It's interesting to compare the different attire of the two fledgling Premier League managers. West Brom boss Alan Irvine has plumped for the tracksuit look, while Sean Dyche is in pristine white shirt and club tie. He could have arrived at the game straight from a Christening.

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"Lukas Jutkiewicz's header was the first real test Ben Foster has had and Burnley's first effort on goal - after 66 minutes. Jutkiewicz has worked hard, and the fans have given him a round of applause for his effort. I thought Burnley would have signed few more players in the summer. They should have dug a little bit deeper if the aim is to try and stay in the Premier League."

Better from Burnley as Marvin Sordell gets in behind the Baggies backline and picks out Ashley Barnes, but the striker blazes over.

A final roll of the dice from Sean Dyche... Marvin Sordell replacing Lukas Jutkiewicz up front for the Clarets.

Finally Burnley register an effort on goal - Lukas Jutkiewicz bringing a brilliant, almost point-blank, save out of Ben Foster with a header from Kieran Trippier's deep cross from the right.

Darius Ikanyon:, external No disrespect to West Brom but is this the same Burnley side that Man Utd couldn't win against?

Sarah Morgan:, external Burnley's struggle in the Premier League is like Cardiff's last season. Proving too much of gap has opened up between top two tiers.

Zred:, external Burnley can still win the title. Don't write them off just yet...

When Chris Burnt is showboating down by the corner flag with 25 minutes to go, you know you've got the three points in the bag.

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"It does not look like there is any way back now for Burnley. One goal can change things, but Sean Dyche doesn't have many options left. Alan Irvine is comparatively new to the managing game but he has a team who are experienced in the Premier League. And today West Brom have been too much for Burnley."

... Saido Berahino steps up for his hat-trick, but dinks it straight into the wall.

And now the Baggies are awarded a free-kick 25 yards from goal...

West Brom fans sing 'der, der, der, Alan, Alan Irvine'. There must be a better ditty they can manage than that. Any suggestions? The Baggies are enjoying themselves now.

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"Burnley were caught there. The ball was played into Saido Berahino between Jason Shackell and Michael Duff and Berahino had too much pace for them. He thumped it with his right foot and Tom Heaton was not going to save that. It is a long way back for Burnley now."

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West Brom part the Burnley defence like a hot knife through butter - Graham Dorrans being found in space 40 yards from goal and playing a perfect pass through to Saido Berahino who angles his shot across Tom Heaton and into the back of the net. The boy can finish.

Sebastien Pocognoli has continued where he left off in the first half and he stands up a perfect cross to the back stick where Ben Mee does well to charge down Stephane Sessegnon's effort.

Joleon Lescott realises West Brom need a bit more impetus and drives forward with the ball from the back, passes to Saido Berahino and when the ball breaks for Craig Gardner, a vicious shot flashes wide.

Soccer Pundit:, external I've got the feeling the Baggies aren't through yet. Two or three more goals would surely finish the game.

Anthony Shaw:, external I honestly can't see Burnley winning a game this season, never mind staying up!

Agubata Odinaka:, external It's obvious academy youth product Saido Berahino will finish above record signing Brown Ideye on the scorers chart come May.

West Brom are building patiently from the back, but that lack of urgency almost costs them when Burnley win the ball back and striker Ashley Barnes ends up being closed down in a dangerous area.

Nathaniel Chalobah's first action in Premier League football? A yellow card for a wild lunge at Craig Gardner. That's not even a booking in the Championship (see Danny Guthrie's challenge earlier today, 46 mins in the Reading v Wolves game).

Former England captain Jimmy Armfield
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"Sean Dyche has obviously got to do something because Burnley ended that first half with their heads down. I cannot remember Ben Foster making a save. It looks like they will go to a 4-4-2 with Ashley Barnes joining Lukas Jutkiewicz up front."

We're back under way with two new faces in the Burnley side - Ashley Barnes and Clarets debutant Nathaniel Chalobah replacing Steven Reid and Ross Wallace.