Burnley 'not efficient enough' - Hayen

[Getty Images] Burnley boss Nicky Hayen rued his side's individual errors which led to Swansea City goals as the Clarets were beaten 3-1 on Saturday. Adam Idah and Moussa Yeo scored in the first half for the Swans to leave Burnley trailing 2-0 at half-time and, despite a goal from Largie Ramazani before the hour mark, Burnley had too much to do and conceded again when Zan Vipotnik restored the hosts' two-goal advantage. The defeat leaves Burnley at the bottom of the Championship table and still without a win from their opening seven league matches under new boss Hayen. "It's a really disappointing afternoon," he said. "We actually started quite well. We were equal to Swansea, but then we made individual mistakes in the first half - then you are 2-0 down. "We created opportunities. We had as many chances and their goalkeeper had to make more saves than ours, but at the end of the first half it is 2-0. "We tried to change the game and we came out with good energy. We feel like we have the momentum but then, like in previous weeks, we give the momentum away. "Then they score a third one and you knew it would be really difficult. We were not efficient enough." Listen to the full interview on BBC Sounds here.