Hello and welcome to live coverage of Burnley v Cardiff.

Morrison is penalised for a challenge after a high ball into the penalty box.

Murphy chests down a pass outside the box, takes a few steps into the middle and then drills in a low shot for Heaton to dive onto.

Wood seizes on a loose pass from Manga, with just one man to beat, and he runs straight into him. Panic over.

Cardiff have the ball in defence, and start their attack down the left wing. Lowton comes across to cover and put the ball out of the touchline.

Etheridge leans back in the six-yard box, under pressure, and flaps the corner away.

Another free kick for Burnley now, and McNeil hangs it up in the air. Cardiff manage to get rid of the danger by conceding a throw. McNeil then sends in another cross, this time to the near post, and it's headed behind.

...It's headed out by Mee at the near post, and Burnley get the ball away to the halfway line and chase it back to Ethering, who clears his lines. Zohore receives it, but can't squeeze behind the defence.

Gunnarrsson has a long throw on the right wing after some more pressure...

Cardiff have a decent spell on the ball but Burnley are sitting back and keeping their change for now.

Cardiff win a corner on the left wing but nothing comes of it.

Mee wins the header at the back post, puts it back across to Wood, and he thunders a header against the post with Etheridge stranded.

McNeil wins a foul off Murphy on the left wing.

Mike Dean gets us going. AND he starts the match.

We're five minutes to kick off.

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Cardiff go with Zohore in attack, and they have struggled up front in most matches.

Burnley start with England's Joe Hart on the bench, but otherwise the only thing notable about the team is Dwight McNeil, the promising teenage striker.

Burnley, however, could find themselves in 12th at the end of the day if results go their way. More importantly they would be amost certain to stay up for at least another year.

Cardiff City could end the weekend eight points adrift of safety if they lose today. If Brighton and Southampton both win their games then it would leave them almost certainly relegated.

Here is the Cardiff XI.

Here is the Burnley side.