That's it from me, so much for my intro back at 14:30, hey? Burnley have their first win of the season and Liverpool their first defeat.

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Liverpool had 25 shots, Burnley had three. But the Clarets take the points and were a lot more comfortable than the statistics might suggest.

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Andre Gray is cheered to the rafters as he trots off, to be replaced by teenage Australian Aiden O'Neill, who comes on for his senior debut to help to see this one out.

Burnley have three minutes of stoppage time to survive before they clinch their first win of the season.

No, it is just not happening for Jurgen Klopp's men today. Burnley's superb organisation at the back leaves Liverpool frustrated and they end up firing wide from outside the box yet again, through Nathaniel Clyne.

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Marko Grujic fires over the Burnley bar. He must have been 30 yards out - I would say Liverpool are getting desperate but they have been doing that all game.

David Dunphy: Liverpool need someone with pace and raw power. Someone like, say, Christian Benteke.

Liverpool are camped in the Burnley half. The Clarets have 10 players behind the ball.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Dyche just isn't shutting up shop. He wants to push those Liverpool centre-backs towards their goal. 

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Another change for Burnley. Sam Vokes is off. Lukas Jutkiewicz is on, probably with instructions to run around a lot and defend from the front.

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

What we saw at Arsenal was a Liverpool team playing in the Klopp way, high intensity, but today we have to give a lot of credit to Burnley.

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Almost an instant impact from Marko Grujic. His shot from the edge of the box brings a reflex save from Tom Heaton. Burnley are defending deep and in numbers, can they keep this up?

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Almost every other manager in the league would take one of the two strikers off to help the midfield out but not Dyche. He's basically saying we might sneak another goal here.

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Yes, here comes Alberto Moreno... and Marko Grujic. They replace James Milner and Adam Lallana and have 13 minutes to rescue something from this game.

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Alberto Moreno is coming on for Liverpool. No, I'm not making that up.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Football Focus

"Today Liverpool look very ordinary and are devoid of ideas. Burnley are picking them off."

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Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Liverpool need someone they can aim at in the middle and they haven't had anyone with any height or physique so far. With Origi they have that and although it's a surprise to take Sturridge off he is not fully fit yet,

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The overall shot count is 20-3 in Liverpool's favour and the Reds have had 85% of possession in this second half, but there is not enough urgency from the visitors and most of their efforts at goal have been a) from distance and b) off target... step forward Philippe Coutinho as the main offender there.

Alistair Lowe:  Mane's pace already looks indispensable. LFC have crabbed across the pitch for 70 minutes and Heaton's only save is from Clyne!  

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

It's been same-old from Liverpool this game and Burnley will be delighted about that. They've got themselves organised and covered in terms of the attacking spaces. It's just too predictable.

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