Cesar Azpilicueta dummies a cross and slips in Mason Mount. James Milner has a burst of Ribena and slides in to make the block.

Thiago Silva dinks a lovely ball in for Marcos Alonso, who sneaks in behind of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Ibrahima Konate.

He can't quite get his toe on it. That was close though...

Josh: I feel for Trevoh Chalobah there, football is very unforgiving at this level.

Garret: Chalobah having an absolute shocker so far. Poor kid.

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Antonio Rudiger curls it in from deep and it's an easy catch for Caoimhin Kelleher.

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A great atmosphere inside Stamford Bridge for this one.

Here's fans in the safe standing areas in a Premier League game for the first time since 1994.

The sections are in place for home and away fans at the trial venues.

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Karen Carney
Former Arsenal midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

You never rule out Sadio Mane. He has a lot of work to do, he's got players coming towards him, it's a great touch to take it round the keeper.

Devastating on the counter, Liverpool, and that mistake has cost Chelsea massively.

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What a start!

It's given away at the back by Trent Alexander-Arnold, under pressure from Kai Havertz.

It falls for Christian Pulisic, he only has the keeper to beat but Caoimhin Kelleher makes an excellent save to stop him going around!

Paul: So is there any reason that isn't a red card? Absolutely shocking play from Mane and he should be walking for that.

Oliver: Not to get right on the ref's back after 10 seconds, that really looked like an intentional elbow by Mane to me... Such an early red card would've been quite a start!

Sadio Mane is through, he curls it in early for Mohamed Salah but the defender gets a crucial touch and Edouard Mendy pulls off the save.

Chelsea go straight up the other end but Christian Pulisic is eventually stopped.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge

Remarkable first intervention by Sadio Mane. That was a very high elbow on Cesar Azpilicueta straight from the kick-off and he can count himself fortunate to only receive a yellow card from referee Anthony Taylor.

Mohamed Salah wins it on the right and tries to backheel flick it through to Diogo Jota but doesn't catch it right.

Here's Sadio Mane on the break...

Nothing comes of the corner. Liverpool try and get it down with Fabinho in the middle but he gives it away. Sloppy!

Marcos Alonso's cross is blocked by Trent Alexander-Arnold and Chelsea have a corner.

Some early defending needed from the visitors.

Burnley

Burnley boss Sean Dyche speaking to MOTD: "We started really brightly, we started on the front foot, but the game started to turn as Leeds started getting after it and pressing better. We went a little bit on the back foot and they scored. We lost our way a little bit.

"Credit to them, they kept pushing, trying, stretching the pitch. The biggest summary I can give you is that they played with an edge that we’re still trying to find. At the minute we’re still waiting for someone else to make the final pass, to push, when really we need to take responsibility a bit.

"Generally, we’ve defended pretty well, we’ve kept clean sheets. In the attacking phase, we’re still waiting for them to start scoring, to start taking their chances.

"I have total belief in the players. I have so much respect and admiration for them and what they bring to the club."

N'Golo Kante slips it through, looking for Marcos Alonso, but Trent Alexander-Arnold has it covered.

Chelsea have started off the better side but still early days.

Leeds United

Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa speaking to MOTD: "It was a necessary victory in a game that’s very important at this stage of the season. It was very difficult to win but the victory was deserved.

"With the dominance that we had and the chances we created, to play against Burnley is very difficult, they know very well how they want to play.

"We need goals. The goals sometimes are offered by different players. I’m sure it’s going to help them find their confidence and to score once again.

"It’s a step forward but it’s insufficient if we don’t give consistency to the performances."

Errr, less than 10 seconds. Cesar Azpilicueta is clattered in the face by Sadio Mane as they both go for a header.

Yellow card. Start as you mean to go on, lads...

Off we go!