Image source, Getty Images

This time Mohamed Salah does find the net!

But the flag was up before he sent his shot away.

It is for offside against Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

Jude: Mel (20:18) sounds just the sort of staunch fan the Hammers need to get behind them. Sad.

Zaf: Please call it poor play from Henderson. Or is it against the law to be critical of someone who was immense for England and is poor once more for Liverpool?

Image source, Getty Images

I wouldn't say Brentford were comfortable but they are keeping West Ham at bay. They are being helped by a chronic lack of quality in the Hammers' final ball.

Chance!

This is the best we've seen of Liverpool so far. A long ball forward releases Darwin Nunez, who tears away and passes a Leicester man on the left. His low pull-back is met by Mohamed Salah, who fires wide of the post.

The Egyptian, as we all know now, is much better than the evidence of that finish.

Ouch.

I certainly don't want to be accused of cursing Leicester here, but this has been a very impressive opening 20-odd minutes from them.

They lead and have managed the game really well since then.

Vital interception!

Leicester are away again and Jamie Vardy is found behind the Reds defence. He spots Harvey Barnes charging in down the left and sends over a low ball designed to meet his stride for a simple finish.

That City are not now 2-0 up is all down to Trent Alexander-Arnold's sliding intervention.

Alex: That was like playing Fifa on amateur mode for Leicester.

SteveK: Is that all you have to do to score against Liverpool? Really?

Ben Rogers: There are three things you can always count on: death, taxes and Liverpool conceding first in the Premier League.

West Ham again!

Angelo Ogbonna remains up in the Bees box and rises to meet a Vladimir Coufal cross only to plant his header high and over the bar.

Save!

West Ham are on the charge!

Angelo Ogbonna battles to keep hold of the ball in the Brentford box before setting up Emerson for a rising shot that David Raya does brilliantly to parry.

Keith Dinabantu: Wow!

Mel: Honestly can't be bothered with West Ham.

Ste: Dewsbury-Hall showing Moses there is more than one way to part the Red Sea.

Straight into the wall!

Alexander-Arnold does hit the free-kick but not with any conviction. The City lads bunched together 20 yards in front of him do their job.

Trent Alexander-Arnold clearly wants this free-kick.

A blow to the Foxes.

Daka's night is over. He is helped, limping, from the pitch.

On comes Jamie Vardy.

The substitution happens after Liverpool win a free-kick on the edge of the box that will surely be struck at goal.

Kevin Campbell
Former Everton and Arsenal striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

There weren't many people who enjoyed that goal more than me. I was giving it some in the studio - what a great start by Leicester. There's always that rivalry, as I'm Everton, with Liverpool/

Patson Daka is down on his back. He went down off the ball and appeared to hold the back of his right leg.

It's the cue for Jamie Vardy to head out to warm up.

These are truly testing times for David Moyes at West Ham.

If four losses on the bounce becomes five tonight, you have to start worrying for him.

West Ham are huffing and puffing to try and get back into this but Brentford are proving a tough nut.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a start from Leicester. They've got a gameplan: pushing the two widemen high, Perez and Barnes.

Liverpool don't know what to do with them and there's so much space for Dewsbury-Hall in the middle of the park. Nobody closed him down; he's run from 30, 35 yards out, goes clear one-on-one with Alisson and dinks it over the onrushing goalkeeper.

Brendan Rodgers couldn't have wished for a better start. Credit to Leicester, who are pressing Liverpool really high and taking their chances. This Liverpool defence, as we've seen this season, don't like being put under pressure.

That City goal looks worse and worse for the Liverpool defence each time you watch it.

They absolutely parted for Dewsbury-Hall and gave him all the encouragement he needed.

There is never a bad time to score a goal, of course.

I'm sure I'm not out of turn here suggesting there might be a few Leicester fans wondering if they may have scored too early?!

You know Liverpool are going to come at them over and over.