So, wins for Arsenal and Liverpool while Chelsea are heading back to England after defeat against Inter Milan.

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Two weeks to the start of the Premier League season and Liverpool are shaping up well.

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Huge noise from Liverpool's travelling fans rings around the Olympic Stadium as the clock ticks down. There's around a minute left. Positives all over the pitch for Jurgen Klopp.

Mo Salah is eveywhere. This might be a friendly but he's putting in the hard miles. There has been a decent tempo to this game and the Reds, with a set of fresh legs on the pitch, are finishing strongly.

Around 10 minutes to go. This has been a solid workout for the Reds in front of a 54,279 crowd. Liverpool's next test after this is against German champions Bayern Munich on Tuesday.

Ryan Kent is making Hertha full-back Peter Pekarík look very ordinary. Pekarik is getting the run around and eventually drags the 20-year-old to the ground - an act which earns him a deserved yellow card.

Young Ryan Kent, who has spent time on loan at Coventry City and Barnsley, is getting some first-team minutes under his belt while Jon Flanagan has also just come on.

Daniel Sturridge goes close to a fourth. A jinking run ends in a diving save by Hertha's keeper.

Around 20 minutes left on the clock. Liverpool have this won. It's now a case of leaving Berlin without any more injuries as far as Jurgen Klopp is concerned.

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The game stops for another round of mass substitutions. Philippe Coutinho gets a standing ovation after making way.

Lots of Liverpool fans are taking the opportunity to enjoy a pint in their seat in the Olympic Stadium.

It's a great atmosphere in Berlin and German midfielder Emre Can gets a huge round of applause after being replaced.

Among those watching is Jurgen Klinsmann.

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Arsenal are back in action at 16:20 BST on Sunday when they face Sevilla, who beat RB Leipzig 1-0 earlier. Leipzig take on Benfica at 14:00 BST.

Nice work by debutant Andrew Robertson who sends a fizzing cross into Hertha's six-yard area but Mohamed Salah narrowly fails to tuck home.

You don't hear of too many eight-point wins. Arsenal go straight to the top of the 2017 Emirates Cup table.

Liverpool are back out in Germany. Jurgen Klopp has made a raft of changes. Mohamed Salah is among those on while Andrew Robertson is making his debut.

A number of positives for Arsene Wenger. One of the biggest is the performance of Sead Kolasinac. He's been involved at both ends of the pitch. A really encouraging display by the new signing.

Around eight minutes left at the Emirates. Surely long enough for another goal.

Liverpool have posted an update on Divock Origi's late withdrawal in Berlin. The forward was down to start before Dominic Solanke was promoted from the bench.

"Divock Origi did not start Liverpool's pre-season friendly with Hertha Berlin on Saturday as planned after feeling tightness in his hamstring," reads a Liverpool statement., external

"The striker was due to begin the contest, but was withdrawn from the line-up during the warm up as a precautionary measure."

Remember, it's three points for a win and an additional point for each goal scored in the Emirates Cup.

Arsenal currently have eight points.