Jonjo Shelvey is spraying balls from deep like Steven Gerrard in 2006. Bournemouth have been far too slow to close him down.

The home side now working a nice move down the left - Charlie Daniels crosses back in and Dan Gosling fires over the bar from the edge of the box, always rising.

A second Liverpool goal before half-time could well put this one to bed but West Ham have defended pretty well overall.

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Best chance of the game! Florent Hadergjonaj cuts a ball back from the right, Alex Pritchard meets it well with a thumping strike but he can only hit the face of his own team-mate Steve Mounie and Town can't bundle in the loose ball.

Huddersfield close to the opener.

Patrick: Lorus Karius improves by the month. I was dubious when he signed but he works well with the rest and Jurgen Klopp knows how to get the best from the team. Liverpool are on the up!

Dave: Could Man Utd be fourth in a two horse race by the end of the weekend.

A tactical change this early in the game? Nathan Dyer didn't seem to be injured but he has come off - with striker Andre Ayew on to replace him...

Rafael Benitez is up and animating his players from the sidelines. This has been a pretty impressive showing from the Magpies so far. They are up to 10th in the table as it stands - leapfrogging Bournemouth.

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Thomas M: Always expected Mo Salah to be involved in the first goal, but Emre Can? And he almost drove in moments later.

We haven't had a shot on target yet. It's tense and edgy and not particularity good.

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There are two reasons Emre Can scored that goal. The corner is brilliant and Patrice Evra is marking him. Evra is quite small. If you a professional footballer you should not miss that goal.

Liverpool will go on to score more now.

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Emre Can now bends a shot wide from the edge of the area as Jurgen Klopp's side aim to push on.

Mo Salah then heads a good chance over. Liverpool second as it stands.

Better signs from Burnley - they look to be growing into this as Southampton find themselves pegged back. Saints are sitting so deep that the go-to ball for the Clarets seems to be: pump it long.

Nathan Ake strides out in the sun and finds Charlie Daniels down the left. Ryan Fraser is inside him, legs whirling. But Newcastle have dropped deep to soak up this little spell of Bournemouth pressure. They're still looking good for their lead, the away team.

Brilliant adjustment - feet, mind and hands - from Mat Ryan to zip across his line and stretch to point away a deflected shot from Mike van der Hoorn. It pinged off Shane Duffy and was set to find the net before the Aussie keeper's intervention.

Andrew Robertson goes close to a fluke opener as his cross from deep on the left hangs up ans is going to drift in until Adrian tips it over.

Manny: If anyone else makes that save other than a Liverpool keeper, it's "World class". But low and behold, focus is only on the striker.

Luke: Credit where it’s due, Karius’ save against Arnautović was top class.

There is a lot of stuff going sideways at Turf Moor - from both sides. Dusan Tadic's shot the only real dangerous moment to speak of so far.

Anon: This West Ham squad has so many ex-players from the big teams. Joe Hart, Chicharito, Pablo Zabaleta, Patrice Evra, Joao Mario & Marko Arnautovic

This is a really, really low quality game so far. If I was a gambling man I'd be lumping on 0-0.

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