Chris Wise
Final Score reporter at the Vitality Stadium

There’s a story brewing here. Manchester City’s brilliant 32 game unbeaten run in the Premier League is on shaky ground. It’s not the first time in recent weeks that Pep Guardiola’s team have conceded the first goal, but they’ve looked defensively unsure today.

Bournemouth have been physically excellent and mentally sharp. Antoine Semenyo took his goal superbly after Milos Kerkez’s fine work. Arsenal foiled here last month, are City next?

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Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on Final Score

Alvarez was trying to get back at Elanga and Elanga showed him a clean pair of heels.

I don't think he needed to make that challenge because there were defenders there.

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Neil Trainis: Worst 45 minutes under Slot.

Noel Fitzpatrick: Arne Slot could make all 5 changes at half time and there'd still be players lucky to be on the pitch!! Only saving grace is there's still 45 minutes left!

There's an injury concern for Liverpool at the break as Ibrahima Konate walked off using his shirt as a makeshift sling. The defender landed awkwardly on his shoulder from a Reds corner just before the whistle.

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So close to two and what a goal that would've been from Nicolas Dominguez as he fires a jumping volley over the top.

That's the last action of the half as the referee's whistle blows.

Goalless at Portman Road. Both sides have had chances in a decent watch. Stephy Mavididi should have scored for the visitors but failed to make a good connection when through, while Ipswich ended the half strongly with Dara O'Shea heading wide when free at the back post.

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Chris Sutton
BBC Sport pundit on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brighton have been brilliant, sharp, incisive and brave. They were more than worthy of their lead and could well have been even further ahead. Liverpool have been lousy, they have been miles off it.

Emlyn Begley
BBC Sport at Anfield

The better team lead at the break, there is absolutely no doubt about that.

Only one set of fans, in a small pocket of Anfield, making noise as the half-time whistle goes.

Brighton have been excellent - and Liverpool have not been at it at all.

All square at the break at St Mary's.

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Again bright from Ipswich, only for the final ball to let them down. Omari Hutchinson tries to take on Victor Kristiansen on the right side of the penalty area, but the Leicester man does well to stay on his feet and force Hutchinson to attempt a cross from a tight angle but it goes behind for a goal kick.

Oh Edson, what are you doing? West Ham are now down to 10 men after Edson Alvarez recklessly dives into a challenge on Anthony Elanga and the referee has no choice but to issue a second yellow.

Long way back for the Hammers now.

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The whistle goes at Anfield too, with Liverpool behind thanks to Ferdi Kadioglu's thunderous finish.

How has that stayed out?! It's the first time West Ham have really piled the pressure on and Lucas Paqueta thinks he's found an equaliser but it's Chris Wood of all people making a sliding goalline clearance.

The half-time whistle goes at the Vitality Stadium and Bournemouth still lead Manchester City.

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A yellow card for Ipswich's Kalvin Phillips, catching Facundo Buonanotte in the back when trying to tackle him with the Leicester man needing some attention.

Taylor Harwood-Bellis gets up highest from the Southampton corner but he couldn't direct his downward header on target.

He should be doing better there in fairness.

Danny Welbeck fires the free-kick straight at Caoimhin Kelleher.

Alexis Mac Allister is booked for tripping Danny Welbeck right on the edge of the box. Another free-kick in a dangerous position for Brighton.

Welbeck over it.