No goals in the top half! Come on now.

Mark: Not a great game from @Arsenal so far, lacking Cazorla. Every day I think he's more vital to the team.

Alphonse Rawlinson; Hats off to Burnley for making the most of their home ground. However on the road form poor, relegation favourites I'm afraid.

Tim Tyler: Not one team in the top half of the league has scored yet today, looks like it's going to be a strange one. 

League Two leaders Plymouth are on course to extend their advantage after taking a 1-0 first-half lead at Newport.

Nearest challengers Doncaster Rovers led inside the first minute, but hosts Blackpool have swung the game back in their favour.

Elsewhere, third-placed Carlisle are drawing 1-1 at Stevenage, while Cambridge and Cheltenham are both set to move away from the drop-zone with away leads at Exeter and Grimsby.

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West Brom striker Saido Berahino has been put on a weight-loss training plan in a bid to get him fit, Baggies manager Tony Pulis has revealed.

The 23-year-old has not started a game since the trip to Bournemouth on 10 September, with tests showing he was eight pounds over his ideal weight.

"I don't think there's just one reason [why he's not fit]," said Pulis.

"We've put a fitness programme in place and we're hoping and praying that it'll help him get back."

He added: "The lad has bought into it and wants to get himself fit."

Berahino has appeared five times for the Baggies this season and has yet to score.

A 0-0 at home on Monday night, can Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool open the Tony Pulis floodgates tonight? 

Second-placed Bradford City have pegged back fourth-placed Sheffield United in League One's game of the day with the Yorkshire sides level at 1-1.

Leaders Scunthorpe are drawing 0-0 at Chesterfield, but plenty of other away sides are having fun on their travels. Southend, Bristol Rovers, Wimbledon, Oxford, Northampton and Walsall are all leading.

Not a lot of excitement to report from the Championship - unless you're a Newcastle, Barnsley or Sheffield Wednesday fan.

Just the three goals in the second tier, a dearth which didn't look likely when Ayoze Perez put leaders Newcastle ahead inside a minute against Ipswich.

Barnsley are ahead at Brentford thanks to Adam Armstrong's strike while, in another South Yorkshire-west London clash, Sheffield Wednesday are beating QPR through Gary Hooper's goal.

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Simone Zaza still has some way to go before people forget that penalty miss in the Euros but he's not done himself too much harm with his bicycle kick that's wide but very well executed technically.

He's got skills... 

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A lovely piece of play from Stoke City! Joe Allen finds Xherdan Shaqiri in the number 10 position, the Swiss has the awareness to take all the time he has and no more before rolling in Wilfried Bony through on goal. He takes a touch, shoots - but Michael Dawson makes a superb block.

Almost the second! 

I think Theo Walcott tries to shoot but it's actually almost a brilliant cut-back for Mesut Ozil who just misses a connection as he comes sliding in. He's been in the goals...

Boro survive.

John O'Shea and Jordan Pickford with the same 'slow it down, keep it steady' hand movement, patting the air just above the ground as a West Ham long ball bounces out of play. 

Just a few minutes until the break...

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Final Score

Leicester City are concentrating on the Champions League and I don't blame them. 

When I was at Leeds, we were 15th in the Premier League but we were drawing with Barcelona, we were beating AC Milan. 

It's a psychological thing. It's unbelievable to play in the Champions League. To play in those stadiums and against those teams, to have that Champions League music and to have those nights, honestly, it's a bit of a come-down! 

When you come back to Saturday football, after having all that hype, mentally you are not quite as ready. 

Tom Wilkinson: Lose Cazorla, lose control

Matthew Day: Too much made of Kanté leaving Leicester, took a pizza bribe for them to stop shipping goals last season with Kanté!

Tony Cocozza, London: You have to admire Burnley. With limited resources they punch above their weight every week. Gutsy! 

Mission almost halfway complete for Middlesbrough, who have kept Arsenal out and really should be ahead themselves. 

Petr Cech has been in fine form, stopping Gaston Ramirez's close-range header in the best of a string of excellent saves.