Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield

Mateus Mane is making his first Premier League start for Wolves and that was a decent attempt from the 18-year-old. Alisson makes the save look comfortable but it was anything but. Positive signs for the visitors.

Bournemouth look awful at the back. Marcos Senesi clears a cross straight to Kevin Schade whose first shot is blocked, and his effort on the follow up is easily saved.

This is easily Everton's best chance so far.

Great work by Tyler Dibling who fizzes a low, teasing ball into the six yard area but Beto is unable to make a clean contact to turn it over the line.

Burnley have started well and Armando Broja is causing problems, but Everton are starting to threaten.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at Emirates Stadium

The stadium needed that goal. It was getting nervy in here and Odegaard's strike from the edge of the box has calmed everything down.

There's a high level tactical battle going on, particularly in midfield, and Arsenal are getting the better of it at the moment.

Mateus Mane holds off Curtis Jones on the edge of the box and has tries to catch Alisson out but the Liverpool keeper gets down well to it.

First chance for West Ham! Jarrod Bowen is played in down the right channel and forces Bernd Leno into a smart save at his near post.

The resulting corner sees Crysencio Summerville attempt a spectacular bicycle kick, but he is penalised for a high foot.

Andy Reid
Former Premier League midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can't give Odegaard that space on the edge of the box. Nobody in the Brighton defence got out to him, no one closed the space down. You think he's going to curl it out into the far corner but he cuts across it to drag it into the near post. The keeper could no nothing about it.

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Bournemouth are on the ropes. Kristoffer Ajer is first to a wide free-kick but glances his header narrowly wide of the far post.

Federico Chiesa catches Tolu Arokodare hard with his elbow on the chin. VAR sees nothing wrong with it but I bet that hurt.

Jordan Pickford gets away with what could have been a highly embarrassing moment. His clearance cannons straight into Armando Broja inside the Everton box before rolling back to the keeper.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield

No surprise to see Arne Slot's side with most of the possession here. Florian Wirtz is causing all sorts of problems and that was a stunning ball to Hugo Ekitike. It's one way traffic so far.

Should be 2-0!

It's another Brentford counter and this time Igor Thiago has loads of space to run into. He gets half a yard away from Bafodé Diakité but his shot is too soft and straight at the keeper.

Andy Reid
Former Premier League midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

After a bright start from Arsenal, Brighton have been able to get on the ball and put together some good passages of play. They look a little bit more dangerous in the last couple of minutes They've grown into it after a slow start.

A first spell of meaningful possession for Brighton following those two early Arsenal chances has quietened the home crowd, but a loose pass out of play from Yasin Ayari is met by cheers as the visitors fail to cause any trouble.

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Florian Wirtz threads the ball through the eye of a needle for Hugo Ekitike. He works a yard of space in the box and picks out the bottom corner but it bounces off the base of the post.

Everton have started slowly and the first shot in anger comes from the boot of Lesley Ugochukwu after the visitors fail to clear a corner.

Encouraging signs for Burnley boss Scott Parker, who has had very little to cheer in recent weeks.

Florian Wirtz comes forward with the ball and picks out Alexis Mac Allister to his left. He jumps over the ball as if he got a shout but no Liverpool player is there.

Harry Wilson cuts inside from the right and launches a strike towards the top corner, but West Ham goalkeeper Alphonse Areola does brilliantly to get fingertips to it.

Fulham look to be warming up a bit.

Interesting to see how Liverpool manage without the suspended Dominik Szoboszlai running the midfield today.

He's been the Reds' best player so far this season.