Dwight McNeil is replaced by Matt Lowton as Burnley make their final change.

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Burnley 2-0 Southampton

It was James Ward-Prowse with the block to stop James Tarkowski's shot. It does hit his arm. Could he have got out of the way? How far away was the arm from the body?

Not far enough, says VAR.

Dwight McNeil delivers and it takes a Fraser Forster punch and a big block to deny James Tarkowski. Burnley scream for handball but the ref waves play on.

Burnley are managing these remaining minutes really well.

They now have a corner.

Kyle Walker-Peters is replaced by Tino Livramento.

Big 10 minutes now for Burnley.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I wasn't baffled they changed Sean Dyche because it wasn't working. I was baffled they hadn't brought someone else in straight away.

Now they have a dilemma. Because it looks like it is working with Mike Jackson.

If Burnley don't win this they will look back on so many missed chances.

They get in down the right and Jay Rodriguez crosses into the middle. Agonisingly for the home side, the ball goes between two home players, the nearest being Matej Vydra.

Romain Perraud is into the book for dragging down Dwight McNeil.

Burnley's second change sees Wout Weghorst replaced by Matej Vydra.

Another vital interception from Charlie Taylor!

He comes across to cut out and send Kyle Walker-Peters' low ball into the box away from danger.

Fifteen minutes left for Burnley to see out this game and seal a huge win.

It is boiling over now.

The whistle goes with Southampton on the attack. It is to stop play for another potential Burnley head injury.

Both Jan Bednarek and James Tarkowski are booked for their part in the coming together.

Goal-saving challenge!

Charlie Taylor dives in to block as Che Adams looks to fire on goal inside the box.

Oh, almost.

James Ward-Prowse beats the wall and gets his effort on target but Nick Pope tips over.

Saints free-kick, 25 yards from goal.

You know who will be all over this...

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

There is a sense of purpose about Burnley this evening, a desire and hunger to achieve something.

A victory tonight, together with a better goal difference, will have Everton sweating again and because of their terrible goal difference, Leeds just above them are not safe.

Aston Villa look OK - but Burnley still have to play them twice. If the Clarets get four points from those games, there will be a bit of nervousness at Villa Park.

Burnley threaten again from a corner as James Tarkowski rises and sends a header wide.

Totum: Remember the good old days when goalkeepers caught footballs?

Huge save!

Almost an immediate impact from Che Adams, who finds space in the box to volley a cross on target. Pope pushes it over the bar.