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Another humiliating defeat imminent but we have to accept they have been the much superior team in this series. Hopefully some redemption can be had later in the summer.

Commentators absolutely creaming themselves now the runs are flowing.

We've tried a few times previously and it's been made clear we're not wanted so why bother going through the motions again? A waste of time and effort.

A good point all told, but Burnley are such an unpleasant snidey little team it would have been nice to get one over them for a change.

It sounds like Sky are out of the running. Fingers crossed for C4.

Wow, the support acts need reversing with the main event!

Ultimately pretty meaningless but it does show where we would be if we could convert possession to goals. https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11661/12198261/liverpool-top-xg-premier-league-table-ahead-of-man-city-chelsea-and-leicester

It's perfectly poised, both sides will fancy their chances. Could be a cliff hanger!

Now the fun starts!

A dubious decision, especially given the soft signal. It looked to have grounded from the side view. DRS guy doesn't fill me with confidence.

What's that got to do with it? I'm sure the Burnley fans were perfectly happy when one of their players feigned a head injury against us to win the points too! Clearly a tactic.

Burnley players down with cramp in injury time. One of their less endearing traits.

Basically the same thing. Johnny doesn't need a rest. The Indians will have Dom Sibley on toast.

And Johnny Bairstow dropped for the first two India test matches? I don't see the logic there, one of our better players against spin.

I've noticed refs like to let an attack complete before blowing the whistle, even if it is after the allotted injury time. This is what happened in the Liverpool game last night. As soon as the attack broke down and United began moving the ball out, he blew his whistle. Same if you get a corner...

I noticed that on Saturday. Very satisfying, and pleasing to see what it means to the players.

Pep Guardiola needs to do the same. He ranks Graham Potter as the best English Manager and would have loved to have played in our team. Clueless idiot!

I think I'll treat myself to a lie in tomorrow. We'll pick those runs off, surely?

Sri Lanka creeping back into this. A 100+ lead would make things interesting.

Just to buck the trend, I thought he was excellent and well worthy of a starting place. Just a shame he couldn't quite curl his foot around that shot.