A change for both sides. Foden is on for Torres, with Sterling switching to a more central attacking role.

David McGoldrick replaces Max Lowe for the home side. Attacking move, understandably.

City trying to take the sting out of the home side now, getting back on the ball and remaining patient.

Looks like we'll be seeing Phil Foden shortly.

Just the one switch for Burnley as Dale Stephens comes in for Johann Berg Gudmundsson who’s out of the squad with a calf injury.

Burnley XI: Pope, Lowton, Taylor, Tarkowski, Brownhill, Wood, Barnes, McNeil, Stephens, Westwood, Long

Subs: Peacock-Farrell, Brady, Rodriguez, Thompson, Dunne, Richardson

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Five changes for Chelsea after their midweek win in the Champions League away to Russian side FK Krasnodar.

Thiago Silva, N’golo Kante, Tammy Abraham, Christian Pulisic and Mason Mount come in. Cesar Azpilicueta, Antonio Rudiger, Mateo Kovacic, Timo Wener and Jorginho all miss out.

Chelsea: Mendy, Silva, Kante, Abraham, Pulisic, Zouma, Mount, Chilwell, Ziyech, James, Havertz

Subs:Caballero, Rüdiger, Jorginho, Werner, Giroud, Hudson-Odoi, Azpilicueta

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De Bruyne just makes things happen. His superb ball in behind the defence finds Sterling, who tries to squeeze a ball out to a team-mate at the near post but sees it instead deflect to Ramsdale.

15 to go.

Rob A.: Yemi 13:35. Ben Foster finished bottom with West Brom in 2017/18. Moved to Watford for 2018/19. Finished 11th and played in the FA Cup final. Ramsdale is definitely good enough.

Stuart Eccles: Where has it gone wrong for Sheffield Utd, is it simply a case of second season syndrome? They were such an effective team last year.

Sulaimon Adelekan: I've been really impressed with Cancelo today. He has been massive going forward and decent in defending.

Thiago Silva returns to the Chelsea starting XI. Jorginho and Timo Werner drop to bench with Mason Mount starting in midfield and Hakim Ziyech in attack. Kepa is not in squad (seemingly still out with shoulder injury).

Brilliant by Berge. If only there was a finish at the end of it.

The Norwegian beats a man superbly during a mazy run to the byline and then finds John Lundstram with a pinpoint pull-back, but the substitute fires over when he should have hit the target.

United are on top.

AnotherNoise: Me wondering what exactly a 'slide rule' pass was...

Rubix Cube: There was only one player necessary for CM97/98 - Roberto Baggio. More twenties than a silent film actor doing the Charleston.

Riyad Mahrez tries to do too much in the box, taking on a host of Blades players before being robbed of the ball. Ferran Torres gives him both barrels for not passing to him deep in the area.

A really good cross into the mixer by Chris Basham is well cleared by Ruben Dias. Soon after, Sander Berge drives to the byline and crosses low but Edersen is alert and pounces on the ball.

There is a menace now about the home side.

A second midfield change for United, who send on Oliver Norwood for Ethan Ampadu.

Pep Guardiola is on his feet and gesticulating. Starting to feel the tension a bit.

City haven't quite hit the attacking heights they managed in the first half. This is a bit more of a contest now. Although Edersen is still largely untested.

Good save!

City are given another free-kick on the edge of the Blades box for a foul on De Bruyne. Mahrez takes it and beats the wall but not the diving Ramsdale, who pushes the ball away with his left hand.

Ben Osborn off, John Lundstram on for the Blades.

Just wide!

More good work from Kyle Walker sees him drive to the byline before digging out a pull-back that is cleared only as far as De Bruyne. He fires low but just past the far post.

Oh, Aaron Ramsdale takes a big risk and gets away with it. A through-ball from deep finds Torres behind the Blades defence and prompts the keeper to come racing out. Realising he has left his goal uncovered the keeper is relieved when Torres' shot lands in his arms.

Jonathan: Memories of CM97-98 - adding a second manager at a rich club then buying players from my club that I didn't want anymore, for hugely inflated fees, to give me a massive transfer budget.

Michael Pooter: Always finishing 2nd behind Wigan with Fulham... Conroy & Cusack only bettered by the Three Amigos!