Burnley boss Sean Dyche was delighted with their point at Brighton.
Neal Maupay's second goal of the campaign put Albion in front against the Clarets, but Jeff Hendrick's long-range effort levelled the contest in the first minute of stoppage time to momentarily silence the Amex.
All credit to Jeff because he's a fantastic pro. The margins are tight and he's a bit unlucky not to be playing at the moment," said Dyche.
The players probably think the team picks itself, but I told them it doesn't, and Jeff has certainly knocked on the door today.
He deserves that and over the season he will play his part, for sure.
We all know it's a squad game. All three substitutes came on and affected the game, and what a great mentality again.
We've done that so many times and that's because of the joint mentality of the whole group.
We keep playing for every breath and that' a powerful thing that, over a season, pays you back. It can't be under-estimated and It's done that today with a valuable point on the road."
