Three minutes of stoppage time in this one.

Will there be another goal?

It's been all Norwich the last 10 minutes.

Much better coming forward with some nice play around the box and crosses coming in.

Nearly half-time at Carrow Road.

Daniel Black
NationalWorld’s North West digital sports editor on BBC Radio Lancashire

I think it's been very encouraging so far - it's what we've come to expect from Burnley. If they can get through this period and go in 1-0 up, it's a job well done.

Ben Osborn puts the block in to quell a Rotherham attack and concede a corner.

It's sent into the Sheffield United box but it's no trouble for the visitors as it sails out for a throw-in.

Tim Krul is taking a lot of back passes right now and after his mistake earlier the fans are jittery every time the ball is at his feet.

The keeper just passed out, threading the needle, between two Burnley defenders.

Genuine gasps around Carrow Road... and breathe.

Just over five minutes left of regular time.

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Rotherham are really growing into this game now and they could have taken the lead in fine fashion.

Tarique Fosu-Henry works the ball to Hakeem Odoffin in the Sheffield United box with keeper Wes Foderingham diving to make a vital save from his headed effort.

Norwich are growing into the game and playing with a bit of spirit but they just need to make more of their opportunities going forward.

A couple of free-kicks from decent positions have been a little loose and Burnley have been able to clear relatively easily.

Daniel Black
NationalWorld’s North West digital sports editor on BBC Radio Lancashire

Burnley aren't home and hosed yet - Norwich carry so much threat going forward.

They've scored eight goals in their last two games so Burnley have got to be wary.

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Half an hour gone and it's still goalless here.

Rotherham boss Matt Taylor will be pretty pleased with how well his side have defended so far. Sheffield United have been pretty well pinned back in the opening stages.

The Norwich defence is playing like their hair is on fire, back-tracking and chasing runners, all over the shop.

Norwich defender Grant Hanley with another important block on Nathan Tella, who pops off a shot on the edge of the penalty area.

Deary me. Sheffield United win a free-kick just past halfway as they continue a decent spell against Rotherham.

It's launched into the box and bounces out for a goal kick. Jeers go up from the home supporters.

Daniel Black
NationalWorld’s North West digital sports editor on BBC Radio Lancashire

I'm sure some historians will be able to clarify this - this is the 26th league game on the bounce that Burnley have scored a goal.

That equals a record that has stood for something like 96 years.

Rotherham defending well so far. Cameron Humphreys sweeps away a ball directed to Iliman Ndiaye for a throw-in.

Sheffield United send it into the box but Millers keeper Viktor Johansson sends it out for a corner, which the hosts swiftly clear.

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Twenty-four minutes in and Norwich are enjoying a positive spell.

Onel Hernandez knifing his way through Burnley's half before being dispossessed.

Better from Norwich.

Out of nowhere Norwich ignite through a blazing run into the box from Teemu Pukki.

He flies down the left channel on the nearside and drags a pass back on the edge of the six yard box for an incoming Kieran Dowell - who gets a shot off, but it's blocked.

The Canaries' best chance.

Sander Berge picks up a loose ball on the edge of the Rotherham box and he tries his luck with a low drive.

But Millers keeper Viktor Johansson makes a diving save to deny the Sheffield United man.

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Just past a quarter of an hour gone at the New York Stadium and Sheffield United boss Paul Heckingbottom's not had much to shout about so far.

It's a pretty even encounter at the minute, with Rotherham giving the Blades plenty to think about.

Norwich cannot get a handle on Burnley and now one of their defenders has been booked.

Andrew Omobamidele takes out Nathan Tella, who was charging forward, with a sliding tackle.

Fifteen minutes gone and it's been all Burnley.

That was Anass Zaroury's 10th goal in 22 games for the Clarets.

He is now their leading scorer so far this Championship season.

Simon Lappin
Former Norwich midfielder on BBC Radio Norfolk

Utterly shocking that.

I don't know what Tim Krul was seeing there.

Did he not see Anass Zaroury? I mean... he passed it straight to him.