA, CHRIS GREENACRE