Standby for Ben from Dorset who says Arne Slot is "way out of his depth" and "has to go". Wow.

Kevin Danso beats Nick Woltemade to the ball and decides to have a go with it on the bounce but it's easy for Aaron Ramsdale.

Spurs are all over Newcastle now. Lucas Bergvall is running the show.

Not good. Not good at all. Liverpool have unravelled. Again.

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Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

Spurs have finally upped their game and they needed to. They're finally a threat and not making the most of the chances.

Liverpool must be sick of Ismaïla Sarr.

He scored against Liverpool in the Community Shield, scored against Liverpool at Selhurst Park last month.

And he's got another two at Anfield.

Spurs are looking lively now.

Rodrigo Bentancur finds Lucas Bergvall, he turns and aims for Richarlison at the far post but there's too much on it.

Newcastle break and Kevin Danso concedes a free kick but it's Joao Palhinha who goes in the book. Also for dissent.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Anfield

Those fans at the opposite end of Anfield are the ones making all the noise as Ismaila Sarr punishes some poor defending from the hosts to put the visitors ahead.

And the Eagles then pounce on yet more defensively vulnerability with Yeremy Pino finding Sarr in so much space to add his and Palace's second.

In the Anfield rain, Arne Slot's line-up gamble is backfiring at the moment. Liverpool are heading for their sixth defeat in seven games in all competitions as it stands.

Another difficult half for Wolves fans.

The hosts have managed to create a handful of chances and had a burst of energy in the middle of the half, but they've been hit-and-miss throughout.

They were at fault for Chelsea's first and third goals, too, losing possession when they tried to play out from the back.

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'You're getting sacked in the morning' sing Crystal Palace's travelling fans at Arne Slot.

That is lovely stuff from Spurs and should they be level?

It's worked to Lucas Bergvall wide right and he hooks a ball across the box for Richarlison but he can't seem to make contact.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Anfield

Sensational football. Sensational movement. Inventive football from Palace.

Ismaila Sarr is through on goal so easily, he then slots it into the goal.

I think this has been an issue with Liverpool. They have started games well, but when they find themselves behind, they go into their shell and that is not what Liverpool have been about in the last few years.

It needs a big response.

Level at the break in South Wales, with Jeremy Doku equalising after Goncalo Franco's expert opening goal for the hosts.

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All square at the break at the Emirates.

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Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Manchester City's equaliser has transformed the mood in Swansea.

The travelling fans are making themselves heard and Pep Guardiola's team have Swansea on the ropes for the moment.

The home side could do with half-time.

Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport reporter at St James' Park

Tottenham have been here before over the years at St James' Park.

After going 1-0 behind, too often the game has got away from them against Newcastle United in recent times. This feels like a real test of their newfound mettle under Thomas Frank.

Newcastle certainly won't settle for a one-goal advantage.

Into a minute of added time.

Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

Newcastle can steamroll you when they're in this mood. Spurs have to calm it down and regain some concentration.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at Anfield

Liverpool absolutely sliced apart.