Paul: Both goals come from Curtis Jones slipping and losing his man. Get some proper studs on lad!

Briyan: What an assist from Virgil van Dijk. He does more than just defending!

Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

It hasn't been often that I've watched Liverpool this season and thought Mo Salah hasn't been the best attacker on the pitch but today Cole Palmer is the outstanding player. He has been brilliant.

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Liverpool are way, way off their usual standards here today. They've just not really turned up.

Play is stopped by the referee for a foul by Jarell Quansah on Enzo Fernandez. Quansah is booked but the Chelsea players are furious because they felt they had a good advantage there for the break.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stamford Bridge

Brilliant play down the right from Cole Palmer. He has not been at his best, but running at the defender he played it back from the byline, Quansah gets the goal but it was all down to Palmer with a piece of absolute brilliance.

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Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

That man Cole Palmer - he is class.

He just unbalances Tsimikas and plays it into a dangerous area.

It has been a feature of Chelsea's play that they have got bodies into the box in really good areas.

Van Dijk plays a one-two off Quansah into his own net. Quansah can't do anything about it.

Trevoh Chalobah fouls Curtis Jones and then delays the taking of the free-kick, resulting in a booking for the Chelsea man.

Roméo Lavia and Virgil van Dijk both go for a 50-50 but Van Dijk is late with his attempt to clear and catches Lavia, resulting in a booking for the Liverpool captain.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stamford Bridge

It feels like the game has half started, there are so many empty seats - it's a bit like a Wembley effect. Hopefully it will liven up.

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Here come Liverpool through Mohamed Salah, he tries to slip through Curtis Jones but the ball strikes the back of his heels.

Chelsea then go up the other end through Nicolas Jackson but he is crowded out inside the box as he tries to get a shot away.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

There is a real question about whether captain Reece James currently ranks in Chelsea's best starting eleven with Moises Caicedo playing right back in the last two matches.

However, he will still be needed from the bench as manager Enzo Maresca continues to manage the fitness of both him and midfielder Romeo Lavia.

Lavia had a great first half but there remain questions about his fitness.

Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

There are some players that are just a joy when you watch them - Cole Palmer is one of them.

Off we go with the second half.

No changes for either side.

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West Ham United

West Ham manager Graham Potter, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was a decent performance from us, first half especially was strong.

"Spurs scored against the run of play. We started on the front foot and were very positive, pressed well, pressed high. It was a derby so we wanted to make it that way. A lot of what did in the first half was positive.

"It was a body blow to concede because it was a mistake from nowhere but credit to the players because them came back into the game and deservedly equalised.

"Disappointed in the second half because we weren't able to sustain that level of performance.

"We had some opportunities, probably not that much but a decent, solid performance."

On a scrappy contest: "Start-stop, a derby so there were challenges, it was competitive. Spurs condense the pitch when you have the ball so not easy to sustain possession and have good attacks.

"But the boys tried. It was a tight game."

On Niclas Fullkrug: "He linked up well, gave us a focal point at the top of the pitch. The positive for us is that we scored a really good goal. Jarrod [Bowen] attacked the back line well.

"Niclas played his part in a decent performance, certainly first half and gives us a longer option as well."

Step in the right direction? "Think so. We spoke before the game and results wise, it isn't where we want to be so we have to take the positives. But still disappointed because we want to win in front of our home fans."

West Ham United

West Ham manager Graham Potter, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a solid performance. I felt for the players because I think we started well and were doing exactly what we want to do.

"Then to concede in the manner we did, with a mistake, which can happen but was against the run of play, we felt.

"First half was a strong half, scored a good goal, but couldn't maintain that in the second half."

On late chances: "You're hoping those moments go in for you. We've had a few weeks where they've gone against us. Just wasn't to be. Our performance was solid without being amazing."

On last three games: "We're always making assessments of the players. We train everyday and understand more and more about the team and what's required going forward."

On Lucas Paqueta being upset: "I'm not sure what happened. It's a derby, everyone cares. We want to win and do well.

"There's emotion but Lucas is fine, he calmed down and he's OK."

Brighton & Hove Albion

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Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "There were too many mistakes and then we conceded a very cheap penalty which was a late on in the game. Last time we had a great comeback against West Ham last time but this week was also possible but football is was not on our side so we have to make the best of it."

On whether the football is on an upward trajectory: "Absolutely. A good team performance, although we made some easy mistakes. We were not able to control the game like we wanted to but overall it was a good team performance, we stuck together and supported each other and then we have a chance to win games."

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stamford Bridge

Well, I wouldn't give it low power mode, but it certainly isn't 100%.

What a difference it makes when you take your three most important midfielders out of it.

You're not seeing Liverpool anywhere near their best.

John: I find teams making wholesale changes when other clubs have ambitions of prizes on offers really disrespectful. Villa and Forest in particular have been done over by Liverpool's performance today. Let's be honest Chelsea have had this handed to them and it's embarrassing.