Pat Nevin
Former Everton and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Why couldn't they have done all this in the first half?! Much better play - both sides are creating some chances now but there's finally been some action.

Crosspool Claret: Let’s not forget, this match and performance is what the Clarets tossed away the chance of a cup semi-final for

Richard: Why do people judge “the best league in the World” by two of the worst teams in it? Go look at the worst teams in La Liga...

That was brilliant goalline defending from James Tarkowski, you have to say.

Garth Crooks
Former Tottenham Hotspur striker on Final Score

If West Brom nick this, it will be a hell of a result.

GOT TO SCORE! AGAIN!

West Brom should really be ahead again. They counter brilliantly. Ainsley Maitland-Niles is away and onside, he squares it for Matheus Pereira but plays the ball behind him and he miscues his shot.

Pereira then smashes one from about six yards at an angle and it's headed off the line by James Tarkowski. That's two wonderful chances for the 10 men to take the lead now!

Still the 10 men of West Brom who look the most dangerous, Nick Pope does well to bat away a swerving cross but the offside flag is up.

Colin: If this is the best league in the world I would hate to see the worst.

A great advert, this game is not.

Burnley have been awful today, let's be honest. West Brom could nick a huge win here...

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Pat Nevin
Former Everton and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Just after half time we said West Brom are not out of this and they certainly do not look out of it - what a chance. The defending from Burnley there was amateur-ish. Sean Dyche will be fuming with his defence there.

Liverpool are unchanged from the side that beat RB Leipzig in the Champions League in midweek, meaning Ozan Kabak makes his second Premier League start for the Reds.

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Kabak, Henderson, Robertson, Thiago, Wijnaldum, Jones, Salah, Firmino, Mane.

Subs: Keita, Adrian, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Tsimikas, Shaqiri, Origi, Davies, Phillips, Neco Williams.

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Everton make three changes to the side that lost 4-1 to Manchester City last-time out.

James Rodríguez, Andre Gomes, Seamus Coleman are the three to come in, having all been on the bench for the City game.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is on the bench.

Everton XI: Pickford, Coleman, Holgate, Keane, Godfrey, Rodriguez, Doucoure, Davies, Andre Gomes, Digne, Richarlison.

Subs: Allan, Calvert-Lewin, Sigurdsson, King, Iwobi, Nkounkou, Bernard, Olsen, Onyango.

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James: Great to see Mike Dean out on the pitch again this afternoon. Whatever you think of his performances as a referee nobody should be subjected to what him and his family have gone through.

WHAT A CHANCE!

Burnley are somehow caught two-on-one, Mbaye Diagne steams down the right with Ainsley Maitland-Niles in support.

On he goes, on he goes, he beats last man James Tarkowski, works it on his left foot - and then thumps the top of the bar on the way over from about four yards out.

Huge chance!

Pat Nevin
Former Everton and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can wonder whether Sam Allardyce is going to bake that change later on - I think Grady Diangana is back today so maybe him just a throw as a dice for the last period of the game to see if they can do anything.

Azrael: I've got more chance of scoring than these two teams and I'm not playing.

Truths can sometimes be painful...

Jay Rodriguez flicks the ball on to - absolutely nobody. Rubbish.

Ainsley Maitland-Niles then cuts in from the West Brom left and cannons a shot into the stands. Call it off, ref.

Right then Burnley, you've had an extra man for 35 minutes now, against a team who have won twice all season. And you've had one shot on target in that time.

Good enough?

Dave Payn: Re ball touching thigh before arm - yes, then correct decision but I remember a player in a CL match against Chelsea not only being penalised for a very similar situation with a penalty, but a second yellow and a red. And VAR was supposed to help consistency...

Turf Moor is level alongside Fulham's Craven Cottage (both 24) as the stadium to produce the fewest Premier League goals this season.

*Checks notes* - oh yes, I'm doing the game at the Cottage later on as well...

Into the last half hour. We'll have team news from Anfield for you soon, but will we have a goal in the Lancashire wind?

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Matt: Inconsistent decisions are the reason VAR is demonised. There would be significantly less backlash against VAR and officials if they applied the rules consistently. If you're going to rule against something, do it the same way every time.