Liverpool 1-1 Burnley: Marcus Edwards goal cancels out Florian Wirtz stunner to earn Clarets surprise point at Anfield

Liverpool were held for a fourth successive Premier League game as Marcus Edwards scored his first-ever English top-flight goal to earn Burnley a surprise 1-1 draw at Anfield.

Florian Wirtz continued his fine form with a stunning strike to break the deadlock in the 42nd minute, but Edwards was clinical midway through the second half to draw Burnley level with a driven effort.

It could have been a very different outcome had Dominik Szoboszlai scored his first-half penalty. The Hungary international had converted 20 of his 21 career spot-kicks before today but fluffed his lines, seeing his effort thunder back off the crossbar.

Arne Slot's side dominated for much of the game but were far from clinical enough as Martin Dubravka made six saves throughout to stop long shots from the likes of Wirtz, Cody Gakpo and Hugo Ekitike.

It may look like a snatch-and-grab point from Burnley as they scored from their only shot on target, but the Clarets battled hard and were good value for the draw.

Liverpool, who too often turned to shooting from range in frustration, are now just one point ahead of fifth-placed Manchester United. Burnley, meanwhile, edge to within seven points of safety.

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Surely that's it as Mac Allister blazes over the bar, wasting Liverpool's final chance.

Slot is despondent on the touchline.

Oh dear, that's a silly nudge from Chiesa on Laurent and Burnley are awarded a free-kick.

The Clarets can waste another 30 seconds or so with that gift.

The Clarets are ticking down the clock near the corner flag, frustrating the hosts.

Liverpool need to get a move on if they are to win this.

There's another late booking as Humphreys is reprimanded.

Burnley substitute Ashley Barnes picks up a yellow from the comfort of the dugout after throwing away the ball and delaying the restart.

Anfield roars back into life as the fourth official indicates SEVEN minutes of stoppage time.

Burnley scorer Edwards comes off with Loum Tchaouna on in his place.

Meanwhile, Florentino is replaced by former Manchester United man Hannibal Mejbri.

Curtis Jones is off for Liverpool, making way for Federico Chiesa.

Ugochukwu's afternoon is over as Josh Laurent comes on for the final five minutes or so.

Jones fizzes a low cross-cum-shot and Ekitike desperately stretches to poke it home, but he can't quite get enough on it. Wide it goes.

Alexis Mac Allister makes an immediate impact as he shoots with his first touch.

The Argentina international has to do better, though, as he skews high and wide.

Slot has taken his time to make his first changes, but here they are.

ON: Robertson, Mac Allister, Ngumoha.

OFF: Kerkez, Gravenberch, Gakpo.

Ekitike fires into the roof of the net from close range but he's flagged offside, denying Liverpool their second goal.

There was also a handball in there, so it would have been disallowed regardless.

Gakpo connects well with a shot at the far post but Dubravka is equal to it, just as he has been on so many occasions today.

We have the first substitutions of the afternoon as Lyle Foster and Hjalmar Ekdal replace Armando Broja and Maxime Esteve.

It was initially going to be one change but Esteve went down with an injury, forcing another swap.

Burnley have chosen their moments to show some bravery on the transition and they have reaped the rewards.

There will have been plenty of pressure on Edwards to convert but he put his chance away with confidence to silence Anfield.

That was Edwards' first-ever Premier League goal.

It's tense at Anfield after that Burnley equaliser.

Humphreys clears off the line for the second time this afternoon and Szoboszlai sees a shot saved by Dubravka, but the Reds have been unable to regain their lead.