Norwich City had a calamitous final Premier League home match that ended in a 2-0 defeat to Burnley where they played more than 45 minutes with nine men.
Daniel Farke’s side will be playing in the Championship next season and have been particularly poor since the restart.
The Canaries have also now received more red cards since the restart that goals they have scored.
Emiliano Buendia was shown a straight red card in the 35th minute for an apparent elbow on Ashley Westwood.
It took a lengthy VAR review, after which Kevin Friend consulted the monitor before showing the 23-year-old the red card.
Things went from bad to worse for Norwich when Josip Drmic was then given his marching orders for a lunging tackle on Erik Pieters.
After a quick VAR check, the Canaries were left to see out the second half with nine men.
Moments later, Burnley capitalised when the home side were unable to clear, Johann Gudmundsson crossed and Chris Wood beat Tim Krul with a mistimed overhead kick which came off his shin.
Norwich should have lost by more but they had Krul to thank for keeping the score down to just 1-0 for most of the half.
The goalkeeper made several saves to keep Burnley at bay throughout the second half but it was his own defender who beat him in the end.
Ben Godfrey put into his own net with 10 minutes left when he mis-kicked a cross into his own net.
