Daniel Munoz takes an accidental whack in the face after an aerial challenge with Milos Kerkez. Play is stopped to allow the Crystal Palace player treatment.

Is Fabian Hurzeler the most stylish Premier League manager? He looks like he's off out for his tea after this game.

Swansea are digging deep. They're getting back when needed and closing down Manchester City's attempts to get forward.

The visitors have had some promising moments up top but nothing clear-cut yet.

Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

Dan Burn found himself in an unusual position as an inverted full-back and Ramsey tries to find himself a bit of space but Porro wouldn't give it up.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Anfield

The loudest noise of the night comes in the 20th minute with a tribute to Diogo Jota, who died in a car crash in the summer along with his brother Andre Silva.

The Anfield crowd rises as one with a minute's applause.

Richarlison is away but he's at an angle and on his own. He has a go but Malick Thiaw blocks and fist pumps to the crowd.

That's not a bad effort at all.

A long punt forward and Federico Chiesa judges the bounce better than two Crystal Palace defenders, and the Italian creates space for himself before going for goal.

It's flies over the bar but that was encouraging for the home side.

Dan Burn finds the run of Jacob Ramsey. He makes space in the box before having a go but Spurs get men back to block.

Great start from the holders.

Swansea forward Adam Idah goes into the book for a crunching foul.

Earlier, Rayan Ait Nouri was penalised.

Another tester for Kepa but he deals with it with ease. This time it's Georginio Rutter with the low drive.

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

A fascinating battle so far, both teams have contributed in different aspects.

Palace have started to come back into the game and they're dominating possession.

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Xavi Simons hasn't come out of the changing room yet. He looks for the long, crossfield ball to Djed Spence but finds touch.

Eddie Nketiah tries to go past Joe Gomez in front of the Kop. Gomez does enough to snuff out the danger and then we hit the 20 minute mark and Liverpool fans start singing the Diogo Jota song.

Sandro Tonali delivers to the back post and Malick Thiaw heads back into the mixer but Spurs scramble it clear.

Pedro Porro chops down Harvey Barnes and Newcastle have the chance to send one into the box.

So nearly another for Chelsea....

A cross sneaks through the Wolves defence and finds Tyrique George in front of goal, about eight yards out, but he prods wide.

The hosts are already making a change. Matt Doherty is replaced by Rodrigo Gomes. It looks like it may have been forced by an injury.

Some lovely gold patches on the sleeves of Newcastle tonight.

Oh, how they'd love to keep them.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

There have been several self-deprecating chants from Wolves fans so far this evening but some are too lewd to repeat in this space.

The ones I can repeat are: "You're getting sacked in the morning", directed at manager Vitor Pereira", "we want Fosun (the owners out) and "we're going down".

One of the lewd chants was directed at executive chairman Jeff Shi. The fans have turned on everyone at the club and feel very concerned about their plight.