England boss Gareth Southgate is watching on. He's not short of English options!

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Burnley stay tight and organised and in the end, Chelsea's latest attack comes to nothing. A wasted ball from Willian and Cesar Azpilicueta trudges back to his own half.

Nothing between the sides at the moment.

Everton

Everton boss Marco Silva, speaking to BBC MOTD, said he was unhappy with VAR: "If VAR saw something in our box, why didn't it see 15 minutes earlier the penalty for Richarlison.

"Because of that my players are in the dressing room and don't understand.

"If they see one for one side then they have to see for the other side too. It was a clear penalty [to us]. VAR has to be the same for both sides."

On his side's late defeat: "We have to be more mature to control the last 10 minutes. It's a tough moment for us. We have to stick together.

"We conceded the first goal but after that we reacted strongly and as a team. We created some dangerous moments."

Sheffield United

Sheffield United's Enda Stevens: "Looking at game we weren't quite at races first half and deserved to go a goal behind, but I thought we dominated the second half and probably the draw was a fair result.

On the equaliser and result: "I tried to nod down to Mouss [Lys Mousset] and it was a great finish.

"We want to be hard to beat and impose ourselves.

"We all work hard together as a team and that's the driving force behind us.

"We just want to challenge every game - home and away - we just want to win games. We want to challenge and win every game."

Willian drills a deep cross from the right but it's straight at Ben Mee. Chelsea just starting to build a bit of momemtum now.

Christian Pulisic evades several challenges as he weaves his way through the middle. He is bought down on the edge but gets it away to Mason Mount to his right just in time.

Mount holds his shot - stepping onto his right foot to gain a yard of space - but delays a little too long and it's blocked. Nice move!

The first corner is nodded behind and the second is so bad it flies over James Tarkowski's head and out for a goal kick on the far side.

What a waste!

Dwight McNeil bursts past Cesar Azpilicueta and Kurt Zouma on the left but his cross is a poor one.

Burnley retain possession and Jeff Hendrick then does exceptionally well to win a corner on the opposite wing with a neat turn inside. Good start from the hosts!

Emlyn Begley
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

Chelsea defender Kurt Zouma is the pantomime villain with Burnley fans at the moment after getting treatment for an injury and then fouling Ashley Barnes in the air. Boos every time he gets the ball.

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Burnley 0-0 Chelsea

Ashley Barnes goes down as he and several defenders battle for an aerial ball. There's a few faint appeals for a penalty but nothing in it.

Jack Cork then drives down the left and Kurt Zouma has to come across to make the tackle. He swipes at the ball in an attept to make a clearance and ends up tumbling into the sponsorship boards behind the backline. Bit of a painful one but he looks okay.

Willian is invited to shoot from long range as he cuts in from the right. It's a fair way out and he ends up blasting it way over the bar.

Chelsea are looking good in possession though. Quick, one-touch passing. Slick.

Matthew Lowton's cross from the right is picked out by Jorginho. Both teams are just trying to get a feel of the ball at the moment.

Decent atmosphere too.

Bit of confusion between Tammy Abraham and Mason Mount. Burnley win a throw-in off it and there's a sarcastic cheer around Turf Moor.

The home fans are going to do all they can to put off Chelsea's youngsters today. And so they should!

And we're off. Predictions?

Emlyn Begley
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

'Super Frank' sing the Chelsea fans about manager Lampard.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche has a pub named after him down the road from the ground,

Two pretty popular managers at the moment.

West Ham United

West Ham manager Manuel Perllegrini speaking to MOTD: "In football you must score. We dominated the game and tried to create options to score.

"We had two or three chances and must decide the game by scoring. We didn't and lost two points.

"I am happy with the attitude of the team. It's not easy to create chances against Sheffield United but we did. In the second half we didn't do it as much.

"But the points dropped at home - today and in our last match against Crystal Palace - can make the difference in our season.

"Today we had the feeling we can do it better because we dominated part of the game and had chances to win it."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton boss Graham Potter, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "My heart needs a bit of a rest after that!

"To turn it around like we did is an amazing feeling. It was an important moment to get the equaliser and there was a feeling in stadium for us to push on and get the win.

"I haven't seen replays of the penalty. We have had a few that have not gone our way recently. We have earned a bit of luck. We didn't play our best and it was a tough match. We had to dig deep."