Gudmundsson struck late to steal a point for Burnley

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Gudmundsson converted from eight yards. PavlikTV

Sean Dyche's Burnley are a plucky side and they certainly don't allow teams to roll them over very often, as Pep Guardiola's Manchester City found out the hard way on Saturday.

With the game between the two sides finely poised with less than ten minutes to go, Burnley started to throw everything at their illustrious opponents.

The penalty box suffered an aerial barrage, as the 'Clarets' went in search of an unlikely point.

Fortune often favours the brave in football and so it proved, with Johann Berg Gudmundsson on hand to earn his side a share of the spoils late on.

Matt Lowton crossed from deep and the Icelandic got across his man at the far post before converting first time from eight yards.

Check out the strike for yourself below: