Some early nerves from Ben Godfrey as he panics a bit under pressure from Mo Salah and knocks the ball behind for a Liverpool corner. Trent Alexander-Arnold's delivery doesn't beat the first man though and Norwich can breathe easy.

Andy Robertson wins an early header and Divock Origi looks to get away down the left. The forward holds the ball up and then knocks it forward for the run of Robertson... except Robertson's not there and the ball trickles out of play.

A bit of early season rustiness in the communication there.

The 2019-20 Premier League season is under way!

Out go the players on to the pitch, "You'll Never Walk Alone' rings out around the stadium. We're all set to go!

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Jay in Lewes

Top Six: Spurs, Man City, Liverpool, Man U, Arsenal, Chelsea.

Bottom three: Brighton, Sheffield U, Newcastle.

Surprise team: Everton.

Top scorer: The one and only Harry Kane.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

The man on the public address system at Anfield reads out Norwich City's team and then roars: And this is how the Champions of Europe line-up.

It's fair to say the Kop absolutely loved that.

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The players are lined up in the tunnel ready to go out. Alisson gives one of the mascots a high five and another a little wave and a thumbs up. Both their faces light up, lovely to see.

There's a really good atmosphere inside the ground. Can't wait for this one.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on Radio 5 Live

Are Norwich going to sit deep or say 'well, we might as well go after them'? Why not come here and be fearless? Why not go after Liverpool, be exciting and try to take the game to them. If they give Pukki an opportunity it may be that one chance he needs to score.

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Ed O'Toole: If Liverpool play like they did against City in the second half last week then expect a comfortable win. If they played like they did in the first half then expect an uncomfortable win.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on Radio 5 Live

When I watched Norwich last season the big thing they had over other teams was they scored so many goals in the last 20 minutes. Now can they do that in the Premier League? Can they hold themselves in games long enough to give themselves a chance of nicking a late winner or a late draw?

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

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This is a big night for Joe Gomez. The defender has played just 14 minutes of Premier League action in this calendar year but gets the nod ahead of Joel Matip.

Gomez appears to be fully recovered from the leg fracture which has limited his appearances, and this game will be a big test as he makes his first start since 5 December.

Will he flourish alongside Virgil van Dijk? He certainly looks sharp in the warm-up.

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Just under 15 minutes to go until kick off. Don't forget you can listen to live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live via this page and on BBC Sounds.

Jake Lawson

Top six: 1. Manchester City 1. Liverpool (an exact tie that has to be decided by a coin flip, which Man City will win). 3. Chelsea 4. Spurs 5. Arsenal 6. Leicester

Surprise team: Newcastle (Rafa was holding them back...who knew?)

Top scorer: Vardy

Three newly-promoted teams have played at Anfield on the opening day of a top-flight season and all have lost – Wolves in 1932-33, Man City in 1989-90 and Oldham Athletic in 1991-92.

Will Norwich buck the trend?

Liverpool's American owner John W Henry is at Anfield tonight.

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Keith King

Top six: Man City, Liverpool, Man Utd, Tottenham, Arsenal, Everton

Bottom three: Brighton, Newcastle, Bournemouth

Surprise team: Aston Villa

Top scorer: Salah

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on Radio 5 Live

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I'm a bit surprised Joel Matip's not included. I thought he was superb against Manchester City. The game changed a bit when he came on and I thought Trent Alexander-Arnold struggled with that diagonal ball over his shoulder. Once Joe Gomez was put into that position he looked a bit more solid defensively but the big thing about Trent is his delivery and his ability to go forward. No surprise with Divock Origi coming in on the left up top though.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

Thirty minutes until kick-off and the rain has gone. It's a blustery early evening on Merseyside and a strong wind swirls around Anfield as Jordan Henderson leads Liverpool's players out for the warm-up. The Kop responds with a roar.

Norwich fans have travelled in numbers and the Premier League new boys will not be short of support once the game gets under way.

Their team has come a long way in a short space of time after finishing 14th in the Championship in 2017-18.

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Jon Wedgwood: When Salah scores his hat-trick goal, please can you guys at BBC mock my friend @RichieD58, external for his slating my triple captaining The Big Mo!

Triple captaining for the very first game. Bold? Or genius?

Divock Origi was rewarded for his goal-scoring exploits in the Champions League last season - including a decisive late strike in the final - with a new contract.

The big Belgian striker is starting tonight. Can he kick on to earn a regular starting place this season?

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