Almost the perfect start to the second half for the hosts. They win themselves a wide free-kick, which Alexis Mac Allister takes, going for goal, and Alphonse Areola tips his strike on to the bar.

Spurs start the half on the front foot as Brennan Johnson's low cross is cleared for a corner, which is then cleared.

The hosts make a change at half-time as Santiago Beuno replaces Matt Doherty. Spurs are unchanged.

Tottenham get the second half under way at Molineux.

We're off again at Anfield.

Curtis Davies
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Promoted teams usually rely on their big striker to get a goal, when you're a side who have Liam Delap who's able to get those goals, but today they've been fantastic, they've taken their chances and swung the momentum their way at times.

By only having the little possession they've had, the few chances, they've still had chances and put Chelsea under pressure.

Psychologically, for the Chelsea players to go in 2-0 down at half-time to hear those boos, is really massive.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Mavropanos has to score. He has timed his run to perfection. He meets the ball just at the right time but gets underneath it. He has to do better, he has to score.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Anfield

That Mavropanos header just before half time should focus Liverpool minds, they are winning here but West Ham have had their fair share of chances.

If Ipswich and Wolves win, West Ham will fall to 17th and not be safe from relegation. Something Graham Potter may be hammering home to his players during this break.

Less encouraging for the Hammers is that they have yet to come from behind to win a Premier League fixture this season. Southampton and Ipswich are the only other sides without a comeback victory.

I'm not saying Ipswich's lead has been against the run of play...

But each half Opta sends us a heat map for the player from every team who has had the most touches. Here's Ipswich's.

Image source, Opta

Curtis Davies
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's really interesting, there's been a lot of anger from the side of us towards Enzo Maresca but when you set up the team and they have the first 20 minutes dominating, you're just waiting for them to hit the back of the net and take the game on.

Fair play to Ipswich on that transition for the first goal, they were excellent but when players get their heads down, keep making the same mistakes and concede on transition again, sometimes you have to look on the pitch. You can't be looking at Maresca.

The players need to look at themselves and need to do better.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool have been extremely impressive from minute one. The pace and intensity they have played at. Diaz and Salah have been absolutely excellent.

West Ham have spent most of the first half without the football.

Who saw this coming?

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That's it for the first half. Spurs grew into the game and looked the better side for much of the half, but two defensive mishaps have cost them dearly.

Chants of "you're getting sacked in the morning" from sections of the home crowd really sum up the predicament Spurs and Ange Postecoglou find themselves in.

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It's everybody behind the ball for Ipswich, in their highlighter pink away strip.

They clear away Chelsea's latest attack.

Wolves threaten to make it three but Pablo Sarabia heads Rayan Aït-Nouri's cross straight into the ground.

A few minutes ago the Spaniard came on for Jean-Ricner Bellegarde who had an injury issue.