James Milner into the area, cross is good - well cut out at the far post..

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Into the last 20 minutes at Anfield. Sadio Mane has been terrific this afternoon, he wins a free-kick on the right but it comes to nothing. 

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton and Sunderland winger on BBC Radio 5 live

That is the first time we have seen Jordan Henderson step in and take a shot on, and what a save from Darren Randolph.

He made a mistake for Liverpool's equaliser, but what a save that is. We've just seen Bruce Grobbelaar and Ray Clemence in the stands, they would have been proud of that one.

Such an athletic save that from Darren Randolph. And then he can't catch a routine cross! It's a funny old game Saint...

Dav Gaddu: what is the point of putting Andy Caroll on against a defender the size of Matip who is a giant  

Paul Walmsley: Dare I say bring Woodburn on...?  

Well played Darren Randolph! He has redeemed himself there! Jordan Henderson shoots from at least 25 yards, he sets it off well wide of the corner but it bends and whips in and is nestling into the top corner until Randolph tips it away!

Belter of a save.

Some terrific play from Liverpool! Adam Lallana gets beyond the attackers and is onside, he pulls it back for Gigi Wijnaldum, who pirouettes inside a challenge, is close to being fouled for a penalty and then gets a shot off which is blocked. The speed of thought and movement from the Liverpool front five is brilliant at times. 

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton and Sunderland winger on BBC Radio 5 live

It is a great substitution from Slaven Bilic because it creates uncertainty around Liverpool's defence. 

That's what they can do now, go direct and know they have a real attacking threat in Andy Carroll when those balls go into the penalty area.

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Such a high tempo to this game as Adam Lallana is whistled for a foul in midfield. Lallana has a right rant to referee Mark Clattenburg and escapes a booking, 

Those two have had their run-ins before.

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton and Sunderland winger on BBC Radio 5 live

The movement again from Wijnaldum has been the highlight for Liverpool. Both Lallana and Wijnaldum are prepared to get beyond.

They look so much brighter. Firmino has been a bit flat and given some loose passes, but apart from that they have been very good this half Liverpool.

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Andre Ayew has a shot blocked - before Gigi Wijnaldum is sent in on goal but shoots wide. So much space! 

Here comes the big man! Andy Carroll is on for Ayew. 

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Andy Carroll is warming up, that will please Loris Karius no end. 

Jaime Dodd: Klopp and Guardiola, 2 managers needlessly swapping keepers with inferior replacements  

Shane O'Neill: Darren Randolph. Sensational against Man Utd but Santa Claus when it comes to Liverpool. Typical  

Dean Bromley: The season of giving has come early thanks to some generous gifts from both goalkeepers   

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton and Sunderland winger on BBC Radio 5 live

West Ham have started this second half pretty much the same as the first, really poorly.

They are quite content to let the crosses come in from Liverpool, every one of the West Ham defenders step back into position and are happy to deal with the ball if it comes in.

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Liverpool still pouring forwards in search of a third, West Ham camped in their own half. Liverpool have young Ben Woodburn on the bench...

Harry Kane lost the ball and cost his side a goal earlier on, Roberto Firmino does the same on the halfway line and slides in and chops down Mark Noble. The Brazilian is booked. 

Mark Welburn: Is that Rob Green in the West Ham goal?  

Steven Jenkinson: Fair is fair. If you’re having a pop at Karius, you’ve got to find fault with Randolph for that goal.  

EMH Eagles: Randolph the red faced goalkeeper  

Liverpool look like scoring with every touch as Sadio Mane tees up Divock Origi, whose shot is deflected clear. Can West Ham see this storm out? 

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton and Sunderland winger on BBC Radio 5 live

He is trying to take the catch, trying to take it cleanly, but it is such a stretch - just punch it.

It was great adjustment and anticipation from Origi, seeing the goalkeeper drop it. It was a tap in for him, but those are the ones the strikers love.

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Liverpool's collective tails are up and now Gigi Wijnaldum shoots just wide on the turn. Liverpool's games on a Sunday have all contained seven goals remember..