Klopp has arrived for his post-match press conference.

"The boys did the job brilliant, really good," he says with a smile on his face.

Adrian does really well to thwart Rodriguez from close range. The Spaniard is moments away from his first clean sheet for the club.

A Liverpool counter-attack ends up with Oxlade-Chamberlain drilling an effort that's caught by Pope.

Bobby's bicycle kick

Van Dijk, now captain, tries his luck with a half-volley from way out, but the ball sails over the crossbar. 

An acrobatic bicycle kick from Firmino is headed away by Mee. That then leads to the travelling Kop singing his chant... 

Salah can't finish off a nice run as he hits an effort straight towards Pope in the centre of the goal. 

A neat lofted pass from Alexander-Arnold plays in Salah, but the No.11 hits the side netting from a tight angle. 

Not much to report from the opening exchanges of the second period. Liverpool continue to enjoy lots of the ball.

The story of the first half, as told by Opta...

Ashley Barnes drags a shot wide as the first half nears its conclusion. 

Alexander-Arnold does brilliantly to divert Lennon's ball into the box for a corner. The resulting set-piece is headed clear by Van Dijk.

Henderson sends in a threatening cross from the touchline that is cleared by Burnley just in the nick of time. 

Henderson plays Salah through on goal with a terrific pass, but Pope advances and the ball ricochets off the Egyptian and goes wide.

Match shot

The Reds are enjoying the majority of possession, but have not threatened Pope's goal since Salah stuck the woodwork.

Off the post!

Salah's curling left-footed effort from inside the penalty area strikes against the post and bounces clear. 

Great save!

It's an end-to-end start. Fabinho goes close with a long-range effort before Adrian gets down low to palm away Wood's curling shot.

The two teams emerge out of the tunnel...

U23s team v Man City

Atherton, N. Williams, Larouci, Hoever, Van den Berg, Chirivella, Elliott, Dixon-Bonner, Brewster, Lewis, Jones.

Substitutes: Boyes, Ojrzynski, Longstaff, Clayton, Gallacher.

Keep an eye on Liverpoolfc.com for a match report from Anfield later this evening.

The formations

Opta expect the sides to shape up like so...

Arrivals

Here's photos and footage of the lads making their way into Turf Moor a little earlier...

Inside the away dressing room

TEAM NEWS

The teamsheet has been confirmed and it shows Liverpool name an unchanged starting line-up and substitutes’ bench for tonight’s game against Burnley at Turf Moor.

Liverpool: Adrian, Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Van Dijk, Robertson, Fabinho, Wijnaldum, Henderson, Mane, Salah, Firmino.

Subs: Kelleher, Milner, Gomez, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Lallana, Shaqiri, Origi.

A job for Joel

Matip is the man for the pre-match host broadcaster interview tonight.

Ready, set...

Ahead of today's game, we were granted exclusive access to Liverpool's Thursday evening training session at Melwood. 

Browse through our gallery from the workout below.

On this day...

Two years ago today, Liverpool completed the transfer of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

'We're looking forward to it'

Burnley captain Ben Mee says he and his teammates are relishing the prospect of taking on the Reds at Turf Moor today.

He wrote in his official programme column: “It won’t be easy today, of course, against a fantastic team in Liverpool but we are looking forward to the challenge.

“It’s always an interesting game against the big teams, especially when they come to our place. We always give them a good game and we hope to do that again.

“Last season against Liverpool it was a tight game after we led and then had a chance at the end, before they went up the other end and made it 3-1.

“It was a decent game and hopefully we can put on another performance against a top team.”

The stage?

I think we can consider its status as 'set'.

A welcome from Burnley

Burnley boss Sean Dyche has opened his programme notes with a warm welcome to the European champions.

"It's my pleasure to welcome Jürgen Klopp and all his staff, the players and supporters back for another big game," he pens.

"Liverpool are enjoying another strong start to the season on the back of them becoming Champions League winners last June.

"I am sure they will have eyes on glory again after the taste of success last season – and as they were so close to winning the league."

Stat attack

• A win over Burnley today would set a new club record for consecutive league victories - it would be Liverpool's 13th in a row
• Victory would also make Klopp's men the first Reds team ever to win each of their opening four matches in back-to-back league seasons

• Roberto Firmino's next Premier League goal will be his 50th; eight Liverpool players have previously reached that landmark
• A win or draw would make it 21 league games unbeaten for the Reds - equalling their best run under Klopp

Adrian's clean sheet aim

While three points are the ultimate objective for today's Turf Moor trip, Adrian is eager to register his first clean sheet for the club after an action-packed start to his Liverpool career that has yet to feature a shutout.

"A clean sheet for the 'keeper and the defenders means a lot," said the Spaniard.

"Obviously we want to win the three points, that's the most important [thing]. But the second-most important thing is to keep a clean sheet. We didn't get it at the moment.

"We are improving game by game."

U18s win seven-goal thriller

It has been an eventful morning at the Academy, to say the least.

Just the seven goals shared between Liverpool U18s and Manchester United in Kirkby, with the decisive winner coming for the Reds with two minutes left on the clock.

Read our full match report here.

Klopp's analysis

The manager spoke of his respect for Sean Dyche and Burnley during his preview of the game on Friday, explaining why his knowledge of matches at Turf Moor means he expects a significant challenge again today.

"The way they play is pretty clear, they don't change it a lot but they do it that good that everybody who goes there struggles. I can't remember any team who won there high, it's really rare," said the boss.

"It's not planning a holiday when you go to Burnley, it's really planning the hardest work you can imagine and that's what we try to be ready for."

Coming up

Here's the full Premier League fixture list for this weekend...

Team news

There was little to report on injuries from either camp ahead of this contest, though Liverpool remain without Alisson Becker, and Naby Keita is unlikely to feature having been ruled out for 'a couple of weeks' before the win over Arsenal.

After three successive Premier League victories and a full week's training, Jürgen Klopp is planning only 'really small changes' to his side for the trip to Turf Moor.

Burnley, who have taken four points from their first three league matches, are expected to be without Johann Berg Gudmundsson (calf).

Missing Men

Can you remember Liverpool's starting XI from the 4-0 victory over Burnley at Turf Moor back in April 2010? Click the graphic to reveal the answers...

The last meeting

If you can remember, Liverpool beat Burnley 4-2 at Anfield back in March.

The Reds responded perfectly to Ashley Westwood's early opener with doubles from Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino. Watch the highlights of that game below...

A busy day ahead

It's an action-packed final day of August for the club, with the U18s in action from 11am BST against Manchester United - a game you can watch live on LFCTV and LFCTV GO.

LFC Women continue their preparations for the forthcoming campaign with a friendly against Rangers at Prenton Park in the afternoon.

And the U23s then host Manchester City at Anfield in a 6pm BST kick-off, while the first team are facing Burnley.

We'll bring you updates from all of the matches throughout the day here on Liverpoolfc.com.

Award-winning duo

Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker both won individual awards on Thursday during the draw for the group stages of the Champions League.

Van Dijk was crowned UEFA Men's Player of the Year and Champions League Defender of the Season, while Alisson scooped up the goalkeeper award.

Fabinho interview

Fabinho believes that display against Arsenal set a benchmark for the squad to fulfil for the remainder of the season.

We caught up with the Brazilian at Melwood earlier in the week to preview today's game.

The No.3 told Liverpoolfc.com: "We know that playing Burnley away is always very difficult. Last season was really tough, but we’re really confident and know that a fourth victory will be a great step for the start of the season. So we will play in the same way and go after the win. 

"We knew the game against Arsenal would be very difficult, one of the big teams in England, so we got to show our quality against such a strong, quality team.

"I think we played an excellent game, we won – which was most important – and I think it serves as an example performance for the rest of the season.

"So we can look at the good things we did and put them into practice in future games as well."

Last time out

Liverpool produced a sensational attacking performance a week ago to beat Arsenal 3-1 at Anfield. Watch the highlights of that game in the video below...

Tale of the tape

It's very early days, of course, but here are all the numbers from the sides' opening three Premier League fixtures...

Manager's preview

Jürgen Klopp held a press conference at Melwood on Friday afternoon to preview the encounter with Sean Dyche's side. Watch the boss field questions from journalists in the video below...

Welcome

We're back on the road as Liverpool look to make it four wins from four in the Premier League with victory at Burnley this evening.

Stay with us throughout the day as we bring you all of the build-up, action and post-match reaction from Turf Moor.