Summary

  • Follow live as Burnley face Chelsea in Premier League, plus build-up to six more games

  • Neto diving header puts Blues in front

  • Listen to BBC Radio 5 Live coverage at top of page, with Final Score coming up at 14:30 GMT

  • Five matches at 15:00 GMT, including Liverpool v Nottm Forest

  • Newcastle v Man City follows at 17:30 GMT

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Live Reporting

Joe Rindl

  1. Burnley 0-0 Chelsea

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

    It has been pretty interesting and I am expecting a good game here.

  2. Burnley 0-0 Chelsea

    End-to-end stuff. First Chelsea burst forward but Jamie Gittens' final ball is poor.

    That launches a Burnley counter and Loum Tchaouna races down the right, though his eventual shot after cutting inside is blocked by Trevoh Chalobah.

  3. Burnley 0-0 Chelsea

    Enzo MarescaReuters

    Enzo Fernandez is OK to continue. Robert Sanchez looks slightly relieved.

    While this is all happening Burnley are happy to keep the ball. They've played some nice football so far.

  4. Burnley 0-0 Chelsea

    What's going on?!

    Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez has the ball in his hands and attempts to launch it downfield but ends up walloping the ball against the back of his team-mate Enzo Fernandez's head.

    Fernandez goes down and play is stopped while he has a quick concussion check.

  5. Burnley 0-0 Chelsea

    Early action for Martin Dubravka who's quick off his line to get to a loose header back to him ahead of Liam Delap.

    At the other end Reece James clears a cross which looped into the Chelsea area.

  6. Maresca upset at kick-off time

    Burnley 0-0 Chelsea

    Nizaar Kinsella
    BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

    Enzo Maresca made his displeasure known at being given another 12:30 Saturday kick-off after the international break.

    Yet Chelsea have won their past seven games in this time slot and are undefeated in four matches that have come after various international breaks.

    But the timing of this match has effectively meant that Chelsea can't use midfielder Moises Caicedo, with star attacker Cole Palmer stubbing his toe and breaking it on a door in his house on Wednesday.

    Enzo MarescaPA Media

  7. Burnley 0-0 Chelsea

    Chelsea are playing in their white away strip.

    The visitors by the way have won each of their past seven 12:30 Saturday kick-offs. "You'll never sing that" etc.

  8. KICK-OFF

    Burnley 0-0 Chelsea

    And the Premier League is back. Referee Peter Bankes gets us going.

  9. Burnley v Chelsea (12:30 GMT)

    The teams trot out. There's a great noise inside Turf Moor, as per usual.

  10. Reminder of the teams

    Burnley v Chelsea (12:30 GMT)

    Burnley line-up graphic
    Chelsea line-up

  11. View of the Lancashire hills from the press box

    Burnley v Chelsea (12:30 GMT)

    Nizaar Kinsella
    BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

    There is much debate among reporters about which club has the best press box in the Premier League.

    Burnley maybe takes the prize, certainly in terms of the setting, with this sensational view of Lancashire behind the top flight football.

    View from the press box at BurnleyBBC Sport

  12. Thanks Nick and Tom. Am I right in thinking Richard Wright also got injured falling over a "Do not warm up here" sign while warming up before a game?

  13. Get Involved - Freak footballer injuries

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    Everton’s Richard Wright had an unfortunate incident involving suitcases and a loft.

    Nick, Liverpool

    Argentine Ever Banega, when at Valencia, ran himself over with his own car whilst filling up petrol. Fractured both his tibia and fibula!

    Tom, Telford

  14. Burnley v Chelsea (12:30 GMT)

    More stats. Kyle Walker makes his 400th Premier League start today, becoming the 18th different Englishman to reach that tally.

    Kyle WalkerGetty Images

  15. Flemming finds his form

    Burnley v Chelsea (12:30 GMT)

    Burnley's Zian Flemming is one to watch today. He's scored three times in eight Premier League appearances this season, and netted in their last outing, a 3-2 loss at West Ham.

    The striker is finding form at a time when the Clarets need goals.

    Zian FlemmingReuters

  16. Turf Moor is starting to fill up. It was pretty foggy early, now I'd downgrade that to cloudy.

  17. Get Involved

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    To be honest, the only issue I have with the starting line up is Tosin because he's been way off his best lately and culpable for some of the late goals we've conceded. Unfortunately, the bench isn't that strong in that area, so we'll see how that pans out today..

    Shaun

  18. 'We are going to have to be at our optimum'

    Burnley v Chelsea (12:30 GMT)

    Burnley

    Burnley boss Scott Parker speaking to TNT Sports: "It is definitely important to see a response to what we saw last time. We fell a little bit short in some key moments in terms of focus and set piece set up and we definitely need to be better in that today. We have done very well, certainly at home, and we are looking forward to this game today."

    On Chelsea: "A big challenge ahead of us, a very well coached team with huge quality in their side. As always they come here, away from home, early kick off, and we need to take the game to them.

    "We are going to have to be at our optimum in every phase of our game today. We need to try to bring some intensity into this stadium and make it uncomfortable, and then try to show our qualities in our moments as well. Try to be brave. We have prepped well and we are looking forward to it."

    Scott Parker and Joe ColePA Media

  19. Burnley's leaky defence

    Don't read on Burnley fans....

    Burnley have lost four of their last six Premier League matches, conceding two or more goals in five of those games.

    The Clarets have kept just two clean sheets in their last 31 Premier League games, shipping 64 goals in this period (2.1 per game).

  20. Caicedo's remarkable journey home

    Burnley v Chelsea (12:30 GMT)

    Nizaar Kinsella
    BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

    Moises Caicedo played two 90 minute friendly matches with Ecuador during the international break and then squeezed in a bit of family time before coming back.

    The 24-year-old midfielder was given permission by Chelsea to squeeze in a chance to celebrate his child's first birthday in Ecuador before coming back.

    It was a very short celebration after a 2-0 win over New Zealand, with a helicopter used to shorten the journey back to the airport, and then he landed overnight on Thursday.

    This was the last chance Caicedo will have until March to go home to his family with a busy schedule in English football to come.