No manager, no problem for Brighton.

The Seagulls lead Fulham 1-0 at Craven Cottage as Adrián Colunga beats Marcus Bettinelli from the penalty spot following Kostas Stafylidis's foul on Craig Mackail-.Smith.

Kevin Kilbane at Anfield
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"What a wonderful goal. Lallana composed himself down the left hand side and composure at the end of it to put the ball past Fabianski. He's just coming into a run of form but can he be consistent now until the end of the season? We know he's capable of it."

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His first goal may have been lucky, but his second is sublime. Philippe Coutinho's deft flick sends Adam Lallana through the midfield. He cuts inside a couple of defenders before striking low into the net with his left foot.

Now Adam Lallana has a low shot from 20 yards saved by Lukasz Fabianski. You feel as though there could be a goal with every attack at the moment.

A sloppy pass from Jonjo Shelvey sees Philippe Coutinho break with Liverpool two on one. His pass to Raheem Sterling is well timed but the England man hesitates and the chance is lost.

Swansea are suddenly looking far more dangerous as an attacking force. Defensively, they look all over the place though, which surely equals more goals to come. This could be a fun last 30 minutes.

Goals all over the place at the moment.

Both Leyton Orient and Yeovil began the day in the League One relegation zone, but as things stand Orient are heading out of it after Kevin Lisbie pounces from close range to give them a 2-0 lead at Huish Park.

Kevin Kilbane at Anfield
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"It's a much better tempo in this second-half now from both sides. Swansea started the first-half much better but for the goalkeeper's error. Credit to them for getting back in to it with the goal."

So close to 3-1 for Liverpool as Raheem Sterling sees his shot from the left side of the penalty area hit the post. Just seconds earlier, Wilfried Bony has a low shot well saved by Simon Mignolet. This game has come to life.

Kevin Kilbane at Anfield
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"He closed down Fabianski well, he looked a little uncertain but the keeper should do better. Credit to Lallana who gets his body in the way. Fabianski's trying to be too clever and play it out from the back but he's been dealt a blow.

"It's a disaster, they started this second-half on the front foot but for your keeper to make that error is not good."

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Swansea aren't done yet though as Gylfi Sigurdsson converts from close range after Wilfried Bony and Mamadou Sakho challenge for Wayne Routledge's cross.

Game on.

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That is one for the 2014 goalkeeping bloopers showreel - but it's not Simon Mignolet this time.

Lukasz Fabiasnki takes an age on the ball after a back pass. His clearance smacks into the onrushing Adam Lallana and bounces over him and into the net. What a fluke.

Kevin Kilbane at Anfield
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"Well I can see straight away, Swansea are not letting Liverpool come out of defence with the ball. In the first-half it was far too easy for Liverpool to move out with possession. They're not just closing down the back three but Lucas too. "

Liverpool start the half on top as Philippe Coutinho and Adam Lallana buzz around behind lone striker Raheem Sterling. Still too many loose passes from both sides though.

At the other end Martin Skrtel is booked for pulling back Wayne Routledge and he misses the New Year's Day game against Leicester. He can have few complaints with Routledge needing to replace his shorts after having them ripped.

The more offensive Angel Rangel replaces Jazz Richards at right back for Swansea. Looks like the visitors are going to go for it.

Chelsea Warrior:, external I enjoyed that half from Liverpool. Full of 100mph-kamikaze style forays. Are they back? Corner turned? Next 45 will tell.

Liverpool have done most of their attacking down the left in the first half with Philippe Coutinho (43) and Alberto Mourinho (45) the players with the most touches for the home side.

Perhaps not a great surprise but Liverpool are the club with most goals by Spanish players in the Premier League with 144 goals. Arsenal are next with 87, followed by Chelsea on 54, Man City on 45 and Swansea with 31.

The half-time whistle goes at Craven Cottage. Not a thriller in west London, where Fulham and Brighton are still locked at 0-0.

Back under way at Huish Park, where Leyton Orient lead Yeovil 1-0.