Another big chance for Leicester as Ademola Lookman is played in. He stings the palms of Robert Sanchez from close range!

Luke Thomas gives it away on the left. Brighton break and Alexis Mac Allister is teed up on the edge of the box.

It's a great position but he skies it way over! He's furious with himself. That was a real chance.

Ashley Westwood is living a little dangerously having already been booked, catching Gabriel with an arm, albeit it accidentally.

Bukayo Saka has looked dangerous for the hosts when allowed time and he motors down the right once more before seeing a cross deflected behind for a corner.

Leicester are on the front foot now.

Youri Tielemans' shot is deflected in the box and it bobbles around before the Brighton keeper eventually gathers it in.

Will Hughes is robbed on the edge of his own box but the Palace fans think it's a foul. Play is allowed to go on but it will roll through to Vicente Guaita.

James Justin has got forward well for Leicester down the right. He steps inside off the flank and rolls it for Youri Tielemans.

He hits it first time but drags it wide. Ademola Lookman then has a go a few moments later and wins a corner, which is deflected wide from a Luke Thomas strike.

Another in the book for Burnley as Josh Brownhill bundles into the back of Emile Smith Rowe to stop an Arsenal counter attack. Not the most subtle of fouls.

Andy Robertson pings it over from the left. Roberto Firmino controls it and beats two defenders to win another corner.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is starting to get into these positions more often.

Harvey Barnes lays it off to him on the edge of the box and the Leicester midfielder drills it powerfully towards goals.

It's too close to Robert Sanchez but the Brighton goalkeeper is relieved to gather it in.

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A very decent opening 20 minutes for Virgil van Dijk.

A leap, a header, a goal and then another leap to celebrate.

He's also completed 100% of his passes - 23 from 23.

And he's currently bossing around a defence that has now gone over 350 minutes without conceding.

Arsenal are playing some really good football but the final product is lacking at the moment.

Kieran Tierney is put through on the overlap down the Gunners' left but Burnley will lap up lofted crossed into the box all day long.

Ashley Westwood catches the full-back moments later though and finds himself in the book.

Another nice build-up from Liverpool. Roberto Firmino cuts it back to Diogo Jota. He takes a touch, spins around and tees up Fabinho but he blasts it over the bar. He should probably have hit the target.

James Maddison has been very dangerous this half. He weaves in and out of a few challenges before earning a free-kick on the edge of the box.

He takes it himself but curls it inches wide of the post. It ripples the side-netting and he winces. That was close!

It's a wonderful save from Alisson but it's offsie anyway.

Joel Ward is fed in down the right and he whips an early ball in.

Jean-Philippe Mateta is there to help it towards goal but Alisson reacts to push it over the bar from close range before the flag goes up.

Last-ditch defending from Burnley!

Emile Smith Rowe gets in on the right, pulls the ball back and Nick Pope has to make a smart save from Martin Odegaard's effort.

The rebound falls to Alexandre Lacazette, but the Clarets have plenty of bodies back behind the ball to block the captain's low strike.

Jordan Henderson pings a lovely diagonal pass over to Trent Alexander-Arnold, who volleys it into the middle, looking for Roberto Firmino.

It's quickly hooked away but Liverpool will come again. They have been excellent so far.

Aaron Ramsdale is a relieved man. The Arsenal goalkeeper flaps at a Burnley corner, drops it in the six-yard box and luckily for him Rob Holding reacts quickest to the loose ball.

Leandro Trossard gets the better of James Justin on the left. He chips it in towards the back post but Neal Maupay goes for an audacious hooked volley, which he scuffs, unaware that team-mate Jakub Moder was following up ready to have a crack.

Liverpool at 77% of possession in this opening 14 minutes or so.

Palace are yet to touch the ball in the Liverpool box.