Burnley caretaker manager Mike Jackson reckons experience is just one of the factors helping the Clarets turn around their season as they climbed above Leeds in the race for Premier League survival.
Down 1-0 in the 83rd minute against Watford, Burnley managed to score two quick fire goals through midfielders Jack Cork and Josh Brownhill to help secure Jackson's side a dramatic 2-1 win away from home. The win was Burnley's third win on the bounce under Jackson, who has masterminded an incredible turnaround in the Clarets fortunes since he took over for Sean Dyche in mid-April.
Under Jackson, Burnley have picked up a 10 points from 12 possible, climbing above Leeds United in the process. Burnley have four games left this season, facing off against Aston Villa twice, Spurs and Newcastle. They currently sit on 34 points, with one more win likely to see them safe.
