Oh, that's not far away!

Burnley work a bit of space for Josh Brownhill and he whips a shot from 20 yards that dips, but not enough to creep under the bar.

Zeki Amdouni looks the most likely man to do something decent to lift this. Every time Burnley get him on the ball with space around him, he's taken it to Luton.

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This is lacking right now. There's no shortage of effort, but neither side are crafting much.

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Save!

The Burnley corner is met by a flick from Ameen Al Dakhil and then the full head of Zeki Amdouni, but Thomas Kaminski rises to tip the ball over.

Reece Burke is brought on to replace Amari'i Bell. The latter has been ever-present so far this season.

Amari'i Bell has been hoping about a bit since a tackle on the edge of his own box and he's now gone down. I think this might be the end of his night.

Burnley try to get in down the right and win a corner.

Luton continue to pop balls over the top of the Burnley defence to try and turn them and prompt panic.

The home fans are unhappy that Chiedozie Ogbene is penalised for jumping into Connor Roberts in trying to win an aerial ball.

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Lyle Foster, back in the Burnley side, carries the ball to the edge of the box and unleashes a shot that skips wide.

Izzy Christiansen
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sport

I'm just wondering what's the methodology because that's always something to revert back to when things aren't going your way.

It possibly is only a matter of time before that clicks for Vincent Kompany's team.

I think tonight is a massive game for Burnley as well, they need to get some points on the board.

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A shot!

Luton lump it upfield and win the knock-down to set up Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu, but his effort from the edge of the box is well wide.

Forget that, Burnley have just lobbed it upfield back to Luton.

Not a huge amount of quality on show yet.

Zeki Amdouni is starting to motor a bit now. He beats two men and is then caught on the boot and limps away from the ball. It's another free-kick in the Luton half, but this one is taken short to preserve possession.

Josh Brownhill does indeed swing the ball into the Luton box but the flag is quickly up for offside.

Burnley's first concerted little period of pressure in the Hatters half is ended when Zeki Amdouni is hacked down on the left side. This is surely going in to the mixer.

Burnley have to deal with some aerial tests, but they pass with flying colours - the final act a Clarets defender nodding back to his own keeper.

Already clear this is going to be a fiercely-contested one.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live Sport

think it would be one of the great feats in Premier League history if Luton Town manage to do that and stay in this league this season.

Considering the money they've got, considering the situation they're in, considering how they got up I think it would be astonishingly brilliant and I will be cheering them on all the way but it's going to be a battle.

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Two very different managers, Sean Dyche and Vincent Kompany, but the Burnley bosses past and present have got their own staunch style.

Dyche was firmly a white shirt and tie man, Kompany is staying true to the baseball cap and white T-shirt under suit jacket.

The referee seems to want to get a bit too involved here.

The ball has struck him twice now in the opening minutes to halt moves.

Good early chance for the home side!

Carlton Morris wasn't meant to get this ball, but Issa Kabore's cross breaks for him and he smashes a ball just in front of Jacob Brown in the middle.