Where there is Sadio Mane, there is hope. Liverpool's spark sparks down their right, skinning Ben Mee and popping in a teasing cross which is just above and beyond Divock Origi at the far post. 

Matthew Freeman : LFC continuing to be the Robin Hood of the Premier League. Steal from the rich and give to the poor.

Johnny Magrinho : It says it all when it doesn't even come as a surprise to learn Burnley have taken the lead against Liverpool at Anfield. Sigh.

Emre Can gives away a silly free-kick in midfield, Liverpool look rattled by their poor start. George Boyd goes for goal after it's rolled into his path but the strike is not good and flies wide. 

Burnley haven't won away from home all season remember, they have collected just two points on the road. But they lead at Anfield.

Jurgen Klopp's side have time on their side but it's been a scrappy, sloppy start from the hosts. 

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Andre Gray gets free in the channel again, he's getting into the same spaces Jamie Vardy did a few games ago. He piles in a low cross but Ashley Barnes can't quite get there.

Very good spell for Burnley as they then get Gray in behind James Milner once again. Real danger signs for that Liverpool defence. 

Good covering from James Milner stops Andre Gray in his tracks but that's a Burnley corner. Liverpool haven't been great at defending these - but George Boyd can only shank a shot over the top after it was headed out. 

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Liverpool bossed the game at Turf Moor in August and lost 2-0, so they will know not to take the Clarets lightly. Divock Origi, back in the side today, offers a direct option and he almost links well with Philippe Coutinho in a bright start.

Leicester City

Until the end of the season at least.

Burnley get us going, a full house, flags waving, floodlights on. Sun hiding. 

Will Jurgen Klopp be busy in the transfer market? I guess that will depend on whether they finish in the top four or not.

All set?

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Jez in Worcestershire

Liverpool: Mignolet, Clyne, Matip, Klavan, Milner, Wijnaldum, Can, Lallana, Mane, Origi, Coutinho. Subs : Karius, Gomez, Moreno, Lucas, Woodburn, Wilson, Alexander-Arnold.

Burnley : Heaton, Lowton, Keane, Mee, Ward, Boyd, Barton, Hendrick, Arfield, Barnes, Gray. Subs : Vokes, Brady, Robinson, Westwood, Tarkowski, Darikwa, Agyei.

Referee : Craig Pawson (South Yorkshire)

At Anfield the teams are in the tunnel, James Milner and Tom Heaton leading out the sides. 

Spurs will have the novelty of a trip to Wembley after thrashing League One side Millwall - Vincent Jansson even scored from open play.

But Harry Kane did get injured. So a mixed day for Tottenham fans.

Read all of the reaction here. 

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• Joey Barton is the only player in Premier League history to be sent off for two different away teams at Anfield – for Manchester City in February 2006 and for Newcastle United in May 2009.

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