Tottenham vs Burnley - Premier League: Live score, team news and updates as Thomas Frank gets off to the perfect start in his first home game at Spurs - plus updates from all other 3pm games

THOMAS FRANK HAS LIFT-OFF. That had been coming, too.

Mohammed Kudus did brilliantly to get down the right of a very passive Burnley and he delivered into the penalty area.

Richarlison arrived first and finished with aplomb.

Fulham wanted a penalty - but there was nothing doing.

Habib Diarra played a lovely one-two with Eliezer Mayenda before cracking an effort at goal, but Mads Hermansen got behind it.

That must have stung the palms a little.

The atmosphere at the Stadium of Light is thunderous.

But there was a warning sign moments earlier when Jarrod Bowen's first attempt on goal was kept out by Robin Roefs at the front post.

Ooooo. Drama.

The ball went out of play before Carlos Baleba pulled back for Yankuba Minteh, who buried into the back of the net.

VAR took a look and confirmed the decision. Goal disallowed.

As Matt mentioned below, Spurs were quick out of the blocks.

Lucas Bergvall was found in space at the near post and forced Martin Dubravka into a sharp stop. The corner was then dealt with.

After a poignant moment's silence for Diogo Jota and his brother, Andre Silva, we are off in these three Premier League 3pm games.

Can Thomas Frank get off to a winning start, or will Burnley spring a shock? Will Sunderland hit the ground running in their big return?

We'll also keep a close eye on the action at Brighton.

Let's go.

Oh yes. Here. We. Go. Strap yourselves in.

Tottenham presented their new signings to the crowd before kick-off, but just one of them, the tricky Mohammed Kudus, starts.

We're just a few minutes away from kick-off around the grounds.

Feeling excited?

Now's the time to have your say.

Do you think any of Sunderland, Leeds and Burnley will avoid relegation this season? Will all three of them go down?

Sunderland have splashed the cash and are expected to announce another new signing, Nordi Mukiele, tomorrow.

Burnley prided themselves on their formidable defence in the Championship, while Leeds look prepared for another top-flight shot.

We'll get a first look at two of those newcomers this afternoon.

Harry Redknapp has predicted Spurs will breeze to all three points.

I can practically feel the excitement through my computer screen.

OK, that's a slight exaggeration, but you just can't beat that buzz the first big Saturday of the new season brings. I love it.

In my opinion, only the FA Cup third round matches it.

Eagle-eyed Manchester United supporters will notice that Carlos Baleba starts in midfield for Brighton at the Amex this afternoon.

The club have given up in their pursuit of Baleba - at least for now - after the Seagulls stood firm over their big-money valuation.

Speaking yesterday, Fabian Hurzeler said he was 'very, very, very confident' the talented 21-year-old would stay this summer.

As it stands, that does appear to be the case.

There are two more Premier League games to keep an eye on.

Let's have a look at the team news.

It's a big, big day for this chap.

He almost got off to the perfect start against PSG, only for Spurs to let the Super Cup trophy agonisingly slip through their grasp.

They were superb for 80 minutes, however, and Thomas Frank will hope to strike a similar balance between verve and stubbornness to break down Burnley. Really, he needs an opening day win.

Frank looked very relaxed as he strolled into the ground earlier.

New signing Kyle Walker is straight into the firing line for Scott Parker's Burnley, as is his fellow arrival Quilindschy Hartman.

The big question is whether the Clarets can be as stubborn at the back as they were last season, when they shipped just 16 league goals.

Thomas Frank has made three changes from the side that lost on penalties against PSG in the Super Cup in mid-week.

Rodrigo Bentancur and Joao Palhinha have somewhat surprisingly dropped to the bench, with Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall in.

Brennan Johnson also starts ahead of Kevin Danso in a shape change.

It looks to me like a 4-3-3, but we shall see.

Let's start with the team news, starting at Tottenham.

There are a few surprises in the starting XIs.

Ahhhh. A nice, relaxing Saturday afternoon, and plenty of football. The glory days are here again, ladies and gents.

Well, I won't be relaxing too much as I bring you all the team news, goals and big updates from the three 3pm Premier League games.

We've got another stacked day of top-flight drama ahead of us, so put that kettle on, get settled and stay tuned right here.

Let's get this show on the road, shall we?