Philip Backhouse: Now for 56 mins of Spurs getting passed to death.

Chris Baldwin: As good as Liverpool are, this is like watching Spurs in the late 90s and it has been for the last year. Pochettino wasn’t the problem, this team were done a long time ago. Four or five minimum need replacing.

Oli: This LFC team is ridiculously good. I can see them going unbeaten this season.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Spurs have been happy to drop back into their own half and it was almost inevitable they would be punished. This needs a change in approach from Jose Mourinho otherwise this is going to be a long night for him and his team.

This is Liverpool's joint-best scoring run from the start of a season in English top-flight history (also scoring in their opening 21 games in 1933-34).

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Paulo Gazzaniga looks frustrated as he thinks about hitting the ball up the pitch but there's simply no Tottenham players in Liverpool's half. The Reds, meanwhile, are pressing really high.

Bradley Allen
Tottenham Hotspur academy coach on BBC Radio London

The tempo has dropped since the goal, which I’m not surprised by.

Liverpool are so confident in their defensive resilience – they’re just resting with the ball. Spurs have dropped back too. We’re just watching a bit of a stand-off at the moment.

Davinson Sanchez slips at the crucial moment and Mo Salah has sight of goal but he sweeps his effort wide.

Daniel, meet Dave. Clearly great minds think alike

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Ash Williams: Even Mourinho’s busses leave gaps!

Lucas Moura is caught late by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and the Liverpool midfielder is shown a yellow card.

Moura is trying hard but Tottenham are definitely missing the presence of Harry Kane in attack.

Bradley Allen
Tottenham Hotspur academy coach on BBC Radio London

The pressure was certainly building. Firmino just drops his shoulder and draws the challenge.

It’s a clinical finish beyond Gazzaniga to give Liverpool the lead.

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Tottenham 0-1 Liverpool

The goal stands. Not sure what the handball was they were checking in the first place...

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Just over 10 minutes to go until half time and Jose Mourinho will surely be the happier of the two managers so far.

Bradley Allen
Tottenham Hotspur academy coach on BBC Radio London

Spurs have had chances but they just can’t find that final pass.

Their first ball has been really good but it’s the next one through the Liverpool lines that they can’t seem to find. If they can sort that out they can definitely get something later on in this game.

Liverpool are starting to look a bit rattled that their dominance hasn't been rewarded with a goal and Sadio Mane is booked as he takes down Japhet Tanganga.

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I thought Liverpool had been dominant but I didn't realise just how much more possession they have had then Tottenham.

A hairy moment for the Liverpool defence, though, as Lucas Moura threatens to get away. He is held off by Virgil van Dijk, but did the Dutch defender pull him back? Replays suggest he may have done but the referee saw nothing in it.

Bradley Allen
Tottenham Hotspur academy coach on BBC Radio London

Spurs rode their luck again. It was a great close-range save from Gazzaniga and Spurs managed to break clear.

This game is constantly on the edge!

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Liverpool dominating possession and in control. It was a brilliant save by Gazzaniga to stop Van Dijk as the threat grows.

Spurs have had the chance to break on them as Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson has twice coughed up possession in uncharacteristic fashion but they have not capitalised.

Son Heung-min gets beyond Trent Alexander-Arnold a little too easily on the flank but the Liverpool full-back recovers well to knock the ball behind for a Spurs throw. Christian Eriksen is then beaten to the ball very easily by Sadio Mane and the Tottenham opportunity is gone.

Joe Gomez is then cautioned for a foul to halt a quick Tottenham break. Very much taking one for the team there.