Christian Pulisic makes an immediate impact as he powers into Burnley's half but Chelsea cannot take advantage. Timo Werner was screaming for a pass.

Christian Pulisic is on for Tammy Abraham.

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Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers is forced to make one change to the side which started in the 1-1 draw at Everton in midweek.

Midfielder Wilfred Ndidi misses out due to an injury sustained in that match and is replaced by Nampalys Mendy.

That means Ayoze Pereze again leads the Foxes attack, in the continued absence of talisman Jamie Vardy following hernia surgery.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Castagne, Fofana, Evans, Justin, Mendy, Tielemans, Albrighton, Maddison, Barnes, Perez

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Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa also names just the one change after his side ended a run of three successive defeats in all competitions with a 2-1 victory over Newcastle on Tuesday.

Defender Diego Llorente, who could be out for up to a month following a hamstring injury, is replaced by Pascal Struijk.

Leeds XI: Meslier, Ayling, Struijk, Cooper, Alioski, Phillips, Raphinha, Dallas, Rodrigo, Harrison, Bamford

Here come the teams for the second half. Chelsea are about to make a change...

Cesar Azpilicueta blew a kiss to the camera after scoring... anyone reckon that was to Frank Lampard?

He's the only player in the Chelsea squad to have played alongside Lampard as a player and under him as a manager.

Tuchel celebrated the first goal of his Chelsea reign by slapping the gloved hands of his backroom staff. It's fair to say he enjoyed Cesar Azpilicueta's finish.

Leicester City

A reminder that there are three more games following this.

We're off to the King Power Stadium after the end of this match as Leicester look to go above second-placed Manchester United with victory over Leeds.

Team news from that game coming up in a few minutes.

Ten attempts. Four on target. One goal.

A word about Callum Hudson-Odoi's assist. A very smart pass by the 20-year-old.

He played well the other night and seems to be enjoying the early days of Thomas Tuchel's reign.

Chelsea are up and running under Tuchel. Will they finish the job?

Matt Harrington: What a difference when Chelsea move forward at pace rather than chipping it back and forth across the pitch whilst defenders flood back

John Arundell: Good finish, lots of positives from a first half against a confident Burnley team.

Burnley had been quite comfortable up to that point but they have it all to do now. There's not an awful lot Pope could have done to stop that.

That's Cesar Azpilicueta's first goal in the Premier League in over a year, since scoring against Arsenal in January 2020.

He rifled it into the roof of the net. A striker's finish from the defender.

Nick Pope has made three saves so far - none of them have been too testing. The Burnley keeper is down again to keep out Werner whose attempt lacked conviction.

Another big chance for Chelsea but Mason Mount gets it wrong as his attempted curler balloons over. They're getting themselves into some decent positions but they cannot finish.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport at Stamford Bridge

Huge chance for Timo Werner. Thomas Tuchel shouts ‘Come on!’ He’s not happy he didn’t do better.

Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea reign is 120 minutes old.

He's still to see a goal from his players.

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Adam Bevan: Probably an unpopular opinion amongst we Chelsea fans. But I think Alonso would make a better target man than Tammy Abraham. Barring a miss-kicked goal or two against lower league opposition every 5 games, Tammy brings nothing to this side

Just as I type it's too easy for Burnley the ball falls invitingly for the unmarked Timo Werner inside the penalty area but he gets his feet in a horrible tangle and the chance is gone.

Moments later Mason Mount sends another chance into the stand.

Chelsea need to play with more urgency. This is too easy for Burnley right now.