Skn: Caicedo ..., the worst transfer of the season already

Paul: Chelsea obviously didn’t spend enough in the transfer window.

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Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Final Score

It starts with Caicedo losing possession in the middle of the park, he's had a bit of a slow start to his Chelsea career. Thiago Silva goes in to the midfield with him, that then leaves a huge gap in the middle of the other two centre backs for Forest to run into.

I don't think you can question the keeper there, it is a great finish from Elanga.

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Zeki Amdouni is off and former Southampton man Nathan Redmond comes on for Burnley.

Adam: Fernandes' goal against City stood last season despite a really dodgy offside call, so I don't see why Ake's shouldn't. Officials got it right under the laws. It's the laws that are the problem

Gray: The comparison of City's goal to the Rashford/Fernandes one last season is spot on. Presumably defenders are supposed to know the attacker will be given offside if he touches it and so ignore him. Strange approach but at least consistent.

It's like watching a game of modern-day basketball this, without the hand checking.

Yoane Wissa does beautifully to cut inside a visiting defender but then directs his effort against the foot of the post from 12 yards or so.

Really should have scored that.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Final Score

Burnley are so expansive that when it comes to those transitions they are not in good defensive positions, defenders exposed, midfielders are split.

James Maddison was left with far too much time on the edge of the box, acres of space and plenty of time.

Bent the ball into the far corner away from the keeper, no chance of saving it.

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Couple of Bournemouth efforts of note within a few moments as Antoine Semenyo and Philip Billing go close.

Bobby De Cordova-Reid shakes his head in disgust. He's just been booked for something he has said in earshot of the official.

Fulham feeling very hard done by.

Burnley almost instantly pull one back as Lyle Foster strikes at goal but a sliding Pedro Porro gets a touch on it, with goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario tipping it over the bar, and then celebrating as if he's just scored the winning goal.

Chelsea have failed to win in their last 17 matches when conceding the opening goal in the English Premier League dating back to 1 October 2022 against Crystal Palace.

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Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Talking about shooting yourself in the foot Burnley, you cannot leave a player of James Maddison quality and class 20-yards out with a free shot at goal.

There was going to be one outcome, it is a wonderful finish.

City being very patient with near constant possession of the ball. They have the lead now and this is the scenario when they usually drain the life from an opponent.

Big appeals for a Chelsea penalty as Moises Caicedo sees his shot blocked by Forest captain Joe Worrall. Nothing doing though.

Phil Foden is the main creative force for City here. He is very bright.

He darts in behind the Fulham defence and is found but he can only hook a cross straight at Bernd Leno.

Josh Brownhill nearly makes an impact as a sub, curling at goal from 25 yards after another fearless run from Luca Koleosho, taking on and skipping past a few Spurs players.

Brownhill's effort is just over the top, but Burnley are still well in this game.

No changes at the break from Tottenham, who are heading for 10 points from a possible 12 in the post-Kane era as it stands.

But a double change from Burnley as Hannes Delcroix and Josh Brownhill replace Johann Gudmundsson and Sander Berge.