Anyone for yet more football? Good. welcome to Burnley v Manchester City!

City were far too good for Burnley and currently look far too good for everyone.

Full-time: Burnley 0-2 Man City

Robbie Savage gives Gundogan man of the match, which is fair enough. No one has especially stood out, but he's played nicely enough.

City win a corner which Gundogan and Jesus tap to each other until Burnley get the ball away.

There'll be three added minutes.

Gundogan finds Sterlign inside the box, and he might tee-up Jesus but instead opts to shoot himself, thunking a shot into Pope's midriff.

Lowton wins the ball so larrups a shot high into the stand. Of course he does.

Mumbongo hares over to Stones, has a nibble, is beaten, has another, is booked.

At Leeds, Sigurdsson has given Everton an early lead.

This is phenomenally dull.

And so on.

One City player kicks the ball to another City player who kicks the ball to another City player.

Stephens is late on Mahrez, earning himself a booking.

Final change for Burnley, Benson replacing Westwood.

Pope kicks directly to Mahrez, but Bernardo can't bring the eventuating pass into stride.

It's not easy to see who'll stop City this season. But Liverpool are back in form and will give them a proper examination on Sunday, on top of which they're still in every competition. All that might catch up with them, but their squad is strong enough to rotate regularly and they don't even have De Bruyne fit.

Mumbongo replaces Rodriguez, who's barely had a kick.

McNeill bends in a decent ball, but Dias heads clear.

Ederson comes charging out of his box to rob Vydra, but the ball arrives in Pieters' path and he nicks it away, so Ederson boots him over the stand. He's booked.

Now Zinchenko tries a clip over the top, but gets far too much on it.