Fuseini's late strike saves Derby point as Burnley stay winless

Mohammed Fuseini’s stoppage‑time strike earned Derby County a point at Turf Moor, keeping John Eustace’s side in the Championship’s bottom three while extending Burnley’s winless run under new boss Nicky Hayen.

Fuseini joined Derby County on loan from Belgian Union Saint‑Gilloise on deadline day. The 24‑year‑old Ghanaian winger aimed to impact the Championship.

Loan impact and decisive moment

He came on in the 66th minute against Burnley, his third Championship appearance this season. He had already started twice and logged 199 minutes.

Rhian Brewster set him up on a quick break, and Fuseini fired a right‑footed shot into the bottom corner.

Implications for Derby and Burnley

The strike arrived in the third minute of added time, cancelling Zeki Amdouni’s 34th‑minute header. Derby drew 1‑1, remaining in the bottom three under Eustace.

Burnley’s point extended their winless run and denied Nicky Hayen his first league win since July.

Fuseini hopes the goal secures more minutes as he seeks to establish himself in English football.