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West Brom's Sebastien Pocognoli is trying to get forward as much as possible down the left, but he runs into Kieran Trippier's excellent tackle. Sven wasn't wrong (5 mins). Minutes later, the full-back does get a cross away but the ball sails over everyone and away to safety.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's alright... you can go and check on that leg of lamb in the oven. We'll shout you if anything happens. Save us a Yorkshire pudding.
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Burnley waste a chance to register an effort on goal when Kieran Trippier fires a free-kick straight into the Baggies wall. This game needs a spark.
Image source, Getty ImagesSimple but effective build-up play by West Brom. A throw-in is cleverly controlled by Stephane Sessegnon, who spins his marker and plays a pass through for Saido Berahino but the striker drags his shot wide.
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Former England captain Jimmy Armfield
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"Chris Brunt has a terrific left foot. His shot went across the box and caught the Burnley defender Michael Duff. The Burnley defence so far have been pretty composed, but that could easily have found the net.
"Saido Berahino is on his own up front for Albion, with Stephane Sessegnon almost a free agent. And both teams seem to have set up with the same style."
A long, raking Hollywood ball from Burnley's Steven Reid picks out Ross Wallace, who sloppily gifts possession back to the Baggies and the home side break. The pacy attack ends with Chris Brunt's deflected shot almost finding its way in at the near post via Michael Duff's touch.
Burnley's wait for their first goal since the opening weekend of the season goes on as Michael Kightly hooks a shot over the bar. Neither side is displaying a touch of class in front of goal at the moment.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Hawthorns rises as one for a minute's applause in memory of the club's legendary striker Jeff Astle.
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The distinct, gravelly tones of Burnley manager Sean Dyche bellow instructions from the sidelines. If the Clarets boss ever finds himself out of work, he'd be a great darts referee. "One hundred and eighty..."
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Former England defender Jimmy Armfield
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"From what I have seen of WBA this season, I like Stephane Sessegnon coming from a bit deeper than where he used to play at Sunderland. Saido Berahino has a real chance. He is playing up front, but he can play across the whole front line."
Burnley's Kieran Trippier was highly rated by Sven-Goran Eriksson as a teenager at Manchester City, and the youngster almost plays in Lukas Jutkiewicz twice - the striker spinning Craig Dawson on both occasions.
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Brom set the early tempo, and the Burnley defence has to be alert to clear Chris Brunt's searching cross from the left. The Baggies are really pressing their visitors back.
Former England defender Jimmy Armfield
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"This is the kind of game Burnley need to get points from if they are to stay up. They have looked strong at the back but lightweight up front. It has given Sean Dyche a real problem and the season has only just started for them. Getting that first victory is very important. The same thing could have been said of WBA seven days ago but they have had a good week, with two wins."
We're up and running at a sun-drenched Hawthorns.
The two teams make their way onto the pitch at The Hawthorns, which is 'boing-ing' ahead of kick-off. Always one of the better ground for atmospheres.
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