Ben Johnson looks set to come on for Ipswich. He's currently receiving some instructions on the bench as Wes Burns continues for now.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Portman Road

Arne Slot has just ordered the rest of his substitutes to warm up. "Bring on Gakpo," shouts someone in the stand.

Good covering by Virgil van Dijk as he gets across to knock the ball out as Wes Burns threatens to scamper away down the flank.

Burns is then limping, looks like he pulled a muscle as he went up through the gears.

A good switch of play from right to left by Liverpool as Luis Diaz is picked out. He controls the ball well, cuts inside but then smashes well over.

Liverpool win the first corner of the second half and Ipswich, who were so composed with their clearances from set pieces in the first half, are a bit scrappy this time as a Mo Salah shot is blocked before they eventually clear.

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We're back under way and there's a change for Liverpool as Jarell Quansah, who must have picked up an injury, is replaced by Ibrahima Konate.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

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Home to Everton Football Club since 1892, today marks the beginning of the farewell to Goodison Park as the Toffees start their final season at the Grand Old Lady before moving to Bramley-Moore Dock.

A celebratory season is in store with events set to place at the ground throughout the campaign.

Boss Sean Dyche spoke about the "calmness" at the club at the moment and players will be looking to add to that with performances on the pitch.

The Blues won their last five matches at home last season without conceding a goal, can they continue that excellent streak today?

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Mark Warburton
Former Brentford and Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Ipswich will be absolutely delighted. They have been defensively strong, wining first contacts, kept the lines close together, and have dealt really well with corners.

There is no doubt about the cleverness they have up front. We saw the pace and power of Liam Delap, cleverness of Conor Chaplin and Omari Hutchinson, and Wes Burns down the right hand side.

Liverpool have had the possession and the corners but Ipswich and their fans will be delighted.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Portman Road

Applause breaks out all around Portman Road as former Ipswich and Liverpool midfielder John Wark is introduced to the crowd.

"I was lucky enough to play for the two best clubs in the world," he says.

Very diplomatic, John.

Peter Crouch
Ex-England striker on TNT Sports

Ipswich have been so brave. They have taken it to Liverpool, they have been on the front foot.

We knew this was going to happen, it's a promoted team, they are playing Liverpool at home and the fans are up for it which is what you would expect.

Statman Dave
Football analyst on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Ipswich have done well to squeeze the pitch and really close the spaces in the middle, meaning Ryan Gravenberch has found it difficult to get in the game so far.

He has made just 15 passes in the first 47 minutes. The fact Alisson has made more passes than him in this first half is a little worrying for Liverpool.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Portman Road

Ibrahima Konate is out on the pitch being put through his paces. Is Arne Slot considering a change at the start of the second half?

He's joined after about five minutes by Liverpool's other substitutes. Konate does some stretching exercises with one of Liverpool's backroom staff before heading back to the dressing room.

Chris Collinson
BBC football statistician

Liverpool’s attack had some teething problems in their first 45 minutes in the PL under Slot…

• Just THREE shots – only once did they have so few in a Premier League first half last season…in their 3-1 defeat at Arsenal in February (also 3)
• NO shots on target – only 3 times did they fail to have a shot on target in a Premier League first half last season (v Palace in Dec, v Arsenal in Feb and v Forest in Mar)

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Portman Road

Arne Slot spent most of the half standing in his technical area either with his hands in his pockets or clapping and pointing. He ended it sat in his seat. There's plenty for the Liverpool boss to ponder after that 45 minutes.

Meanwhile, a standing ovation for Ipswich's players as they headed for the dressing room. The home fans like what they have seen.

Tony: Deliberate handball no longer a booking then?

Thomas: Ah the baffling inconsistencies of Premier League refereeing. How I haven't missed that.

Anon: What’s the story with swatting the ball away with your arm and not getting a yellow? No review? It’s ok to flap your arm at the ball as long as it’s your first day at work?

Ipswich fans stand to applaud as their side goes in at half-time level with Liverpool.

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A chance for Liverpool just before half-time and it is probably their best chance of a quiet half but Trent Alexander-Arnold drives his shot over the bar.

One minute of time added on.