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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24883302" data-attributes="member: 158020">Burnley 2-4 Chelsea: Pulisic hat-trick heroics earn seventh straight win<img src="http://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/10/26/19/20222392-0-image-a-118_1572113987158.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Christian Pulisic plundered a hat-trick as Chelsea made it seven  consecutive wins across all competitions with a 4-2 Premier League win  over Burnley on Saturday.Pulisic – a close-season arrival from Borussia Dortmund  – had not  started a league game for the Blues since August but repaid  manager  Frank Lampard's faith in selecting him over Callum Hudson-Odoi  with a  stunning display.He  opened his account for the club with a fine solo  effort in the 20th  minute before adding a second goal with a deflected  strike on the stroke  of half-time.The 21-year-old completed his treble 11 minutes after the restart,  with  Willian adding a fourth soon after against the sorry Clarets, who   scored late consolations through Jay Rodriguez and Dwight McNeil.Both sides attacked with intent in the opening stages, but it was  Chelsea who struck first.Pulisic  powered towards the Burnley penalty  area after Matthew Lowton slipped  just inside his own half. The  American waltzed past James Tarkowski and  slid a fine left-footed  effort past Nick Pope.The Burnley  goalkeeper denied Pulisic a swift second, while at the  other end Kepa  Arrizabalaga kept out a deflected Erik Pieters effort  and Ashley Barnes  inexplicably headed wide at the back post.There was little Pope  could do to deny Pulisic on the stroke of  half-time, the winger's low  strike from 15 yards taking a wicked  deflection off Ben Mee on its way  into the net.Pulisic completed his treble in the 56th minute when  he converted Mason  Mount's cross with the top of his back after missing  with his  head.That was followed just two minutes later by  Willian's second  league goal of the season, the Brazilian collecting  Tammy Abraham's  pass, surging into the area and drilling a low strike  past a helpless  Pope.Chelsea thought they would have the  opportunity to make it 5-0 but  Michael Oliver's decision to award a  penalty for a trip on Hudson-Odoi  was overturned after a VAR review. The  substitute was instead booked  for a dive.The hosts ended the  game on the front foot, with Rodriguez hammering  home from 25 yards and  McNeil seeing a deflected effort fizz past Kepa  inside the final five  minutes, but it was too little, too late for Sean  Dyche's side.</blockquote>

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