A 90th-minute equaliser probably isn't a bad way to get your Cardiff City career up and running.
That's exactly what Callum Robinson did against Burnley on Saturday. After a number of half chances throughout the game, he looked the likeliest player to get City on the scoresheet against the high-flying Clarets.
It probably masked a lot of City's lacklustre attacking showing, with the lack of clinical edge very much on display again by the men in blue for most of the 90 minutes at Cardiff City Stadium. But there was one gilt-edged chance which presented itself, courtesy of a pinpoint cross from Mahlon Romeo, and Robinson, a deadline-day signing from West Brom, powered a low header into the Clarets' goal. It was his first goal for his new club in his fourth game and it's safe to say he is happy to get off the mark.
