Burnley captain Steven Caldwell claims Brian Jensen's first-half slip was pivotal against Wigan, and has demanded the Clarets bounce back.

Owen Coyle's men were beaten 3-1 by the Latics at Turf Moor despite having taken the lead through Steven Fletcher, with a double from Hugo Rodallega and a third from Emmerson Boyce sealing the win for Roberto Martinez's side.

The defeat ended Burnley's 100 per cent record at Turf Moor so far this season, and their skipper says they hope to get back to winning ways when they take on Hull at the weekend.

"You have to learn from the mistakes and performances and there are a lot of things to learn which we'll go away and do," he said in the Daily Star.

"But the important thing is that you don't get too down about it. It's a very disappointing defeat for us but we've got a massive game next Saturday at home to Hull.

"We will analyse the Wigan game, look at it and then put it to bed."

With the Clarets leading 1-0, goalkeeper Jensen went to ground with a twisted ankle whilst attempting to claim a cross, and Latics forward Rodallega ran the ball into the empty net.

"It looked like a slip and it was disappointing for the team because I thought we were thoroughly on top at that point," Caldwell added.

"We were bossing the game, a goal in the lead and we looked like we were going to score more goals.

"It was a real shock and the atmosphere flattened and the crowd felt the shock of that goal as well.

"It was just a really disappointing day. We don't like to lose any football matches but we were proud of our home record and that's gone now."