Shows what a goal can do. Burnley playing with a confidence and intent that was missing for much of the first half. So much better. JBL fires a shot over after a couple of minutes of pressure. #twitterclarets

A break in play here... I think caused by some dodgy floodlights. Bizarre. #twitterclarets

They were flickering and were frankly annoying.... but they've finally turned them off and play can continue. What a moment. #twitterclarets

Burnley sub: Ugochukwu & JBL off. Laurent & Sonne on. Defensive change at RWB. Ugochukwu had been down and needed treatment a couple of minutes ago so no surprise he also departs. #twitterclarets

Burnley's approach now is clear. They're ready to try and soak up Sunderland's pressure -- something they were exceptional at last season -- while they try to remain a threat on the counter-attack. #twitterclarets

Burnley subs: Esteve & Hannibal off. Worrall & Tchaouna on. #twitterclarets

Burnley sub: Foster off. Flemming on. #twitterclarets

This. This. This. Executed perfectly. #twitterclarets

Ten minutes added on. Thanks floodlights. #twitterclarets

FT: Burnley 2-0 Sunderland An important win. Cullen & Anthony with the goals. Took the lead early in the 2nd half and then managed the game brilliantly. Soaked up the pressure, limited Sunderland & caught them on the counter. That's the blueprint. #twitterclarets

⚫ Colosseum-like atmosphere 🔥 ⚪ Isak-shaped narrative 👤 ⚫ Inevitable Salah - or left-side defensive masterclass again? ⚖️ ⚪ Ekitike 😞 ⚫ How closely matched? 🤔 👀 What to expect from #NUFC vs #LFC from perspective of both sides w/ Andy Jones: nytimes.com/athletic/65693…

My head would probably be gone after eight mins if my team got a yellow for first foul after Hooper let the Trippier and Joelinton ones go

A star in the making... or maybe a star already. Rio Ngumoha. #LFC's latest hero nytimes.com/athletic/65269…

Once again, I have no words. Once again, it's all in here. I can't keep doing this. The Briefing: #LFC 3-2 Newcastle nytimes.com/athletic/65730…

Last week, it was Federico Chiesa. This week, it was a 16-year-old. Rio Ngumoha to the rescue. Thrown on in the dying minutes to save Liverpool’s blushes, the youngster arrived at the back post and delivered the perfect finish in the perfect moment. Twice in two weeks,