Corner for Chelsea after Ben Chilwell gets forward down the left.

Hakim Ziyech can't clear the man at the front post.

Lovely delivery.

Callum Hudson-Odoi accelerates past his man and fires a low ball down that corridor of uncertainty... it's just begging for a Chelsea player to put it away.

But there's no one gambling, and it runs right through the six-yard box.

Chance for Villa!

Douglas Luiz should do better there, he gets a free head on a dangerous corner delivery but nods over the crossbar.

Patient approach from Chelsea as they work it from left to right before Callum Hudson-Odoi looks to work an exchange with Hakim Ziyech, but Wolves have bodies back and easily deal with Hudson-Odoi's delivery.

Lively start from Burnley as the hosts get down a the left and hoist a ball in towards Jay Rodriguez, but it's headed clear.

Away we go in the first two Premier League games of the evening.

The Thomas Tuchel era begins at Stamford Bridge...

A moment of reflection before kick-off at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Ayush Goel: Still sad for Lampard, but time to move on. Come on Chelsea.

Richard Browne: People are going to judge Tuchel on a game he's not even overseeing? Really?

Mark in Stockport: Sorry Beth in Tewkesbury but I hope you bought Dad a nice present because there are not going to be anymore surprise gifts tonight I fear. Burnley 2-0.

Sulaimon Adelekan: After two Portuguese right backs (Cedric with Arsenal and Cancelo with Manchester City) gave us excellent performances with their respective clubs yesterday. My eyes on Nelson Semedo tonight.

Ben: The beginning of a new era. Come on, Chelsea!!!!

Thomas Tuchel becomes the fifth German manager to take charge of a Premier League match, after Felix Magath (12), Jan Siewert (15), Daniel Farke (38) and Jurgen Klopp (200). None of the previous four won their first PL fixture as a manager.

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Thomas Tuchel takes charge of Chelsea barely five months after guiding Paris St-Germain to their first Champions League final.

Previously in charge at Mainz and Borussia Dortmund - replacing Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp at both German clubs - Tuchel arrives in London with a reputation for being tactically astute.

He also comes with a record of success at each top-flight club he has managed.

Tuchel steered newly promoted Mainz to ninth in the Bundesliga in 2009-10 and won the German Cup with Borussia Dortmund in 2016-17, overseeing the development of Christian Pulisic, Ousmane Dembele and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

PSG lost August's Champions League final 1-0 to Bayern Munich and he was sacked in late December with the club third in Ligue 1, having lost four league games.

Tuchel's 75.6% win rate in Ligue 1 - over his two-and-a-half years in Paris - is the highest in the competition's history.

His first task in his new job is to guide Chelsea to a top-four Premier League finish, with the club six points outside the Champions League qualification spots after last week's 2-0 defeat at Leicester City.

Femi John Atoyebi: High energy Mount on the bench, but slow-paced and sideway-passing Jorginho starting is not what Chelsea fans were expecting. This could go pear shaped tonight.

John Arundell: This is such a big game purely on the decision to bring in a more experienced manager over Frank. We need to show it was the right decision.

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I was listening to the Football Daily Podcast while on my run this morning (OK, agonising plod...) and enjoyed Pat Nevin's take on Mason Mount being like Frank Lampard's son for the past 18 months... you can have a listen here.

Burnley's only victory in the past nine competitive meetings was 1-0 away in the Premier League in May 2015.

Aston Villa are looking to record consecutive top-flight wins away at Burnley for the first time since a run of four between 1895 and 1900.

Villa have gone 33 top-flight visits to Turf Moor without a clean sheet since a goalless draw 101 years ago.

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BBC football expert

Burnley followed up their excellent win over Liverpool with another impressive display to knock Fulham out of the FA Cup at the weekend.

I was at that victory at Anfield for BBC Radio 5 Live, and Burnley were so well drilled at the back.

It reminded me of George Graham's famous defence when he was Arsenal boss, and they have clearly worked extremely hard on their shape and organisation at the back.

Turf Moor is always a test, especially when Burnley are playing like this, but Aston Villa have also looked pretty sharp since returning to action after being hit by the coronavirus outbreak, and they will make it a close game.

Prediction: 1-1

Matt Dawson: As far as bringing in managers to save the season, Tuchel has to be up there with the most successful. Perhaps a coup for Chelsea, but only if he can get the best out of the host of expensive players at the club.

Oliver Camp: Tuchel has played Jorginho tonight purely because I accidentally put him in my fantasy team starting XI. Soucek is my first sub, so this keeps his 15-point haul firmly on my bench.