Harambee Stars defender Zak Vyner featured as Wrexham AFC came from behind to secure a 1-1 draw against Burnley in an entertaining English Football League (EFL) Championship encounter at the Racecourse Ground.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsVyner started the match on the bench but was called into action midway through the first half after Callum Cleworth was forced off with an injury.Harambee Stars forward names Spain World Cup star as his role model at Real SociedadThe Kenyan entered the contest around the half-hour mark, shortly after Burnley had taken the lead, and helped the Red Dragons steady themselves as they searched for a response before the interval.##NAJAVA_MECA_9945978##Burnley stunned the home crowd by breaking the deadlock in the 26th minute through Zeki Amdouni, who finished beyond Wrexham goalkeeper Anthony Patterson to hand the visitors an early advantage.The hosts responded by pushing more bodies forward in search of an equaliser, with Vyner quickly settling into the backline as Wrexham attempted to increase the pressure on their opponents.Former streetboy and fisherman unshaken after Kenya U20 omission due to lack of passportHowever, Burnley remained disciplined defensively, frustrating the hosts' attempts to find a way through, heading into the break with their narrow advantage intact.The Red Dragons returned from the interval with renewed purpose and were rewarded within 10 minutes of the restart when they restored parity.##NAJAVA_MECA_9945933##Issa Kaboré delivered a teasing pinpoint ball into the penalty area, where Jacques Ekomié rose highest and powered a bullet header into the top corner, leaving the Burnley goalkeeper with little chance.The equaliser injected fresh energy into the contest, with both sides subsequently searching for the decisive goal.Abud Omar on how delayed league kick-off is hurting FKF Premier LeagueThe hosts continued to probe forward in front of their home supporters, while Burnley also threatened on the counter as the game opened up in the closing stages. Neither side, however, could produce the finishing touch required to claim all three points.The point extends Wrexham's unbeaten run to three matches, following a 3-0 victory over Millwall and a draw against Swansea City.##NAJAVA_MECA_9945924##The Welsh outfit now sit 13th in the Championship standings with seven points, four points behind leaders West Ham United as the early-season promotion race begins to take shape.The Harambee Stars defender will now hope to build on his latest showing and force his way into the starting XI ahead of the West Ham United contest.