Early catalyst tilts it for Norwich City | OneFootball

Mohamed Touré struck in the second minute with a composed right-footed finish, setting Norwich City on course to beat Burnley 4-1.

The forward opened up the centre to meet José Córdoba's pass and guide it into the bottom corner (2.). He then doubled up from close range after a corner (21.), a rapid brace that put the Canaries firmly in charge.

Before the interval he almost sealed a hat-trick, pulling a central effort wide after a fast break sparked by Andre Brooks (36.). He was withdrawn after a tireless shift as the Canaries protected their advantage (71.).

Touré finished with three attempts, two on target, all inside the box, underlining how he occupied central spaces and attacked deliveries. His early movement through the middle and sharp reactions at a set piece kept the Clarets' defence on the back foot.

The Canaries rise from 20th to 16th in the Championship table. The Clarets drop from 11th to 22nd. The Canaries visit Stoke City next. The Clarets host Middlesbrough.