FT: Liverpool 4-0 West Ham
Salah slots home from close range for Reds
Mane scores either side of half-time
Sub Sturridge adds late fourth
FT: Southampton 0-0 Burnley
Westwood clears off the line for Clarets
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MikeW: If Southampton at home can't beat a Burnley team who had to play in Turkey on Thursday it doesn't bode well for the season.
Jaylock: Strange things are happening today, Joe Hart and clean sheet can finally be mentioned in one sentence at half time.
We do want to hear from you Saints and Clarets fans
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So close for Southampton!
Ben Mee gets it horribly wrong as he attempts a headed clearance and it requires the alert actions of Ashley Westwood to prevent the ball crossing the line.
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You'll be hearing a lot more about Liverpool's third goal after the game.
Mane was offside but it doesn't take away from the fact that West Ham are a shambles at the back.
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Southampton have made a double substitution with Danny Ings and Mohamed Elyounoussi entering the fray. Ings is welcomed by a standing ovation from the Saints' faithful.
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BtheG: What a joke! That is a mile offside.
Briyan: West Ham robbed twice in this game. Bring back VAR.
Broken Sesame: Looked liked West Ham defender played the ball. Hence why it is irrelevant that Mane was in an offside position.
Liverpool 3-0 West Ham
Craig Hignett
Former Middlesbrough and Blackburn midfielder on BBC Radio Merseyside
A great pick-out from Firmino. Mane did look offside but he puts in an excellent turn and finish. Liverpool hadn't started the second half with the same zip as the first so they needed that.
I think the West Ham bench will be fuming with the decision though.
Sadio Mane
Offside?
It's doesn't matter. The flag stays down, West Ham's players are hardly appealing and Liverpool are further ahead.
Roberto Firmino plays the ball into the path of Sadio Mane who creates space before firing low and hard past Fabianski.
Anfield celebrates - but Mane and at least one of his team-mates looked to be clearly offside.
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Mohamed Salah looks to be back to his best. He's charging around forcing mistakes and scaring the living daylights out of West Ham's defence with his pace.
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Simon North: To even discuss Milner as one of the best English midfielders of his generation goes to show how weak they've become in that position.
Liam, Dronfield: Milner should've gone to the World Cup. He would've helped us overcome that Croatian midfield.
Southampton 0-0 Burnley
So close for Johann Berg Gudmundsson who is hurt following a last-gasp challenge by Jack Stephens.
It's all Burnley. Stephen Ward is denied by the keeper as the Clarets pile on the pressure.
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Young Declan Rice makes way for Robert Snodgrass at the start of the second-half.
Will that make a difference?
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Off we go at Anfield - and West Ham have made a change.
Southampton 0-0 Burnley
Will we see a goal at St Mary's?
Back under way.
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Ryan Segal: Liverpool are criminally good, but can Pellegrini, a title winning manager, actually think that defending like THAT at Anfield will do you any good? Absolutely embarrassing. West Ham have got their work cut out even to keep their dignity.
LEE: West Ham look like this season's Everton. Spend loads of money but somehow look worse for it.
Lee: West Ham are a bottom 6 team and look like they've never played together Wilshere usual ineffective self and Noble no longer a Premier League player.
Liverpool 2-0 West Ham
West Ham bench watch: Pablo Zabaleta, Issa Diop, Javier Hernandez, Robert Snodgrass, Pedro Obiang, Andriy Yarmolenko and Adrian.
HT: Liverpool 2-0 West Ham
Craig Hignett
Former Middlesbrough and Blackburn midfielder on BBC Radio Merseyside
Two goals doesn’t flatter Liverpool. They’ve looked two leagues above West Ham. Everything they did well last season they’ve carried on today but done it better. Hunger, desire and speed has all been there in abundance today. That’s ominous for the rest of the Premier League.
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Hellas Mahmut: West Ham back in the relegation battle. Absolutely pedestrian performance.
Said Madrid: Liverpool look sharper than ever and very dynamic. A very well balanced team indeed.
Joe Collett-Cramp: James Milner is one of the best English midfielders of his generation. Discuss.
Liverpool 2-0 West Ham
I can see this turning ugly for West Ham.
For all their eye-catching summer arrivals, their defence remains as vulnerable as ever.
It's like Chirstmas has come early for the Reds.
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Craig Hignett
Former Middlesbrough and Blackburn midfielder on BBC Radio Merseyside
West Ham yet again held that strange line in the box and have been done for it. There was no pressure on the ball, Milner made a clever run and he has done unbelievably well to turn that back to Mane. There's no-one near Mane because the defence are all standing still and he can put it into an empty net.
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Alex McCarthy is forced into a low save to keep out Jeff Hendrick's header in the final seconds of the half.