If it stays like this the post-match reaction will be:

Sean Dyche: "It was never a penalty. We don't get decisions like that."

Pep Guardiola: "I'm so, so happy to have won today. Burnley are super exceptional, the best team I've ever seen."

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A few boos...

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The world's gone mad.

Has either keeper had a save to make? Not that we can recall.

United's first chance. Confusion from a corner, Nemanja Matic swings his left peg, but it's just wide of the post. That's the closest they have come.

Nick Pope is a very good goalkeeper isn't he? The Burnley keeper saves with his feet to deny Sergio Aguero and the follow-up is over the top!

Michael Appleton making the Premier League look easy so far.

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Jimmy Nail isn't sitting with Gareth Southgate, he's sitting with Sting. That's a helluva duet. Get Mark Knopfler and Neil Tennant in there and you've got a north east supergroup.

But Burnley do go close now as Kevin de Bruyne gives away the ball on the edge of his own area and Scott Arfield has a shot deflected over! Ederson was in no man's land there.

At the other end Sergio Aguero has a shot blocked by Nick Pope.

Roy Hodgson is excited, so much so that he does a little dance on the touchline, a pirouette on the spot. His Palace side are having most of the play, pushing Newcastle back towards their own 18-yard box. It takes something half-decent to get past a Benitez defence, though.

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Even though Chris Wood broke into the area before hobbling off injured it would seem he didn't touch the ball during that early attack. That means we arrive at 40 minutes with the away side yet to touch the ball in the area.

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Manchester City 1-0 Burnley

A few niggly challenges creeping in. Sergio Aguero draws blood on Ben Mee with an accidental arm before David Silva is high in midfield.

The first bit of bad news for Huddersfield. Elias Kachunga has had to go off, clutching the small of his back. Rajiv van La Parra is on.

Stoke are not well here. One pass cuts their team to ribbons and Bournemouth have two men in on goal. Jordon Ibe should probably square it first time but he instead comes inside and shoots, left-footed, and Jack Butland just about keeps it out.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at the John Smith's Stadium

Incredible, incredible noise inside this stadium. Woops of joy and kids looking at their parents in disbelief. Many fans on the way into the ground were talking about this being a free hit but they are urging Huddersfield on to push for a third.

No reaction from Jose Mourinho, who stood staring straight ahead while three sides of the ground celebrated around him.

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Seriously, you have to watch that Huddersfield second goal on Match of the Day. It's hard to describe the performance of Victor Lindelof. He looked scared of the ball.

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BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

The chant of "Ser-gio, Ser-gio... Ser-gio, Ser-gio" echoes around the Etihad Stadium... it is 23 days since Aguero damaged his ribs in a car crash in an Amsterdam taxi, but he is back in business now.

That goal has settled the home fans down a bit. They had been getting a bit frustrated by the amount of time Burnley were taking over throw-ins and goal-kicks, which is a bad sign in the first 25 minutes of a match.

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Stoke's first real chance as Mame Biram Diouf buys himself a yard of space inside the area and he gets a shot away, but it's well saved by former Potter Asmir Begovic.