Thanks Emma - just about, indeed.

The Cobblers' former boss Chris Wilder is still doing alright isn't he? Can his side see off Chelsea now and close in on a European spot?

The sides are out at the Lane.

That's my six-and-a-half-hour stint done.

I'll leave you in the hands of Tom Rostance, who has just about finished celebrating Northampton Town's play-off win.

See you tomorrow!

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender

What a great result Sheffield United got at home to Wolves on Wednesday, thanks to John Egan's last-gasp winner.

The Blades have certainly responded in the past few days when it looked like they might start to fall away - and it shows just how well Chris Wilder runs that team.

He has had so many of those players for so long, he knows exactly what they are capable of and he also knows how to get the best out of them. They know he knows that too, which is just as important.

Chelsea's performance against Crystal Palace on Tuesday sort of summed them up for me at the moment - they were good going forward, and they were very average at the back.

That is just the way Frank Lampard's side are right now. As dangerous as they look in attack, you can get at them too.

Prediction: 1-1

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Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp to BBC Sport: "For moments it was Liverpool against Pope, he did really well, but we should have scored. We did everything right and he made saves but we should have scored more, that's on us.

"We didn't close the game and they took their moment. It feels like we lost a game, we have to look after the game better. We were angry with the referee but we have to criticise ourselves first for not finishing the game.

"The team do it right 99% of the time but I will never stop criticising them."

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Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder makes just one change to the side that beat Wolves 1-0 in midweek, bringing in fit-again David McGoldrick in place of club captain Billy Sharp.

Sheffield United XI: Henderson, Basham, O'Connell. Egan, Stevens, Norwood, Baldock, Berge, Osborn, McGoldrick, McBurnie.

Subs: Moore, Lundstram, Sharp, Jagielka, Freeman, Robinson, Mousset, Rodwell, Zivkovic.

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Chelsea forward Tammy Abraham starts after coming off the bench to score the winner against Crystal Palace on Tuesday. Midfield metronome Jorginho is also back in the side, replacing the injured Billy Gilmour. 17-year-old Lewis Michael Bate makes the bench.

Chelsea XI: Arrizabalaga, James, Christensen, Zouma, Azpilicueta, Barkley, Jorginho, Mount, Willian, Abraham, Pulisic.

Subs: Caballero, Rudiger, Alonso, Loftus-Cheek, Kovacic, Giroud, Hudson-Odoi, Batshuayi, Bate.

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp to BT Sport: "It was a really good game but we left the door open for Burnley and we should have closed it, We should have scored two, three or four goals at least. The referee let lots of challenges go so it was clear that if the ball comes into the box it was dangerous. They did what they are good at and I respect that.

"Of course it is frustrating, we should have scored much earlier. We warmed Nick Pope up and at the end he was properly really warm, he made some sensational saves.

"It's our fault because we should have closed the game but we didn't do. Burnley is a team who stay in the game and they have two top strikers who constantly go for each ball. It's an intense period and at the end we were pushing up and they are always dangerous. That's why you have to take your chances.

"But we stand here with only one point and that is not exactly what we wanted."

Burnley

Burnley boss Sean Dyche to BBC Sport: "We hit the bar late on but I think three points would have been over-egging it, we defended well and our keeper played well. They're a fine side, they're all over you so quickly and we couldn't get a foothold in the first half.

"Second half I reminded them that the presure was off, just go and play. Get it forwards and ask them more questions. You've got to find a moment, and we've been great at that.

"It's down to the players, we have built a mentality over time and they are delivering it with aplomb. We had some really good chances and we've taken one of them against a top, top side.

"Nick Pope makes saves, he's a top keeper."

Solid.

Imran Sheikh: A fair result for Liverpool this afternoon - Burnley’s goal keeper was brilliant. We should have won as we had the better chances. But still unbeaten at Anfield!

Ash Williams: Everyone raves about Salah's record but how many shots has he had today?

Burnley

Burnley goalscorer Jay Rodriguez speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "You have to work for the team and play on scraps at times but we have the quality to take the chances. The main thing is sticking together and moving forward.

"It's an amazing place to come [to Anfield] and to come against the best is something you look forward to. To get a point is really good."

On Nick Pope's performance: "His record proves that he is up there as one of the best. He works hard in training every day and it's a credit to him. Every single one of us are buzzing for him. He deserves every credit he gets."

Liverpool

Liverpool defender Andy Robertson speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "The corner came back to the edge of the box and Fabinho saw the run. It was a decent header to be fair! It's always nice to contribute a goal but I would have preferred it to contribute to a win.

"Credit to Burnley but we needed to be much better than that. We dominated the first half and created a lot and they didn't really have any chances. We know with a team like Burnley, they grow with confidence when it's only 1-0.

"We have to be more clinical in front of goal. Burnley are in the position they are because they grind out the results. Fantastic squad, fantastic manager, so credit to them, but we know we can do better.

"Mo [Salah] had a shot in the 92nd minute that 9 times out of 10 he scores, so we were still creating chances. We can assure you were are working 100% in training, in games. We were good enough to win the game today but didn't take our chances."

On Neco Williams and Curtis Jones' performance: "They gave been great all season and have been pushing the lads in their positions. I thought Neco was brilliant and I try to help him whenever I can as a full-back. Curtis [Jones] has all the confidence and all the ability in the world and he showed that in times today. Hopefully he has a big career at Liverpool."

Chelsea

Manchester City - as things stand - are banned from European competitions, unless they win their appeal to Cas.

However, because their top-four rivals Leicester and Man Utd still have to play each other (on the final day), City cannot finish any lower than fourth (and would therefore qualify for the Champions League in the event they win their appeal and are un-banned).

Chelsea and Leicester are close to clinching a top-five spot (so qualify for CL if Man City remain banned).

So if Chelsea win at Sheffield United today, they will guarantee a top-five finish if Wolves fail to beat Everton on Sunday.

Burnley

Burnley keeper Nick Pope: "We pushed on in the second-half and after they scored I thought we played very well. Unfortunately it didn't quite go for us. We pressed a bit higher and won some set-pieces.

"Liverpool are the Premier League champions for a reason.

"I don't think there are many secrets [to Burnley's success]. We work hard for one another - that's a massive part of our success. We don't just rock up on a Saturday without a plan."

The football is non-stop!

Two of those teams I've just mentioned are up next.

Sheffield United v Chelsea. A big one in the battle for these European spots in the Champions League and Europa League.

Kick-off is at 17:30 BST.

That draw takes Burnley up to ninth place, above Tottenham. They are only two points behind Wolves in a potential European spot.

Wolves, Arsenal, Sheffield United and Spurs all have a game still to play of course. But Sean Dyche will be absolutely buzzing.

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Nick Pope has surely got to be considered England's number one going forward? He's been incredible again today.

Burnley probably wouldn't have got anything from this game were it not for his saves in the first half. Liverpool could have been 3-0 up!

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

A brilliant performance from Burnley, it looked like they would get blown away in the first half.

But they stayed in the game, with Nick Pope making some stunning saves.

Liverpool started so bright, but they went flat. A frustrating one for them.

Mohamed Salah is absolutely fuming as he walks off the pitch, throwing a sweatband on the floor.

Trent Alexander-Arnold is trudging along behind him and looks equally as annoyed. He thought he'd got the assist late on but Salah couldn't finish it.

Andy Robertson is complaining to the referees and Jurgen Klopp has to put an arm around him and guide him back down the tunnel.

Wouldn't fancy being in that dressing room. They only like winning.

A terrific result for Burnley. Liverpool should have buried it in the first half. They remain seven points off Manchester City's points record.

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

What you won't know is that the surface at Anfield is so hard - it's like diving on a car park. When you're in midair you're already wincing about the landing.

That was a comfortable save for Nick Pope. Mo Salah had more time than he realised.