Chelsea are playing with confidence. Joao Pedro slips in Liam Delap who fires straight at Martin Dubravka from a narrow angle.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

Chelsea have been almost completely stagnant from an attacking perspective, barring whenever Pedro Neto has been involved.

After a blocked shot and creating the best chance, the Portuguese winger stooped to meet Jamie Gittens's cross.

Without Cole Palmer available, Neto has been the only attacker on the pitch that has looked dangerous today from Chelsea's perspective, but this scoreline is arguably a little harsh on Burnley.

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Yellow card for goalscorer Pedro Neto for time wasting.

Rachel Corsie
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea had a lot of the ball and it is a fairly simple goal to concede.

Lovely delivery and a great header.

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It's a different game now. Burnley had probably been the better team before the goal. How will they respond?

Andy Reid
Former Nottingham Forest midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at Turf Moor

It's a really good goal. Really well worked.

It is a lovely header back across goal. You just felt Chelsea were growing into this and now they have their goal.

Pinball in the penalty area! Reece James' corner is punched away by Martin Dubravka and there's soon a scramble in the box which ends with Marc Cucurella firing wide.

Brilliant again from Kyle Walker whose last-ditch sliding tackle in his own six-yard-box intercepts Pedro Neto's low pass across goal with Jamie Gittens hoping for a tap-in just behind him.

That's Chelsea's best chance, started by Liam Delap holding the ball up and Neto's fine run down the right.

On his 400th Premier League start Kyle Walker proves he's still got it as he Cruyff-turns in his own area to get out of trouble.

Oh hang on. Have we got a controversial moment? Chelsea take a goal kick where Robert Sanchez kicks a stationary ball to Trevoh Chalobah, who immediately stops the ball with his hand before steadying it and then passing back to Sanchez.

We saw Aston Villa concede a penalty like that in the Champions League once. Burnley don't appeal that much and the referee is happy to play on.

Half-chance for Burnley. Loum Tchaouna wriggles clear down the right but his square pass is intercepted by Andrey Santos.

At the other end Liam Delap is flagged for offside.

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Ah. Quilindschy Hartman's delivery goes straight out of play for a goal kick.

Burnley win a free-kick in midfield and will use it as an opportunity to launch the ball into the box.

Andy Reid
Former Nottingham Forest midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at Turf Moor

Chelsea are starting to establish a bit more possession now and they are getting on the ball.

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We could turn it into a game. I'm going to say Moises Caicedo will come on in the 55th minute, for Andrey Santos.

Meanwhile, Burnley's Maxime Esteve heads away a cross at the near post.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

Every time I watch Chelsea without Caicedo I just think how long until they bring him on.

Chelsea tried to rest the Ecuadorian against Qarabag and brought him on after six minutes when Romeo Lavia was re-injured and he was brought on at half-time against Nottingham Forest when the Blues struggled without him.

Again, today, Chelsea have been flat without him and have given away the ball in dangerous positions without his link between the defence and midfield.

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Quarter of the way through the game and we've just had a period of sideways passes. Both sides have tightened up, not fun.

Old phrase but I'll reuse it. This game could do with a goal.