Liverpool have enjoyed the lion's share of possession in the opening few minutes at Selhurst Park, but haven't managed to do too much with it.

Florian Wirtz looks pretty sharp after dropping to the bench in last weekend's Merseyside derby.

Bournemouth captain Ryan Christie fires one over from distance. A shot each now.

The Manchester City fans are revelling in Manchester United's defeat at Brentford earlier today. Chants about under pressure boss Ruben Amorim ring around the Etihad inside the opening couple of the minutes.

Phil Foden - a man in form - makes a dart in behind the Burnley defence and times it to perfection as he latches on to a pass from Jeremy Doku.

Foden gets to the byline but his cross is turned away for a corner.

Chelsea go close to an opener as Enzo Fernandez whips a fine free-kick which is tipped around the post by Bart Verbruggen.

Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter at Etihad Stadium

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While Manchester City supporters sang their pre-match Blue Moon song, a silhouette of the late Ricky Hatton was depicted on the big screens inside the stadium.

Hatton was City through and through and that was a nice touch from the club.

Chance for Leeds within about 10 seconds of the game. Dominic Calvert-Lewin runs onto Sean Longstaff's dinked ball over the top. He's one on one but his shot is straight at Djordje Petrovic.

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We're up and running in all four of the 15:00 games.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

Chelsea have introduced a new smoke machine next to the tunnel to create a WWE-style entrance.

There is also fireworks going off from the top of the stadium as the two teams walk out.

In addition to that, they have added WWE champion Cody Rhodes's theme music to the pre-match playlist.

Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter at Etihad Stadium

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A banner has been unfurled in memory of former world boxing champion Ricky Hatton who passed away aged 46 earlier this month.

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim to TNT Sports: "Of course we want to win. We didn't control the game. We played the game of Brentford. First balls, second balls, set pieces. All the crucial moments were against us. Tough to lose again but we need to think about the next one.

"The first goal was a long ball. We worked on that in the week, and on set pieces. We knew the long balls (were coming) and one touch they had the opportunity. We need to do better.

"We didn't play our game. We only had control for some moments. But it was more or less all the same. We need to play our games, not the opponents, but they were stronger on that."

On pressure of job after another defeat: "It is always the same to lose at this club, it hurts a lot. We need to think about the next one."

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Manchester City and Burnley will be led out of the tunnel by members of the late Ricky Hatton's family.

Hatton's two daughters, Millie and Fearne, will be accompanied by his granddaughter and niece.

Former world champion boxer Hatton passed away earlier this month aged 46.

Nicknamed 'the Hitman', Hatton was a lifelong Manchester City supporter and a minute's applause was held before the Manchester derby at the Etihad Stadium on 14 September.

Micah Richards
Former Man City defender to BBC Sport

“I think because Ruben Amorim is being so stubborn in what he’s trying to do, it could be the undoing of him down the line. We can talk about the owners backing him but ultimately it’s just not working."

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Manchester City welcome back former captain and right-back Kyle Walker to Etihad Stadium this afternoon.

Walker left the club in January, going to AC Milan on loan, before signing for the Clarets on a free transfer in the summer.

The 35-year-old enjoyed a trophy-filled eight years at City, winning six Premier League titles, the Champions League and two FA Cups.

On Friday, Man City boss Pep Guardiola was asked where Walker ranks among notable full-backs in world football, such as Cafu, Javier Zanetti and Lillian Thuram.

"[He is] one of the greatest full-backs ever," said Guardiola. "Absolutely he deserves it. I'm pretty sure everybody will be happy to see him.

"It was an unbelievable few years for us and he was the right-back who defined our time here in the last nine or 10 years.

We've put together a list of some of the great full-backs from the past 30 years - click here and rank your favourites.

Lucas Radebe
Former Leeds United captain on Football Focus

I think it is exciting for a club [Leeds United] of this magnitude to be in the Premier League. This is a club that belongs in the Premier League with what they have achieved through the years when I played here.

The atmosphere was amazing and we created some great memories.

Peter Crouch
Former Tottenham striker on TNT Sports

Manchester United couldn't cope defensively. The centre forward Thiago was causing so many problems. They got bullied at times the centre-halves. Man Utd didn't have enough going forward, it didn't feel like they were creating much and a really bad day at the office, again.

Pep Guardiola parks the bus - or at least he did against Arsenal last week - but it is going to be Burnley who try to do that this time.

The Clarets almost held out against Liverpool and they ran Manchester United close too, but I don't see them keeping City quiet.

Sutton's prediction: 3-0

This is quite a big game for Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca after his side lost to Bayern Munich and Manchester United.

I was at their Carabao Cup tie with Lincoln City in midweek and they were expected to win that tie, which they did, but the Imps caused them all sorts of problems and Chelsea are just not very convincing at the moment.

It hardly helps that Cole Palmer must be a big doubt to play after he came off injured against United, and they will miss him badly if he is ruled out.

When I think of Brighton, I always think they will score goals but they can be quite inconsistent.

There are that many of their former players at Chelsea, this is like Brighton versus Brighton Old Boys - and I don't think either side will do enough to win it.

Sutton's prediction: 1-1

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Manchester City midfielder Nico O'Reilly was rewarded with a new contract until 2030 on Friday.

O'Reilly broke through to the first team picture last season as City struggled with injuries and showed versatility with the majority of his 21 appearances coming at left-back.

He has featured in six of City's game so far this season and the new deal has the option of being extended for a further years.

“This is a day I will never forget," said O'Reilly. "I have been at City since the age of eight, and to have made it into the first team and have played matches is a dream come true. To be rewarded with a new contract really is special."

Meanwhile, Savinho, who was heavily linked with a move to Tottenham over the summer, is closing in on a new long-term deal.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

Chelsea striker Joao Pedro is facing his former team having left Brighton in a £55m summer move.

The Brazil international came out onto the pitch before kick-off and was greeted with handshakes and hugs from many Brighton players and staff.

Joao Pedro is already a key player for Chelsea and returns having had just one training session after picking up a minor injury at Manchester United last weekend.