Finally, some goalmouth action and so close for Hull. Robert Snodgrass slides a lovely ball through to David Meyler on the inside left of the area and he controls before sending a shot across goal which beats keeper Tom Heaton but shaves the far post.

Just in case you were wondering what was happening over Andre Gray's misconduct charge by the Football Association for homophobic posts on Twitter in 2012, the latest has seen him ask for a personal hearing.

The 25-year-old originally had until Wednesday, 31 August to reply to the FA, but was given an extension until Monday.

No date has yet been set for the hearing.

Burnley striker Andre Gray has hardly been in the game and he looks to latch on to a flick on but Hull City defender Curtis Davies clears the ball off him before he can get his shot off.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton and Sunderland winger on Final Score

Sean Dyche likes his set ways, the team he knows. And as a club Burnley can attract international footballers, some of the world's best.

Ben Mee picks up the first booking of the match as the Burnley defender cynically brings down Abel Hernandez as Hull City threaten a counter-attack.

That's more like it. A Johann Gudmundsson volley from Matthew Lowton's cross is blocked before Stephen Ward runs on to the rebound and sends a left-foot shot just high of the visiting goal.

Burnley are the home team by the way...

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Peter Swan
Former Hull City defender on BBC Radio Humberside

It's a bit scrappy so far but good defending by Hull City - they're getting the bodies in the right place at the right time. 

Burnley finally pose a threat. A Steven Defour corner finds its way to George Boyd but his shot is blocked and, when the ball comes back to him, he can't get his feet sorted quick enough as his effort is deflected wide.

Abel Hernandez has a sight at goal from just outside the box and the Hull City striker's left-foot shot is palmed away for a corner by Burnley keeper Tom Heaton. Decent save but one you'd expect him to make.

It's been a bit of a slow start at Turf Moor but Hull City have looked the better with their passing and movement.

• Burnley have won all four Premier League fixtures v Hull.
• The Clarest have attempted fewer shots (19) than any other top-flight team so far this season.
• Hull are aiming to win their first two away games of a season for the first time since 1993.
• The Tigers have used just 13 different players so far in the league this season.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker, BBC Final Score

What more does Mike Phelan have to do to get the job at Hull City? I'd give him the role permanently.

Hull City midfielder Tom Huddlestone plays a nice ball into the box to find Abel Hernandez but the Uruguay striker's touch is heavy and Stephen Ward nips in to tackle him.

Amazingly, Hull City can go second if they can win by three or more goals at Turf Moor.

If the Tigers did so, they'd leapfrog Chelsea, Everton and Manchester United, who lost today's early game to derby rivals Manchester City.

It's a go at Turf Moor as the game kicks-off...

Burnley keeper Tom Heaton has made more saves than than any other goalkeeper in the top flight after three matches.

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Burnley lost 3-0 to Chelsea last time out and have since broken their transfer record with the £10.5m signing of Jeff Hendrick from Derby County.  

He's on the bench today along with fellow new arrival in striker Patrick Bamford, who has signed on loan from Chelsea.

Hendrick impressed for Republic of Ireland during Euro 2016 and his arrival eclipsed the club's previous club record of £8m to sign fellow midfielder Steven Defour earlier in the month.

"We think he's a good player. He's still young, learning and new to the Premier League, so I think he's ready to take on the challenge," said Burnley boss Sean Dyche. 

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Hull City have been busy bees since their last game - a narrow 1-0 defeat by Manchester United.

Having not signed a senior player for most of the summer, they brought in six players in the two days before the transfer window closed on 31 August.

Keeper David Marshall, midfielders Ryan Mason, James Weir and Markus Henriksen plus strikers Dieumerci Mbokani and Will Keane were all signed to bolster a squad that needed, well, bolstering.

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We asked supporters of Premier League and Scottish Premiership clubs to use BBC Sport's team selector to tell us whether they were satisfied with their squad, via a simple tick or cross for each position.

The results are in.

Every single Burnley fan who contributed selected a 4-4-2 formation. But they aren't happy with their wingers - 33% on the right and 27% on the left.

Hull's fans are the fourth least happy, but it could have been worse given their lack of choices in the opening games. Right-back is the main concern, just 42% happy.

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