Oh this had to be in. Mohamed Salah is in, wriggling his way into the box. He has space in mountains but hits it far too close to Nick Pope.

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's scrappy, Liverpool are looking for different ways to break down this Burnley defence.

Jay Rodriguez just needed someone up with him. He ended up running down a dead end.

Jay Rodriguez has three players around him and Liverpool have another three defenders in the middle, as he tries to bring the ball out on the right.

Curtis Jones takes it off him but then gives it away cheaply in the middle. He bows his head in frustration but Virgil van Dijk is there for back up.

Sadio Mane and Curtis Jones try to combine on the left but the youngster can't quite gather in the return pass on the move.

He ends up tripping Erik Pieters and apologises before helping him up off the turf.

Dwight McNeil takes the corner this time but again, Virgil van Dijk is there to get it away and it's helped on by Georginio Wijnaldum.

Liverpool have a brief chance to counter with three-on-two but Sadio Mane can't bring it under control.

Burnley take a quick free-kick in the middle and Dwight McNeil is able to earn a corner this time.

Ashley Westwood wanders over to take it... Virgil van Dijk has to head it behind after Alisson came out but missed it.

Dwight McNeil does well under pressure from Curtis Jones and Neco Williams to get away on the left - showing his maturity against Liverpool's youngsters despite his young age as well.

But he can't pull off a cross and it's straight back with Alisson for a goal kick.

All Liverpool as the two teams take a short drinks break. Burnley haven't been able to get it up to Chris Wood at all.

Liverpool are looking very sharp.

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Sadio Mane lays it off to Mohamed Salah on the edge of the box. You're expecting him to shoot - and Mane clearly did too, because he didn't read the return pass from Salah, who had probably overplayed it anyway. It runs through for a goal kick.

The goal is coming you feel...

Mohamed Salah is involved in the build-up, playing a one-two on the right before cutting inside. It runs past Sadio Mane, to Curtis Jones in the box.

The youngster tees himself up but the shot is deflected wide for a corner. If only he could have hit it a few seconds earlier. What a chance!

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Jurgen Klopp was applauding very enthusiastically. Knowing him, that was probably for Nick Pope rather than his own team!

Burnley have Nick Pope to thank for it still being goalless.

It's a terrific save! Mohamed Salah's first touch is a little loose but Roberto Firmino is there with him in the box and flicks it back up to him.

Salah hits it sweetly on the volley and Pope dives to his left to claw it away.

Stunning.

Lovely stuff from Liverpool.

Roberto Firmino, to Sadio Mane, to Andy Robertson... His cross is dummied by Firmino and Curtis Jones hits it first time but it's straight at Nick Pope.

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Jay Rodriguez takes Mohamed Salah's legs out and it's a free-kick on the edge of the box. Salah will take this. No chance he's giving it away!

He gets too much on it though and it flies comfortably over the bar.

Chris Wood makes a run in behind of Joe Gomez but Alisson is quick off his line. Wood was offside anyway.

A clear tactic from Burnley though.

Liverpool go up the other end and Sadio Mane wriggles his way into the box. Nobody can get near him! Roberto Firmino takes over, spins and gets a shot away but it's blocked.

Andy Robertson is away again for Liverpool down the left. His whipping cross is inches away from Mohamed Salah but it's really good defending in the end.

Burnley will need to do that all afternoon!

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Erik Pieters lifts a dangerous ball over the top and into the Liverpool box but the flag is already up.

Alisson comes out to collect.

Andy Robertson curls another cross in from the left. Mohamed Salah doesn't make the run to the near post. Phil Bardsley skews the clearance a little but it's safely away.

Burnley finally get the ball and look long for Jay Rodriguez, over the shoulder of Neco Williams, but Joe Gomez deals with it comfortably.

Norwich City

Norwich manager Daniel Farke, speaking to BBC Sport: "We are unbelievably disappointed. When I came here we needed to develop young players and sell them to keep the club going. We were able to do this. Then the second season no-one expected anything but we were able to stage a miracle that no-one expected. We won the Championship title with a special brand of football. We were not able to add a third miracle in a row against all odds.

"I’m really disappointed for this and for all our supporters. We wanted to beat the odds again but when the dust settles the outcome is more or less what was expected. Our teamsheet had more or less the same players as last season, with some key players out. It doesn’t take anything aweay from the fact that we are diosappointed.

"From the first day after promotion our chances to survive were perhaps 5% so in 19 out of 20 cases you will go down. If you have luck and no injuries then you have a chance. When we are 100% we are compeititve but when it’s 96 or 97% then it sometimes looks like men against boys. That’s what I expected.

"I also expected it would be a tough season for many players, with criticism when we don’t perform. That’s quite normal and we were prepared.

"The club is able to pay for all the sins of the past, We are able to invest in our infrastructure, for the long term. I was fully aware and committed for doing things this way. Of course we’re disappointed but it was the right decision for this club and I always was happy to stick to this plan.

"Our situration as a club is quite comfortable because we don’t have any financial pressure at all and our young players are under long-term contracts. We can invest a bit more into the squad. Hopefully in the medium or long-term future we are an established Premier League club and we will need all our key players to do that."

Sadio Mane slides it through to Andy Robertson, who tries to cut it back into the middle. It's out for a corner...

Roberto Firmino can't connect with the resulting corner and Sadio Mane's shot is then blasted straight into Charlie Taylor's stomach. He handballed it in the build-up though.

Poor Taylor, he's getting battered out there!