Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

For a minute there I thought Danny Ings was coming on as I could see the back of his number 18 shirt from the home bench.

It turned out he was just putting his green top on before going to warm-up.

West Ham have been really sluggish so far, although a shot from Jarrod Bowen just then did suggest they are getting themselves into the game.

I can't imagine David Moyes is too impressed, whether he is leaving or not.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on Final Score

I think when you look at the whole picture losing Moises Caicedo, the Premier League's record signing, Alexis Mac Allister, who has been outstanding in a Liverpool shirt, they're irreplaceable from a Brighton perspective. On top of that you lose Solly March and Kaoru Mitoma for a large part of the season, I think any Premier League squad would really feel losing those quality players.

But when you spin it around, the positive is that people have been given chances. You've seen the emergence of Simon Adingra, you've seen the emergence of Carlos Baleba, who at the start was struggling a bit and has now found his feet. Even though it looks like they will miss out of Europe, I think this season was needed for Brighton and they will bounce back.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

The two wide men Alfie Doughty and Fred Onyedinma have been the main threat for Luton.

Luton try to move the ball quickly through Ross Barkley and you can see a little game management coming in as they take their time to take corners and free-kicks.

Newcastle winger Jacob Murphy spins his man and curls a shot in from 22 yards but it's an easy enough save for Bart Verbruggen.

A poor kick out by Arijanet Muric is seized on the Spurs forwards, they work the ball quickly to Son just inside the area but he can only scuff a tame shot straight at the keeper.

Ben Brereton Diaz cuts in off the right but he's not got much support with him and he's closed down.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Final Score

Newcastle have been on top - it's probably a goal against the run of play.

I think defensively Newcastle will be very disappointed conceding a goal in the manner that they did.

Justin Kluivert breaks through the middle for Bournemouth. He has Antoine Semenyo in support but he fires it wide of the post.

It's been quite open down on the coast.

Palace's forwards are starting to cause problems. Jean-Philippe Mateta's cross is behind Eberechi Eze but lands to Michael Olise, who drills a shot just wide.

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Luton Town have had 68.2% possession over the opening 15 minutes of this game. David Moyes is not having the warmest of goodbyes so far.

That was Joel Veltman's first Premier League goal in over a year. He last netted on 4 March 2023 against West Ham.

If Newcastle lose today it could open the door for Chelsea and/or Manchester United to overtake them in the race for Europe.

James Maddison goes down inside the area and flings his arms to the heavens - referee Jarred Gillett is not interested in any penalty claims though. Spurs haven't clicked yet.

Newcastle want an immediate equaliser as Anthony Gordon crosses for Sean Longstaff, who can't get a header on target.

Lewis Cook finds Dango Ouattara in the middle and he's invited to shoot from range.

Easy for Mark Flekken.

Vini Souza beats Dominic Calvert-Lewin to the ball but it's only half cleared and Amadou Onana wins a free-kick shortly afterwards.

How it looks at the bottom of the table. As it stands, Luton are level on points with 17th-placed Nottingham Forest who host Chelsea at 17:30 BST.

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