And that is your lot. A fully deserved win for Chelsea, who could have scored more.

Burnley are in big trouble.

McNeil with a rare chance to test Kepa this half, but he fails to do so. He swings a free-kick from 20 yards harmlessly over the bar.

Christiansen looks to add some icing to the cake but heads over for Chelsea from a corner.

Collector's item. Mason Mount looks to deliver a ball into the box but slices it off his boot and well wide. He sees the funny side. Which of course you would when you're winning 3-0.

Pope saves Burnley again. Hudson-Odoi's low cross is perfect for Mount to stick out a boot and steer the ball goalwards, but Pope sticks out a boot to divert the ball away.

Off goes Jeff Hendrick, on comes Matej Vydra. Good luck Matej, lad.

The striker has had few opportunities at Burnley this season, and this is probably not the one he would have hoped for.

This would have been a beautiful goal.

Chelsea sweep in down the right as James collects a peach of a pass from Hudson-Odoi before swinging in a low ball to the back post that Abraham fires over.

Abraham should make it four.

He rises highest to meet Mount's delivery in the box but gets too much on it and sends the effort wide.

Chelsea fancy more goals here.

Abraham's first-time effort from an angle and close-range draws a smart save from Nick Pope.

This has all the hallmarks now of a game that is over as a contest.

Burnley are huffing and puffing but their belief has been shattered. Chelsea are on cruise control.

Burnley losing their discipline now. Ashley Westwood into the book for a foul on Mason Mount in midfield.

What this all means is that Callum Hudson-Odoi has his first Premier League goal. Take a bow, son.

Goal given!

I was sure Abraham made a touch with his head. But he musn't have done. Chelsea are 3-0 up and heading for victory.

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Chelsea 3-0 Burnley

If Tammy touches this ball, the goal is not going to stand. Hudson-Odoi is miles off when the header (if there was a header) is made.

Back under way.

As a neutral, I would like to see Burnley make a game of this, but I can't see it happening.

Chelsea have been somewhat gifted their lead and the away side look shot of confidence and lacking in enough attacking threat to challenge the two-goal difference.

Chris Wood - the Clarets' only consistent goal threat - is struggling with a smashed nose and they only have Matej Vydra as an attacking option off the bench.

Two cheaply-conceded goals have given Chelsea everything they need this half.

Burnley looked solid for 25 minutes. They look to be heading to defeat now.

Barkley goes for goal but hits the top of the wall. Hendrick, who took the ball to the head, goes down to eat up time.

Barkley is dragged down near the Burnley box by McNeil, who gets a booking.

Final opportunity of the half for the Blues to further strengthen their grip.