Hello and welcome to LIVE minute-by-minute updates of the Premier League match between Burnley and Liverpool.

FULL TIME: Liverpool are back on top of the Premier League with a club record 13th successive top-flight victory. A day to remember for the Reds!

This time Salah does pass, and it's a fine pass too. He finds Wijnaldum who tries to round Pope but the Burnley goalkeeper takes it off his toes.

There will be three minutes of added time.

Great save! Burnley almost nick a consolation goal but Adrian is out to deny Rodriguez who had somehow got past Van Dijk.

I wonder if it was Salah's greed that has Mane in such a rage. A talking point on what has otherwise been a hugely satisfying day for Liverpool.

Mane was fuming to be leaving the pitch and even now he still hasn't settled down. You don't often see that from this current group of Liverpool players.

Double Liverpool sub: Divock Origi and Xherdan Shaqiri replace Mane and Firmino.

Half-century! A special player, a special team. The travelling Reds are in some voice now.

GOAL! Burnley 0-3 Liverpool: That will settle it! Space opens up on the counter, Salah rolls it to Firmino who drills it into the bottom corner, past the reach of Pope.

Save! Oxlade-Chamberlain has the chance to put the game to bed but his first-time effort doesn't cause Pope much bother. Burnley, even at this late stage, are still in the contest.

Rodriguez is played through... but the offside flag is up. He is well off actually and he had his shot saved by Adrian to rub salt into the wound.

Burnley sub: Jay Rodriguez comes on for Barnes to freshen the home side's attack.

Over! McNeil whips in a teasing free-kick delivery, finding Tarkowski who is always on the stretch and he can't keep his header down.

Van Dijk, who has been given the armband in Henderson's absence, tries an ambitious shot from 45 yards. He can do a lot, but the Dutch defender cannot score from there.

Liverpool sub: Henderson is not one bit happy when his number comes up and he is going to be replaced by Oxlade-Chamberlain. Klopp isn't willing to take any chances.

Oxlade-Chamberlain was ready to take the place of Henderson, but Klopp is going to give him a moment to prove his fitness. The skipper clearly feels fine to continue.

There is some concern over Henderson. He's down after a collision with Lennon.

Henderson lifts a cross to Firmino at the back-post, he tries a spectacular acrobatic kick but doesn't get the purchase he would have wanted and Mee heads it behind for a corner.

Quite selfishly, Salah elects to shoot when he has Mane and Firmino in better areas and Pope makes a comfortable save.