Wolves are wearing, what is that, a red wine away kit? Raul Jimenez has colour coded his bandaged wrist. Pro.

And we're off!

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Elland Road

England manager Gareth Southgate has just taken his seat in the directors' box.

I guess this is his local club.

They're arguing about xg on the radio, time to get some proper football back up and running...

Alex Bruce is an onlooker in the stands as the players prepare to come out at Elland Road.

West Bromwich Albion

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Baggies boss Slaven Bilic speaking to BBC's MOTD: "I'm not happy entirely because we were looking for all three points - but that is us at the moment. The boys were positive - we played good and created enough chances to score a goal.

"Their work effort was unbelievable. They have to be like that every game and it has been lacking sometimes, but not tonight."

On Karlan Grant's first Premier League game: "This was his first game since Huddersfield in the Championship a few months ago. He put a smile on my face and he's a quality player."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Elland Road

A late blow for Leeds United.

Skipper Liam Cooper has been ruled out with a groin injury.

Not ideal.

Leeds United

Leeds have faced more shots than any other side in the Premier League so far this season (73). This could be, in part, down to the fact that the Whites have had more high turnovers against them (open play sequences that begin 40m or less from goal) than any other side in the competition this term (30).

West Bromwich Albion

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Baggies boss Slaven Bilic speaking to Sky Sports: "We gave everything. I told them after the game we were looking for three points, but they should build on this. We created a few chances - more than enough to score. They also had a couple to be fair. A draw was probably a fair result. It's a clean-sheet and a point.

"Let's be positive and build on this in a positive way. We knew these are the games - I respect Burnley a lot - where you really need to win, or at least not lose. If we want to stay up then we have to win these types of games."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Elland Road

The furore surrounding Jordan Pickford's awful challenge on Virgil van Dijk has continued today.

Bizarrely, the two key men involved at Goodison Park are also on duty at Elland Road, although in different capacities.

David Coote was the VAR for Saturday's Merseyside derby. Tonight he is the referee. Michael Oliver was referee. Tonight he is VAR.

Burnley

Burnley boss Sean Dyche speaking to BBC's MOTD:

"I spoke to the team before the game about form. We looked more like us. We had very good chances. West Brom had one chance towards the end and you wonder should we have won the game?"

On the chances missed by his strikers: "I won't question why they didn't get a goal - they were in those areas trying to score."

This is just the second Premier League campaign in which Leeds and Wolves are facing off, after both being relegated in 2003-04. The home side won both meetings that season (Wolves 3-1, Leeds 4-1).

Burnley

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Burnley boss Sean Dyche speaking to Sky Sports: "With the quality of chances we had, we could have got three points... It was a strange game, Barnes has one [chance], then there was a moment we deserved a penalty. I think the quality of chances were good, but we didn't take them.

"We looked more like us. We looked good defensively, the two centre-halves, the two midfielders were good and the attack. The point helps you going into the next fixture. We've had three out of four away games."

Conor Coady is leading the Wolves side through their warm-up at a deserted Elland Road.

Wolves have won just two of their nine Premier League games played on a Monday (D2 L5), beating Crystal Palace 2-0 in July and Sheffield United 2-0 in September of this year.

Burnley

Burnley striker Chris Wood speaking to Sky Sports: "We had a couple of goodish chances we should have put away, but it's a point and we will build on this. The first chance I had, I had to be more clinical."

Burnley

Since Burnley’s return to the Premier League in 2016-17, only Southampton (16) have played out more goalless draws in the competition than the Clarets (13).

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Burnley were the better team overall. West Brom were probably better in the first half. Burnley will probably disappointed they didn't come away with the win and West Brom will probably be disappointed they didn't create more.

A first point for Burnley. Still no wins for either side.

Matty Phillips breaks down the left wing and puts in a cross...behind everyone though.