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Published 16:20 26 Dec 2017 GMT

There's no stopping that.
The Belgian midfielder was being chased by Manchester United back in 2009, when he was plying his trade at Genk. He broke his foot during his time there and Sir Alex Ferguson sent a letter to the player, wishing him a speedy recovery.
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He never got his move to Old Trafford, but he has at least scored a fantastic goal at the Theatre of Dreams.
A win for Burnley would see them go back into the top 6 on 35 points, until Thursday evening at least when Arsenal go to Crystal Palace, looking for an important victory.
If Burnley continue to put in away performances like this, they will have a genuine chance of spoiling the 'Big 6 and the rest' status-quo, for this season at least.
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