Poor Samuel Edozie, the Southampton substitute gets booed by the home fans - who must have thought he was Ben Brereton Diaz.

Huge miss from Ben Brereton Diaz. Adam Armstrong's shot is cleared off the line and Brereton Diaz, with time and space to shoot, sees his shot deflected wide but he should have found the back of the net.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at the Emirates Stadium

There is a very familiar feel to this Arsenal performance.

It looks and feels much the same as last season and they have picked up from where they left off.

There aren't any new signings in the starting XI and the team is dominating and everyone knows their jobs.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

How is that not a penalty? Especially after the referee awarded it on the pitch.

VAR tells referee Simon Hooper to go to the screen and the decision is overturned!

Dominic Calvert-Lewin appeared to initiate the contact with Lewis Dunk.

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Kai Havertz is in a lot of space in the middle of the Wolves box and is picked out by Gabriel Martinelli. Havertz tries to clip the ball into the top corner, but puts it wide. Should have done better really.

Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on Final score

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The red card changed the game in terms of Southampton controlling the ball but then they made that error.

It was a poor pass from McCarthy and he gave it straight to Isak whose quick awareness found Joelinton.

But overall, I think Russell Martin will be happy with the performance, not the result, so far.

The referee stops play so Bruno Guimaraes can get treatment. The Newcastle midfielder was kneed in the head, accidentally, by Will Smallbone.

Actually he doesn't need the medics on and the game restarts.

Ninety seconds after the restart.

An awful move from Brighton as debutant Mats Wieffer gives the ball away on the edge of his own box and Lewis Dunk then slides in but catches Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

Wolves have tweaked their shape to try and pose more of a threat. They are seeing a little but more of the ball as a result but Arsenal are still pretty comfortable.

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No changes at the break. We go again.

The second half is under way. Can Southampton make their extra man count?

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Wolves don't want to be too open too expansive or too adventurous early on in this second half and allow this Arsenal side time and space to attack them.

Gary O'Neil will want his team to stick to the game plan, stay tight and maybe nick something on the break.

Southampton are bringing on Samuel Edozie for debutant Yukinari Sugawara at half-time.

We're back under way at Arsenal as the Gunners look to turn their dominance into further goals.

Liverpool

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: “The first half was not so excellent, but in the end it was a good win. The second half was much, much better than the first half.

“Normally you don’t expect [Ipswich to maintain their intensity] for 90 minutes. The whole team stepped up a bit [after half-time], being more aggressive with deep runs in behind. That’s one of the reasons why we scored the first goal.

“In the first half we lost far too many duels, but if you give us time and space you can see how good these players are. That’s what happened in the second half.

“People told me before I started that there’s no easy game in the Premier League, and today showed that. In the end, though, we managed to win it. It’s a great way to start the season.”

Ipswich Town

Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Irrespective of how the game went today, it would have been a great occasion for the football club to have Premier League football back at Portman Road for the first time in 22 years, it was always going to be a great occasion and I think the performance especially in the first half was something to be really pleased about and a real good base for us to build on in the season.

"I thought in pretty much all aspects, our pressing was really good, we regained a lot of balls high. We were aggressive, we were physical, we built with the ball. We went into the top line and gave Liverpool problems with the physicality that we have. There is a real good base for us to build there.

"We know it is going to be a challenge to keep improving and have to do that for longer in the game. In the second half Liverpool were the much better team and for us to challenge, is to try and build on that first half performance, take the the good things and try and maintain them for longer in the game and learn our lessons from the second half and improve on them week by week.

On two chances in the first half: "Not just the chances, probably we end up with the shot but also big moments and big opportunities on transitions and things as well. I thought we were the more dominant team in the first half. We know where we have travelled from, seven of the starting 11 were with us in League One so for them to be playing against Liverpool on the first day of the season and be in the ascendancy for the first half and probably the better team in that period, that's a great reflection of what we have achieved here but we'll also look at the second half and continue to find ways to improve and manage that bit of the game better but for sure I feel like there are a lot more positives out there today than negatives.

On conceding two goals in five minutes: "It's a key period in the game for us. We showed full commitment and good body language and put bodies on the line when they needed to. We can learn from that. After the first goal, Liverpool were in the ascendancy and their front three clicked into gear. We were a yard off on our pressure and we probably went and chased the game a bit too early to be honest. We probably could have been a bit more closed in that five or 10 minutes. I've got no concerns about the character that we showed on the pitch and in the crowd as well we know we are going to have difficult moments and we faced them head on and we stuck at it and we still played our football until the last whistle."

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

Danilo's serious injury is likely to dominate the thoughts of the Forest squad after he was carried off after just 15 minutes.

Forest responded well and Chris Wood's opener has them deservedly ahead but they escaped after VAR ruled Dango Ouattara's leveller out, with Lewis Cook offside in the build up.

The hosts, who have dominated for long spells, were undone by a smart corner routine and cannot afford to switch off again.

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The half-time whistle goes for this one with Nottingham Forest ahead.

Marcus Tavernier dinks his free-kick over the wall, but there's no power on it and Matz Sels makes an easy save.