
Three victories from three matches has established Liverpool as the standard-bearers in this embryonic Premier League season. The possibility of starting with four consecutive victories for a mere third instance in modern top-flight history beckons Slot and his assembled talents .

Will Slot unleash him? The dilemma is heightened by the irrepressible form of his attacking incumbents, who have graced Liverpool's unblemished opening.
For Scott Parker's Burnley , this represents a formidable challenge of their élite-level resilience. Their restoration to English football's top table has produced a varied harvest – honourable losses at Tottenham and Manchester United surrounding a resolute victory against fellow promotees Sunderland.
The Clarets' defensive record , so miserly in the Championship with just a remarkable defensive record, has already surrendered six in three Premier League outings. The elevation has been stark .
History weighs heavily against the hosts . Half a dozen successive reversals at Turf Moor against today's visitors points to a pattern that seems likely to persist.
But this sport's enduring allure is its capacity to surprise . The gulf in resources between these institutions – characterized by Isak's fee eclipsing Burnley's entire summer outlay – counts for nothing once the whistle sounds .
Slot's men will view this as the softest fixture in a demanding sequence that proceeds with Atletico Madrid in the Champions League before the emotional cauldron of a Merseyside derby .

