Tom Gayle
BBC TV at Turf Moor

Getting a bit feisty on the touchline.

Scott Parker and his defenders are not happy with Ashley Barnes -they see the Burnley man being overly physical.

Parker bellows “Jon (Moss) are you going to let this continue?”

Sean Dyche isn’t having any of it. To which Parker replies “Dychey you're the first to complain about challenges”

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As there's not much going on in this game how about this for some left-field news:

Former Arsenal, Barcelona and France striker Thierry Henry is on the shortlist to become the new manager of Championship club Bournemouth.

The 43-year-old ex-Monaco boss is currently in charge of Major League Soccer side CF Montreal.

The Cherries are keen to talk to Henry, but would require permission from the Canadian club.

Jonathan Woodgate was appointed as caretaker boss of Bournemouth after the sacking of Jason Tindall on 3 February.

BBC Radio Solent reports that former Huddersfield Town and Schalke boss David Wagner is also on the final shortlist to replace Tindall at the Vitality Stadium.

Referee Jon Moss comes across to tell Scott Parker off for something. If it kicks off between these two managers then I'm sorry Scott but you're getting a hiding.

Fulham have drawn nine games already this season by the way and a 10th would leave them six points behind nearest neighbours Newcastle in the table.

Josh Maja slides in to try and meet a cross from the right and catches Kevin Long late. No action needed.

The hosts just dialling up a modicum of pressure, another set-piece is not dealt with and Ashley Westwood's technique is flawless to ping in a volley straight at Alphonse Areola.

Burnley had the game won by this point against Palace at the weekend and they go close from a wicked Dwight McNeil corner but Kevin Long's header is over the top.

Somehow there's only 20 minutes gone. It's been as thrilling as I feared so far.

Tom Gayle
BBC TV at Turf Moor

Following his booking Loftus Cheek shouts over “Lino, can’t you see I touched the ball?”

The reply, “You might have done but it’s still a foul”.

Into the book goes Ruben Loftus-Cheek, a poor challenge too, sliding in on Charlie Taylor as he cleared down the line.

He was starting games for England at the last World Cup.

Matt Dawson: A Fulham win here doesn't just give them a chance to wriggle out of relegation, it pulls Newcastle, Burnley, Brighton and arguably Palace into the relegation scrap. In this weird season, you really can't write anyone off.

Tosin gets up well to win a header for Fulham at a corner but it deflects off a Clarets head and loops up into Nick Pope's hands. Easy.

I'm watching this on a feed with no commentary and we've no radio comms either so it's just Sean Dyche shouting, pretty much.

Half a chance for Ashley Barnes, who loops a header over the top but he was offside anyway.

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I mean it sounds unfeasible to me. Let's see.

Areola, Andersen, Aina, Lemina, Loftus-Cheek, Lookman, Maja.

Yep!

Marcus: Fulham have seven loan players in their starting 11. Surely that must be the most ever in the Premier League?

Get rid! Ola Aina makes a hash of trying to clear his lines and can only smash the ball into Johann Gudmundsson. The Icelander then falls to the ground as they tussle for the loose ball but there's no real appeal for a foul.

Fulham try and get Josh Maja away over the top straight away. He looks sharp.

And we're off!

Burnley: Pope, Lowton, Tarkowski, Long, Taylor, Gudmundsson, Westwood, Cork, McNeil, Barnes, Rodriguez.

Subs: Brownhill, Brady, Peacock-Farrell, Norris, Bardsley, Dunne, Benson, Driscoll-Glennon, Mumbongo.

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Fulham: Areola, Tete, Andersen, Adarabioyo, Aina, Loftus-Cheek, Reed, Lemina, Lookman, Maja, Reid.

Subs: Hector, Odoi, Rodak, Ream, Ivan Cavaleiro, Onomah, Zambo, Kongolo, Robinson.

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The Foo Fighters are blasting out at Turf Moor as the players line up in the tunnel. Let's make the best of it.