Ashley Young knocks the ball over the top of the Burnley defence towards Agbonlahor only for Carlisle to get their first this time and clear the danger.

Agbonlahor tries to get on the end of a Carew flick-on, but Jensen gets their first as the Villa striker falls to the ground at the crucial moment.

There is three minutes of stoppage time to be played.

Martin O'Neill will be very happy with the impact Heskey has made. He has given the Burnley defenders plenty to think about since coming on.

Another corner for the away side is taken swung in by Downing only for the referee to penalise Dunne for a foul on his man.

Villa can sense the win now as they start to pile the pressue on Burnley. A ball into the box just avades Carew at the back post though.

Nugent is played through on goal, but the flag was up as he slotted the ball into the net. That must have been close.

Carlisle manages to get himself in the way of a powerful Heskey shot. That would have tested Jensen for sure.

Prior to this game, it is only one defeat in six games for Aston Villa, so this would be a cracking result for Burnley if they can hold on.

Downing whips in the resutling free-kick towards the near post and it falls to Milner who touches the ball wide.

Villa pass the ball around nicely as the push forward and they win a free-kick as Bikey goes in on Milner.

Downing whips in a decent cross for Villa, but Carlisle does well to head the ball away.

McDonald runs with the ball at pace and squares the ball to Fletcher who turns his man and forces an excellent save from Friedel.

Milner slots the ball into the net, but he is clearly in an offside position and the goal doesn't count. The away side are pressing though.

McDonald gets his first chance to make something happen, but his touch lets him down as he looks to turn and run at the Villa defence.

Carew heads the ball on towards Milner who runs towards goal only for Jordan to time his tackle perfectley and win the ball.

Free-kick in a dangerous position for Aston Villa is fired in by Ashley Young, but Sidwell's touch takes the ball wide of the goal.

Jensen has struggled with his kicking today and the conditions aren't helping. This time his goal-kick goes straight out of play.

Fletcher plays a great ball forward towards Eagles, but it gets held up in the wind and Luke Young manages to get their first.

Aston Villa haven't won at Turf Moor in 22 attempts since 1936 and Martin O'Neill might consider making a change of two in an attempt to end this run.

Ashley Young collects the ball off Agbonlahor and fires a hopeful ball into the penalty area which Carew can't quite get on the end of.

Sidwell pulls the shirt of Fletcher and despite the Burnley players appealing for the midfielder to be shown a second yellow card, the referee lets him off with a warning.

The away side break forward with Ashley Young, but he can't quite get the ball under control as he looks to cross the ball towards Carew.

Corner for Burnley is played in by Elliott, but Villa manage to hack it away. The pace of this second half is extraordinary.

Fletcher nicks the ball off Dunne and plays a great ball to Blake who fails to beat Luke Young.

It has been very much end to end so far in this second half with both sides having their opportunities.

Blake makes a superb run forward and this time it is Friedel who makes the save to prevent Burnley extending their lead.

Agbonlahor finds some space in the final third and gets a powerful shot away, forcing an excellent one-handed save by Jensen.

The resulting free-kick is curled towards goal by Mears, but it goes just over the bar.

It has to be said that the condtions are getting worse at Turf Moor. Wind and rain are the order of the day.

Fletcher tries to turn his man at pace, but Dunne gets the better of him and comes away with the ball.

Carew and Agbonlahor work well together to win a corner for their side which is whipped in by Warnock only for it to be cleared away by Wade Elliott.

Burnley will be very aware that they have lost 8 points from winning positions this season, so this game is far from over.

Young's second attempt is towards the back post, but Jensen does well to powerfully punch the ball away.

Corner for Villa in the final stages of the first half is whipped in by Young towards the near post and Alexander's clearance is sliced wide for another corner.

Villa will still back themselves to get back in this game as they have not failed to score since the opening day defeat to Wigan.

Nothing comes from Blake's corner as Luke Young gets to the ball first and smashes it away from goal.

Bikey fires a very powerful shot towards goal and it is deflected wide of the goal. Superb effort.

Dunne goes in heavily on Fletcher and considering he is on a yellow card, it was a very risky challenge.

Owen Coyle will be desperate for his side to go into the break 1-0 up. They have been the better side, but have to be careful in the remaining five minutes.

Agbonlahor gets on the end of a long ball forward and squares the ball to Young who, despite Jensen falling over, puts his effort over the bar.

Sidwell tries his luck from distance and forces a decent save from Jensen. Villa are getting themselves in the game a little more now.

Eagles has been very lively so far. This time he beats two Villa players before his weak shot finds the hands of Friedel.

Milner looks to send Young away on the right hand side, but Stephen Jordan gets himself in the way and prevents any danger.

Another corner for the home side is whipped in by Blake towards the back post, but it goes over everybody in the penalty area and the move breaks down.

Corner for Burnley is taken by Blake towards Bikey who heads the ball wide of the target. Another decent chance.

Agbonlahor shows his dislike to an offside decision. He has had a frustrating afternoon so far.

Blake shows excellent skill on the left hand side to beat Luke Young and his cross is eventually headed wide by Fletcher.

Clarke Carlisle is doing very well against John Carew so far. On this occasion, he wins a header in front of the Villa striker and sets Burnley away on the break.

First corner of the game is for Aston Villa. Milner whips it in and the ball eventually falls to Steve Sidwell on the edge of the area who watches his shot go comfortably over the bar.

Fletcher gets on the end of an Eagles cross and knocks the ball down to Bikey who fires his shot just over the bar. Good chance.

Young gets himself on the ball again and whips a decent cross into the box only for Jensen to get their first again and collect the ball.

Bikey shows great vision to knock the ball across the pitch towards Eagles, but the ball skids along the wet ground and goes out of play. Nice idea though.

Gabriel Agbonlahor turns with the ball well and finds Ashley Young in space, but his cross is punched away well by Brian Jensen.

Martin O'Neill will be very disappointed with the way his team have started. They have created nothing so far.

Andre Bikey moves forward with pace and only Carlos Cuellar prevents his cross finding the waiting Blake in the penalty area. Good defending.

Stiliyan Petrov sets Warnock away on the left wing, but the midfielder lets himself down with a cross that is easily cleared.

Burnley pass the ball around nicely and even though nothing comes of the attack, they manage to win a free-kick as Milner bumps into Fletcher.

Perhaps Eagles should have tried to play Fletcher in on goal their as the striker had made an excellent run.

Burnley seem much more confident already after the goal as Chris Eagles bursts forward with pace and almost gets a shot away.

It has been a relatively quiet start to the game with neither side finding their feet in the early stages.

There is a swirling wind at Turf Moor today and this is likely to affect the game greatly. Which side will handle the conditions better?

Mears does superbly to match Warnock for pace before producing the perfect sliding challenge to win the ball.

Brad Friedel and Stephen Warnock are getting some stick from the Burnley faithful in the opening minutes. Presumably for their history of playing for Blackburn.

Robbie Blake does well to keep the ball in play and almost threads the perfect ball through to Steven Fletcher. His effort is too heavy though.

Tyrone Mears exchanges passes with Graham Alexander and finds space for the cross, but James Milner gets his foot in and clears the danger.

Burnley have won all but one of their Premier League home games this season. Only Chelsea and Manchester United have a better record.