Hello and welcome to live coverage of Liverpool vs Burnley.

That's it, full time. Burnley have done well today, but they didn't have the quality for defend long enough to hold onto their lead, and then to claim a point. Liverpool toiled, but they kept their determination and ultimately ground out an important victory.

Woodburn looks to curl a shot into the net from the left wing, but his effort goes straight into Woodburn's legs.

A long throw is flicked on, it comes to Lowton at the back post, and he hooks a shot two feet over the bar.

Brady hacks Lallana on the right wing, allowing them to run down one of the four minutes remaining.

Agyei on for Burnley, for his debut.

Mane twists and turns, and rifles a shot at the goal which Heaton leaps up to beat away.

Heaton punches away the corner, and Woodburn has a speculative shot blocked from distance.

Woodburn is released down the left wing and his cross is intercepted and put behind for a corner.

More high balls into the Liverpool box, more sturdy defending. Liverpool look to break.

This is an awful joke.

Still all Burnley, but they don't have the guile to open up such a deep defence. Klavan reacts to Barnes suggesting he get up after being fouled by the striker.

Gray on for Vokes.

Origi comes off for Lucas, who is on hand to clog this game to death.

Liverpool are sitting deep now. Burnley are just sending in one high ball after the next.

Mee and Origi clash heads for a high ball, on the halfway line, and Heatoon hoofs in the free kick. Mignolet punches it away.

Brady is on for Boyd. Brady, of course, has a cultured wand of a left foot.

Woodburn comes onto his right foot, tries to whip it in to the back post for Mane, but it's just ahead of him.

Burnley and Mee need treatment after the two challenge for Heaton's high free kick into the box. Mignolet wins a foul.

Liverpool manage to concede an offiside just two yards into Burnley's half.

Mane puts Ward under pressure, who manages to escape the trouble, only for Origi to close in and block his clearance. Liverpool have their vim back.