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Hendrick's volley for Burnley lead
Six minutes later Burnley go behind - Kante & Higuain quickfire goals for Chelsea response
Barnes lashes in to make it 2-2 after 25 minutes
Chelsea up to fourth but teams around them have game in hand
Burnley not mathematically safe, but only a 17-goal swing for Cardiff would threaten their Premier League future
Jeff Hendrick
Image source, Getty ImagesWOOOOOF. This is a screamer.
Burnley put a corner in the box and Cesar Azpilicueta heads it out. It drops out of the air to Jeff Hendrick, 20 yards out, and the Irishman just sends a sweet volley flying past Kepa into the back of the net.
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Eden Hazard picks out Gonzalo Higuain, who lifts the ball over Tom Heaton. It's heading into the back of the net until Burnley defender Mee bicycle-kicks it off the line.
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Good footwork from Eden Hazard to find Emerson on the left but his low cross is past everyone.
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Callum Hudson-Odoi - now a regular in the Chelsea team - is having a lively start on the right wing but no end product yet.
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It's been all Chelsea in the opening three minutes. Burnley haven't been past halfway.
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Lee Dixon
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 live
The swing of Hazard's left foot knocked Tom Heaton back. That was a big chance for Chelsea. Barnes and Wood are going to be very important for Burnley in terms of holding the ball up.
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Pinball around the box from the corner. Eden Hazard smashes a shot in which Tom Heaton saves well.
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Good move for Chelsea down the right and they win a corner as Cesar Azpilicueta's cross is deflected behind.
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Under way at Stamford Bridge.
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Lee Dixon
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 live
The conditions are absolutely perfect. I was watching both sets of players warming up and there was a real snap and a real high intensity.
Both teams are really fired up for this.
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The players are coming out of the tunnel onto the pitch now. Can Chelsea move into the top three? Can Burnley secure their survival?
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The two form teams are Spurs and Arsenal. I think it will finish as it stands.
Rob, Suffolk (Spurs fan).
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Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri says "the media give the Champions League too much importance".
"It's a competition with straight elimination, so we need to play very well but you need to be lucky in that competition," he said.
"I can understand if you stay in the Champions League it's another world probably.
"I have played two times in the Champions League and it's clear that it's the most important competition for clubs in Europe and as a consequence in the world. But it's a competition in which you need to be lucky.
"We want to win the Europa League because it's a very important competition, not for getting into the Champions League."
Image source, Getty ImagesBased on results in 2019 (before this weekend's games), Burnley would be fifth in the table - one point ahead of Chelsea.
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Daniel: Who would have predicted after Kepa gate that Sarri by now would not only still be in post but be in with a shout of a top 4 finish and winning the Europa League? A strange season indeed.
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Image source, Getty ImagesBurnley boss Sean Dyche was asked about VAR in the build-up to tonight's game.
He just wishes it had come in 22 years ago. Dyche captained third tier Chesterfield in an FA Cup semi-final against Middlesbrough in 1997 and they had a goal not given even though it crossed the line.
They went on to lose the replay.
"If we had VAR, I would've captained out a Second Division team at Wembley against Chelsea and that would probably never be repeated again," Dyche said.
"We didn't have that and therefore, we're meant to go, 'oh well, good old plucky Chesterfield', and it just goes away."
Speaking about Manchester City's late disallowed Champions League goal, he added: "In theory, Tottenham could have been sitting there going, 'oh well, we're not going to make history anymore because they had an offside goal that was allowed'.
"That can't be right in this level of the market. If you look at any other business in anything, they would get the margins as fine as they could to stop that from happening."
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Burnley boss Sean Dyche insists his team will not think they are safe until it is impossible for them to be relegated.
They are eight points clear of 17th-placed Cardiff, who have three games left. A win tonight secures their survival.
“I deal in facts. That is the currency that I use to keep myself right," he said.
“If my mind is clear, why wouldn’t I make sure the players’ are, and factually there isn’t anything done yet.
“We have made a big marker in my time here of earning everything ourselves and not relying on others. If others do you a favour, so be it, but we want to take control of our own situation."
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Mark Lawrenson
Former Oxford United manager
Chelsea are fighting for a top-four place and with Eden Hazard on form they have got a chance.
Burnley have got 39 points and they are safe, or as good as safe anyway so they do not have much to play for.
They won at Stamford Bridge on the opening day of last season, but I can't see a repeat of that result this time.
Prediction: 2-0