Good afternoon, and welcome to our LIVE coverage of Burnley v Crystal Palace.

FULL TIME. Burnley hold on to that single-goal advantage, and Palace lose again. Frank de Boer is under huge pressure, leading the only team in England yet to score this season, but the number of chances his team created and couldn't convert does make one think that this isn't entirely his fault. The hosts will revel in their first home win of the campaign, Palace have a long journey home. Thanks for your company this afternoon.

Three minutes to be added on now.

CHANCE. Oh. Oh no. Scott Dann has a brilliant, brilliant chance, and he heads the ball down into the ground, bouncing it wide.

Another good save from Pope, slapping Cabaye's shot away.

Townsend has another go from distance, deflected out for another corner.

Looks like it was Tarkowski with the final hack away.

CHANCE! And that's another great last-ditch stop as Dann hits a great shot and Burnley's men back on the line combine to keep it out.

And for Burnley, Westwood replaces Defour.

McArthur is off, replaced by Riedewald, for Palace.

Great save from Pope, there, spreading himself wide to thwart Benteke once again. That was Palace's best chance of the second half, and the substitute goalkeeper does really well with it.

Palace continue to dominate this.

A frustrated Christian Benteke opts to shoulder-charge people without looking at the ball, and gets booked.

Good save from Hennessey, low to his right, as Ashley Barnes curls his effort in.

Schlupp is in the D and has so much space, but for some reason he lashes his shot high over the bar.

Good chance there for Lumeka, a diving header, but it's judged to have been deflected wide and that's a corner.

Just over 20 minutes left and the Burnley fans are very aware they're only a goal in front and they've lost control of this game as they try to urge their team on.

And a Premier League debut for Lumeka.

Palace are still dominating possession even if they haven't got that final cutting edge yet.