Burnley forward Zeki Amdouni was proud scoring in their draw with Manchester United.

Amdouni struck from the spot for the 1-1 result at Old Trafford.

He later said: "Result is very important for us, we knew that coming to Old Trafford would be difficult but at the end I think we deserved this point.

"We could've got more from the game but Man Utd also had a lot of chances. Our keeper saved some great chances but some opportunities we can do better.

"Never easy to take a penalty in the last five minutes at 1-0 down. But I took my breath and took it."

On relegation, he added: "We have three games, I haven't seen the other results but we will play until the last game and we will play until the end."

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