The tea-time kick-off in the Premier League sees Burnley host Liverpool at Turf Moor.
The Reds are the only side in the division with a 100% record from 3 matches. Meanwhile Burnley have scored 4 points so far and will look to build on that.
Kick-off time is 5.30pm and it is live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event. Here are the factz you need to know:
* Liverpool did the double over Burnley last season, winning 1-3 at Turf Moor and 4-2 at Anfield.
* Burnley have won just one of their last 7 PL matches.
* Liverpool have won their last 5 away matches – another win would equal their club record.
* Ashley Barnes is the man in form for the Clarets – only Sergio Aguero and Sadio Mane have scored more than his 13 goals in the PL in 2019.
* Liverpool have lost just one of their past 42 league matches.
Ligue Un champions Paris St-Germain are plotting a move for Tottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen as a replacement for Neymar, according to reports.
It seems that Neymar is edging closer to a move back to Barcelona, although a deal is far from certain. It has been reported that the Catalan club has offered Ousmane Dembele on loan, Ivan Rakitic and £150 million for the Brazilian but that has been rejected by PSG’s bosses.
However, should the Neymar deal happen, PSG want to spend £90 million on Eriksen, Le Parisien has reported.
Eriksen has been a star for Spurs since he joined them six years ago, but this summer he has expressed a desire to find a new challenge. He has also consistently rejected any offer of a new deal at the North London club. Eriksen is out of contract next summer so could leave for nothing then, so Spurs’ chairman Daniel Levy will be aware that this could be the final opportunity to cash in on the Dane.
Of course, if Spurs do sell, it will leave them without their most creative player and no opportunity to replace him until January, with the English transfer window having already closed.
With PSG stalling on any proposed move for Neymar, this is a transfer story that could go right to the wire – the French and Spanish transfer windows close on September 2.
Tiemoue Bakayoko’s Stamford Bridge nightmare could be coming to an end as he is close to joining his former club Monaco on a season-long loan.
At the end of the loan, the Ligue Un side will have the opportunity to sign him permanently for £31.8 million.
Chelsea signed Bakayoko for £40 million two years ago but he failed to impress at Stamford Bridge and quickly found himself on the sidelines. He spent last season on loan at AC Milan, who were not impressed enough to offer him a permanent deal.
Bakayoko, who has one cap for France, is looking to reboot his career with the promise of regular first team action.
The deal is expected to complete before the French transfer window shuts on September 2.
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