JMG: Enzo and Caicedo, together, have the defensive abilities and awareness of a bunch of blue traffic cones.

Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on Sky Sports

They need to be more like Newcastle. They have been very passive in that first half and gave Bournemouth an opportunity to press them. They got their reward from that.

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Sean Longstaff breaks into the area at the end of a composed passage of play for Newcastle and takes a tumble but he's quickly waved to his feet. A bit better from Newcastle.

Robert Huth
Former Chelsea defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ivan Toney is almost the face of Brentford and it is difficult to say no when the money comes knocking at the door. But the thing is with football, whether players stay or go, it always moves on.

He is at an age now where he's no spring chicken so it will be interesting to see what Brentford do, do they or don't they sell?

Back under way in the sunshine. Newcastle simply must do better.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

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Will Ivan Toney still be a Brentford player when they host Southampton next Saturday?

No one seems to know including manager Thomas Frank, who left Toney out of the opening weekend win over Crystal Palace because of “transfer interest” but could include him against Liverpool.

If the England striker does depart next week, he goes with the good wishes of many Brentford fans after helping establish the club in the Premier League.

"Good players leaving is what has got us where we are, so we thank him for what he has done, and wish him all the best, safe in the knowledge that we have the talent to replace him,” says Ian Westbrook of the Beesotted podcast.

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Brentford have got a goal in them and Ivan Toney is back in training. There is talk of him going to Saudi Arabia, what a tragedy that would be at his age - he has plenty of time left to do that.

It was a really good win for Arne Slot's Liverpool at Ipswich, they had to work for it and he showed his ruthless side taking defender Jarell Quansah off at half-time and putting Ibrahima Konate on.

Mo Salah looked good, he is ripped and looks fitter than ever. I think Liverpool's attack will be too strong for the Brentford backline but Brentford have a goal in them and I really like Yoane Wissa and Bryan Mbeumo.

Sutton's prediction: 3-1

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

Arne Slot's first Premier League programme notes mention the man he has replaced at Liverpool.

"I inherited a very good team from Jurgen and our responsibility now is to do everything we can to build on this legacy," writes the Dutchman.

"We have a lot of quality and a really positive culture in place so the opportunity to improve is clear."

Slot is also complimentary about the welcome he has received.

"Before I arrived I was told that Liverpool is a family club and it has definitely lived up to this description in so many ways. This is something that we are very grateful for."

With the transfer window closing this week, the countdown is on for clubs to get their business done.

Plenty of protracted transfer sagas are likely to end, but for every player who gets their move, there are others who will end the window exactly where they started.

What options do clubs have when they fail to offload unwanted players? What happens to players who do not get the move they're seeking? Does the closure of the transfer window end all hope of a resolution?

Click here to take a look at the options on the table.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

Cole Palmer had not enjoyed the influence he would have wanted at Molineux in the first half until his goal,

All eyes are on the newly crowned PFA Young Player of the Year to see if he can repeat the success of his first season at Chelsea.

It will be fascinating to see if he can maintain his trajectory under a new manager, a new system and amid the backdrop of apparent chaos Chelsea seem to have engineered themselves with their squad.

That said, the Blues were immediately pinned back by Jorgen Strand Larsen's leveller to show they are very much a work in progress.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been a brilliant game of football. End to end. We've not seen the best of defending from either team but we've had some great attacking play. Jacob Strand Larsen and Matheus Cunha have caused lots of problems and going the other way Nicolas Jackson, Cole Palmer and Noni Madueke have looked dangerous.

Dr Fish: Cole Palmer is the most composed man in all of Europe.

Superb stuff.

David Randall: Do we have to stop for half time? This is great.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jorgen Strand Larsen deserves that goal. It is a good little ball into the back post from Rayan Ait-Nouri, Toti Gomes nods it back across goal and it is a good little finish from Strand Larsen. He controls the ball with the outside of his right foot, cushions it into the net. He has been brilliant so far.