Lincoln co-head coach Tom Shaw has described his side's comeback win against Burnley as "relentless".

The Imps thrashed the relegation-threatened Clarets 4-1 to put an end to their four-game winless run, and bag a first three points at home in the Championship.

"We knew this was an important day and a big opportunity, and a dangerous opponent, so I'm just delighted at that feeling at full time for everybody," Shaw told BBC Radio Lincolnshire.

"The lads went after it, especially in the second half, were relentless with their work and got a big reward."

Lincoln fell behind 1-0 in the first half, before equalised just before the break.

"After a little discussion at half time we felt we could be a little more ruthless. We thought they were there for the taking and our lads were a little bit tentative at certain moments," Shaw added.

"But they went right after it for that second 45 minutes of football. In every area of the game we were far superior."