Back under way. Pep has loosened the buttons on his jackigan.

John: Watford are Luna Lovegood - flamboyant at times, maddening at others, strangely effective and in the final scenes of the novel/season against the Dark Lord (Pep).

Max Heptonstall: Leicester have to be McGonagall. Don't show them respect and you'll be punished. Both also had their time at the top.

The Man City players will definitely have Pep's words ringing in their ears as they return, not least because he was still talking to them as they emerged from the tunnel.

Remember, Leicester humbled 10-man Arsenal 3-0 earlier today and Man Utd host Chelsea in the late game. Team news from that in about half an hour.

Chris Walker: Crystal Palace are Remus Lupin. Peaceful & calm but once monthly turns into a monster.

Surely City are good enough to knock the ball around on a dry pitch?

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's clear Man City haven't been able to zip the ball around. But even if Burnley haven't soaked the ground before kick-off, that's tough luck, they're allowed to do that!

Have they put the sprinklers on at half-time? No they have not.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Turf Moor

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola looks less than satisfied as he makes his way in front of the visiting fans back to the dressing room - and no wonder.

City have been far too careless in possession, despire their domination, while Burnley look solid and determined.

This was 45 minutes of real frustration for Manchester City.

Christopher: Come on, its half-cardigan half-hoodie. A hoodigan if you will. Or at the very least, a cardigoodie.

stevedwhittle: Pep's cardigan costs $1500. I doubt anyone’s Auntie Gladys is shelling that out

Pep not a happy man. Time for a tubthumping team-talk.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Man City are not playing the zippy passes like they usually do and they've been a bit hesitant - but I wonder if the pitch has just not been watered as much as normal?

The pitch looks beautiful, but in comparison to how City usually zip it across, I think that might be contributing to what is slowing Man City down a bit.

I wonder if the sprinklers will come on at half-time...

Burnley on the front foot as the first half draws to a close. Their fans are noisy, too. An attack down the right comes to nothing and City break. Leroy Sane has as couple of stabs, the second trickling through to Tom Heaton. Pep is off the bench, hands in the pockets of his jackigan.

Pep Guardiola is still wearing that grey half-cardigan, half-jacket. A jackigan, if you will. On the whole, Pep is as stylish as his team, but that wolly thing makes him look like your Auntie Gladys.

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Better. Sergio Aguero shows some quality and one turn has six claret shirts foxed. His shot from the edge of the box is well over, but an instant like that is all it takes.

The Harry Potter chat may well be more entertaining that the football at the moment. It's not that Burnley are playing spoiler, it's just that City are like a puppet with the strings in a knot. Not functioning properly.

John Roberts: Huddersfield, Fulham and Cardiff have been sorted into Hufflepuff.

Matt Lorrigan: Newcastle United are Ron Weasley. Not well funded or top of the class, but brave and loyal, and never stay down for long.

Harrison: Liverpool as Grindelwald. Was powerful, died for a bit but then has suddenly come back as a huge threat.

Ulysses: Jose Mourinho sides as Fawkes the phoenix. Sweet at first, brings silverware, but it all eventually goes up in flames. Repeat.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Turf Moor

Uncharacteristically careless from Manchester City so far. They have rarely been in trouble at the back but just too many passes are going astray and too many attacks are being ended by over-elaboration.

Must find their clinical edge.

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Get on the end of it! Oleksandr Zinchenko's teasing cross floats across the Burnley goal, only for City's players to wave as it goes by. You should be climbing over your granny to meet a cross like that.