Former Chester FC striker Oli McBurnie enjoyed a dream debut as he netted twice on his first senior appearance for Swansea City.

The 20-year-old, who made 14 appearances and scored five goals during two loan spells from Bradford City at the Lookers Vauxhall Stadium during the 2014/15 season, scored twice for the South Walians as they beat Peterborough 3-1 in the EFL Cup.

McBurnie joined the Premier League Swans in 2015 and spent time last season on loan at Newport County and Bristol Rovers and was a member of the Swansea squad that headed to America for a pre-season tour this summer.

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McBurnie received plenty of plaudits from fans and pundits alike after his brace for Francesco Guidolin's men and was replaced late on by Spanish World Cup winner and ex-Juventus and Athletic Bilbao man, Fernando Llorente.

McBurnie is now third in line in the striking department at the Liberty Stadium, behind Llorente and club-record signing Borja Baston, but has done his chances of forcing his way into Guidolin's first-team plans no harm at all.