Burnley vs Liverpool LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction today

6 mins: Close! Mo Salah is given the ball on the right channel and drives towards the box. He fires it quickly across the pitch to give the ball to Andy Robertson who’s flying froward from his position at left-back. Salah gives him the signal to swing a cross to the back post but the ball skips quickly off the surface and Salah doesn’t manage to get it under control before it goes out for a goal kick.

3 mins: Trent Alexander-Arnold passes the ball inside to Roberto Firmino who attempts to flick it in behind for Mo Salah but Erik Pieters it there to intercept and win the ball for Burnley.

The ball comes across to James Tarkowski. He floats a diagonal ball over to the left wing where Maxwel Cornet makes a run at the Liverpool back line. The ball drops over his head though and bounces out of play.

Kick off: Liverpool get the match underway at Turf Moor. It’s not backed to Joel Matip who attempts to play Sadio Mane down the left wing but puts the long ball out of play.

The teams make their way out onto the pitch at Turf Moor. Liverpool are overwhelming favourites to win today but Burnley are tough to beat.

This game may not set the Premier League alight in terms of excitement but it should be an interesting contest. Kick off is up next...

There are another two Premier League games kicking off at 2pm which will have ramifications at either end of the table. Newcastle have a difficult match against Aston Villa but could move further away from the relegation zone with a win.

Meanwhile, Tottenham host Wolves. Both teams are vying for spots in the European places. Spurs would close the gap on the top four to just one point with a win whilst Wolves would jump ahead of their opponents if they were to defeat Tottenham today.

10 minutes to go until kick off at Turf Moor. It’s a wet and windy day in Burnley. Can Liverpool continue their winning run or will Burnley take points off another top six club?

Sean Dyche has taken charge of Burnley against Liverpool 13 times – winning two, drawing two and losing nine.

Sadio Mane’s will make his 250th Premier League appearance when he starts today. He has scored 103 goals with five in eight appearances against Burnley.

The top scorer for the top team in Portugal. More than a goal or assist every 90 minutes of league play. Two goals in the same Champions League group as the team keen to sign him and the Copa America’s joint-top scorer, along with a certain Lionel Messi.

It’s easy to see the broad strokes of the attacking play which have attracted Liverpool to Luis Diaz, with the Reds now hopeful of signing the FC Porto wide man before Monday’s transfer deadline.

There’s far more to his game though, and his personality, than mere goalscoring – however important that factor might eventually be in one of Europe’s top teams outlaying big money for his services.

Diogo Jota now has 17 goals in all competitions this season, his best goalscoring return as a Premier League player.