Burnley's winless streak deepens as Hayen struggles at Swansea

Swansea City handed Burnley a 3‑1 defeat on Saturday, leaving the Clarets rooted to the bottom of the Championship and extending manager Nicky Hayen’s winless run to seven league games so far since their relegation from the Premier League.

Winless run stretches to 19 games

Media reports note that the Clarets’ last league victory came in February against Crystal Palace, meaning the current winless run now stretches to 19 matches, recorded as D7 L12 in the club’s statistics.

Supporters call for drastic action

Absolutely woeful yet again, a fan wrote. Hayen has been seriously let down by ALK in the transfer window and appears out of his depth at this level.

Howie added that Max Weiss needs time on the bench or his confidence will be shot to pieces, and that the whole squad looked uninterested for large portions of the game.

After seven games Burnley have conceded 16 goals, a fan observed, recalling that two seasons ago it took 46 games to concede the same number.

We can come good but also need a little luck and more goals, another supporter argued, stressing the importance of match fitness and stability ahead of the Watford clash after the international break.

The 3‑1 loss, the fourth defeat of the season at the Swans, leaves Burnley firmly at the foot of the table and intensifies calls for immediate managerial change if the club hopes to avoid relegation.