Hello and welcome to Eurosport's coverage of the Premier League match between Burnley and Chelsea from Turf Moor. This is Nick Royle (@nickaroyle) to take you through all the action.

Full time at Turf Moor, and it ends Burnley 1-3 Chelsea. Cesc Fabregas was the standout player for the London side, and there was a very assured debut for Thibaut Courtois in the Chelsea goal too.

Drogba pulls down Courtois' kick down the centre, but shanks his volley wide.

The home man of the match has been named as Scott Arfield. Courtois fields a low cross from the left at his near post.

Sordell fouls Terry as he competes for a loose ball and deservedly gets a yellow card.

Sordell puts pressure on Courtois as he attempts to clear a back pass, but the Belgian shows good skill with his feet to clear.

Sordell complains to Barnes that he wants the ball played to his chest rather than over his head.

Here comes Drogba! Booed by the Burnley fans, lauded by the visiting supporters. He replaces Eden Hazard.

Marvin Sordell replaces Ings, and comes on for his Burnley debut.

John Obi Mikel replaces Oscar for Chelsea.

Barnes manages to put the ball into touch when trying to find a team-mate five yards away.

The atmosphere has dropped at Turf Moor. Burnley have offered very little this half.

Willian is coming on for Schurrle.

Alan Smith on Sky Sports has just asked why Barcelona let Fabregas leave. A question we are all asking - he has been brilliant tonight.

Jones tries to find Ings with a short free-kick but Chelsea are able to clear.

Terry and Cahill clear a deep Trippier throw, then Schurrle clumsily fouls Arfield on the touchline and concedes a free-kick.

Kightly chips the ball towards Ings in the Chelsea box but Courtois is out quickly to catch.

This has been quite a dull second half after all the excitement of the first half.

Burnley are going to make a couple of substitutions. Terry heads clear from Jutkiewicz and the Burnley striker is deemed offisde. Ashley Barnes and Michael Kightly come on for Jutkiewicz and Taylor.

The Ginger Mourinho is off his bench issuing instructions. The game has become quite disjointed in the last 10 minutes.

Didier Drogba is warming up on the touchline, to the delight of the travelling Chelsea fans.