Burnley v Luton live - Premier League latest as Clarets lead relegation six-pointer

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Carlton Morris scored a controversial equaliser in stoppage time to earn Luton a 1-1 draw and Turf Moor and deny Burnley what would have been a precious victory.

The substitute headed into an unguarded net, with Clarets goalkeeper James Trafford on the floor after colliding with Elijah Adebayo as he came for the cross, but the referee did not deem Trafford impeded and a VAR review upheld that decision.

Zeki Amdouni had given Burnley a first-half lead against the run of play, applying a side-footed finish to a Wilson Odobert cutback.

Burnley had the better of the chances thereafter but could not add to their advantage and were made to pay at the end of a match which gave clues as to why both sides are in the relegation zone.

Luton remain 18th, but the point takes them to 16 and level with Everton, but with a worse goal difference. Burnley, in 19th, are four points behind and have played an extra game.

The debate will go on and on.

Speaking on TNT Sports, Rio Ferdinand has said he thinks the equaliser should indeed have stood.

"There was contact, but me personally I think this is a game with big people, there are comings together and I don't think there was enough there to give that as a foul," he said. "I think Luton deserved something out of this game."

FT: Burnley 1-1 Luton. That results helps nobody except Everton. Given the circumstances of the equaliser, it's hard to take for Burnley.

Burnley pass the ball among their defenders, prompting boos from the home fans.

He'll add some calm to an irate Burnley team.

Heartbreak for Burnley. Delight for Luton. Adebayo was in Trafford's way and didn't go for the ball, but didn't initiate the contact. Hard to see that being a clear and obvious foul, those two fateful words.

Luton think they have equalised! A cross comes in from the left, Trafford collides with Adebayo and that leaves Morris to nod into an empty net. VAR will have a look - Burnley are furious and this is a massive moment.

Can Luton find an equaliser? It looks unlikely - they have not tested Trafford this half.

His calming influence has been huge.

Berry comes on for Lokonga.

Morris attempts an overhead kick, but Brownhill gets in the way and the Luton man is instead penalised.

Bruun Larsen, who scored the winner in the reverse fixture, is also on and replaces the impressive Odobert.

Amdouni off, Tresor on.

Odobert carries the ball from his own half into the Luton box, then shoots from a tight angle and Kaminski beats the ball away.

Ekdal and O'Shea both go for the same ball and make a mess of it, but are fortunate Lokonga slips - no foul say the officials - so can't capitalise.

An Adebayo header sits up nicely for Morris, who slices well wide.

Burnley launch a free kick long and the knockdown is met well by Foster on the volley, but he shoots straight at Kaminski.

Roberts replaces Gudmundsson and it looks like Burnley are switching to five at the back.