Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Anfield

There's a good little battle going on in the technical areas: who can stay on their feet (and with hands deep in winter coats) the longest.

Jurgen Klopp and Garry Monk are the contenders, of course. 

Think Monk is edging it. He's spent every second stood up. Klopp had a few moments sat down right at the start of the first half.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Hull are closing down Newcastle better. Jonjo Shelvey is having to break into a jog now instead of walking with the ball. 

Five minutes in to the second half and this is Alberto Moreno's second shot.

He should not have bothered with either as they threatened everything inside Anfield apart from the net.

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Liverpool overplaying it and the chance goes begging.

Emre Can picks out Sadio Mane inside the area, who backheels it to Divock Origi.

The Belgian wants too much time on the ball, trying to shift it this way and that in order to get a shot away, but the Leeds defenders snuff out the danger.

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live

I think we have to assume an injury to Cooper, but I am interested to see how Luke Ayling goes. I have watched him a few times, he likes to get his foot on the ball, and I think he is a decent player.

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Anyone got the answer to the quiz question yet?

We've managed to nail down all 10 names here.

BBC Sport #teamwork.

Alberto Moreno's eyes light up as the ball drops to him outside the area, but his strike ends up in the Kop.

Mr H: Re Alexandra in Bristol - don't forget Ant & Dec are in Australia, everything the opposite Down Under.

Kyle: Newcastle's pace and power and ability should be enough to see us through. Murphy on the bench is a big asset too.

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Off we go again at the KCOM Stadium.

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Leeds make a change at the start of the second half. Luke Ayling on for Liam Cooper.

We are back under way at Anfield.

It's half-time in League One where Sheffield United's 15-game unbeaten run is under threat as they trail Walsall 1-0.

Amadou Bakayoko poked the Saddlers in front just before the break after the Blades had seen Jack O'Connell's header brilliantly saved by keeper Neil Etheridge.

No Hull changes despite a dismal first half. Back under way...

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Hull have been second best in absolutely every area of the pitch. The finishing hasn't been great for Newcastle but they are getting themselves into good positions.

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live

Leeds are closing Liverpool down aggressively, and with a little more quality, there is no reason why they cannot take the lead here. If they continue to disrupt Liverpool, who are not at their fluent best, they can nick a result here.

They just need a little belief. Jurgen Klopp is getting frustrated with the fourth official on the touchline but more, he is disappointed with his side.

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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Anfield

If you'd just landed at Anfield from the Australian Outback then a) you'd freeze to death and b) you probably wouldn't know which team plays in the Premier League and which plays in the Championship.

Liverpool have been gifted the better chances, Leeds have created the better chances.

The home fans realise they're in a hell of a scrap here, roaring on their side as we approach half-time.

Championship side Leeds will be pleased with that showing, level going in at the interval against Liverpool.

Eight shots to two and 60% possession...Newcastle are dominating but haven't been able to find the net. Hull are poor. Very poor.

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Liverpool are not exactly desperate to find the opener, they are casually rolling the ball around at the back, before slowly playing it up field.

Leeds are sitting back and maintain their banks of four and five, making it difficult for the Reds to break them down.

Alexandra in Bristol: That Ant and Dec pic must be a fake - they are stood the wrong way round! Up the Toon!

Martin in Huddersfield: A disgrace that Hull wouldn't sell Newcastle more tickets. They could do with the money too.

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