Mohamed Salah whips one towards goal but it's straight at Jose Sa.

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Brentford want a penalty as Yoane Wissa goes crashing to the floor in the penalty area.

Instead, referee Simon Hooper has other ideas, giving Newcastle a free-kick and Wissa a caution.

John Bennett
BBC Final Score at Anfield

The Liverpool fans have made this a party atmosphere, it’s been poignant to hear them going through the song book from the Klopp era, paying tribute to some of the German’s heroes during his 9 year spell, even the ones who are long gone like Divock Origi.

It’s seemed like business of usual for the manager but he has been sitting down in the dug out a bit more than normal and there was a celebrity to greet him just before kick off, one of the best stand up comedians in the world, Trevor Noah, who had a long chat with Klopp.

Kai Havertz heads wide from Gabriel Martinelli's cross from Arsenal.

The German outjumped James Tarkowski in the air but couldn't get his effort on target.

Adrian Mariappa
Former Watford and Crystal Palace defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's great work from Raheem Sterling. Great direct play and that's when he's at his best. When he's one versus one, driving at people, using those quick feet. He is so hard to play against.

West Ham have gone to a back four at the break. Emerson Palmieri is on the left wing now.

Alexis Mac Allister has it in the net but the ball went out of play from Luis Diaz on the byline.

Brighton really should be ahead now. It is a brilliant team move from the Seagulls. Moder controls, cuts it back to Joao Pedro, but his shot is cleared off the line by Casemiro.

Ahh what a chance for Enes Unal! Lewis Cook fizzes it across the face of the six-yard area but Unal can't get a clean touch on it.

There were 19 goals scored in the first halves across today's games; the most on a single day in the Premier League since 3 October 1992 (21).

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Starting to get back under way in all the matches. Will Manchester City be Premier League champions at 6pm?

Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal have to recognise that Everton are a good team. They are in a good run of form recently, look dangerous on the counter and are good at set pieces as well with the physicality. Arsenal need to get the job done here, the crowd will keep them informed, but they can't control what is happening elsewhere.

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Manchester City are unbeaten in their last 64 Premier League matches when leading at half-time (W57, D7) dating back to 18 May 2021 against Brighton.