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Roberto Firmino's goal was the first shot, including blocked, in the game from either side. 

Kevin Kilbane
Ex-Everton winger on Football Focus

"Saido Berahino has got to knuckle down and  get in the position to play. He has to sort himself out."

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Away from the action at Carrow Road for a minute or two, I'd like to focus on a striker who could be on the move this week.

Will Tottenham or Newcastle make good on their long-standing interest in West Brom forward Saido Berahino?

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"There is the tiniest suspicion of offside for the goal but the assistant referee has absolutely nailed it, it was not offside, he was in line with the last defender.

"The goalkeeper gets his foot to it and it seems to take an eternity to go in. It was their second real attack and it is 1-0 Liverpool."

That was the first shot on goal in the match. For either side.

And it should be 2-0 Liverpool as James Milner takes advantage of a bus-sized hole in the Norwich back four to gallop clear on goal, but he delays too long and is held up by a sliding Robbie Brady. 

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"I have no memory of the Norwich keeper Declan Rudd touching the ball, at least with his hands.

"It is an enjoyable open game without any massive chances so far. Nathan Redmond looks up for it. 

"For Liverpool Nathaniel Clyne looks dangerous on the right-hand side. I expect chances to start forming quite soon."

Plenty of moves coming every day - here's a few of the latest moves you may have missed:

Daniel Amartey [Copenhagen - Leicester] - Undisclosed - reported about £6m

Gary Hooper [Norwich - Sheffield Wednesday] Undisclosed

Papy Djilobodji [Chelsea - Werder Bremen] Loan

Mauro Zarate [West Ham - Fiorentina] Undisclosed

Sam Byram [Leeds - West Ham] Undisclosed

Yann Kermorgant [Bournemouth - Reading] Undisclosed

Andrej Kramaric [Leicester - Hoffenheim] Loan 

How much more business do we expect before the deadline on Monday 1 February?

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Liverpool's Roberto Firmino in action with Norwichs Russell Martin. That's about as close as the Reds have got to the ball so far...

It's a promising opening from the men in yellow and green. The busy Steven Naismith drops into the hole and knits together a neat move, pinging in Nathan Redmond down the right. He flashes in a low cross which has goal written all over it but old father time himself, Kolo Toure, is there to sweep away.

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How to make friends and influence people from Steven Naismith! He clatters Lucas late and high, it's a nasty challenge but he escapes a booking.

That was cheered in the blue half of Merseyside...

A bright and breezy start from Norwich, pinning Liverpool back into their right-back spot. 

Maybe time to take down those Christmas decorations David?

Under way at Carrow Road. If you've never been to a game there, I recommend it. Cracking atmosphere comes as standard. 

Norwich boss Alex Neil, speaking to BT Sport: "We have been desperate to stay in the league since the start of the season. We would have liked to have strengthened more last summer, but we have done it now.

"Steven Naismith is experienced in the Premier League, so it is not a concern putting him in."

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Liverpool fans will remember the last time Norwich beat them. It may even be a fond memory.

In April 1994 The Kop played out its final match as an all-standing enclosure. 

Ahead of the game, the Reds paraded legends who had played in front of the famous structure as one of English football's most famous landmarks would be changed forever.

Jeremy Goss volleyed the only goal of the game at the Kop End as Norwich ruined the party with a 1-0 win. In 22 years since, they've not beaten Liverpool.

Adam Blanks: At Leyton Orient, one of our players named Darius Henderson was stuck in traffic so arrived at the game at half time. When he arrived our president, Francessco Bechetti announced on the PA system, "thank you Mr Henderson for deciding to turn up"  

Martin Hesketh: "Could a Mr Alan Partridge please report to the nearest steward..." The amount of "ah-haa"'s after that was hilarious.  

Robert Sutton: "This is a call for a man who owns a Vauxhall Corsa, your alarm is going off and is getting further and further away as we speak" heard at the King Power a few years ago  

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