Lovely from Leeds, carving open an opportunity but Stuart Dallas' low cross is smothered by Alisson.

The Brazilian sets Liverpool off on a counter, Sadio Mane plays a one-two with Mohamed Salah but scooping his effort way over.

Better from Leeds debutant Robin Koch.

Sadio Mane is looking to break clear but the big Germany international keeps tag on the Liverpool man, muscling him off the ball and clearing the danger.

Change for Liverpool.

Fabinho on to replace Naby Keita.

Delayed flag again.

Jack Harrison thinks he has beaten the offside trap and is in on goal.

The Man City loanee lofts the ball over Alisson and Trent Alexander-Arnold can only head the clearance into his own net.

But it is offside.

Doesn't take long for VAR to confirm either.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

Liverpool looking the greater threat but Leeds United willing to attack every time they get the chance - wonder when we will see big money signing Rodrigo?

Liverpool increasing the pressure and you can see Leeds are a little under it at the moment.

A few last ditch tackles and interceptions going in on the edge of the box.

Can they walk through the storm?

"Corner taken quickly" by Trent Alexander-Arnold towards the near post but Roberto Firmino's flicked effort deflects away for another set-piece.

Again, TAA delivers with purpose, Virgil van Dijk meets it but plants his header into the Kop.

Helder Costa is lively for Leeds.

The former Wolves man wriggles away from two, three Reds defenders but then loses his footing on the edge of the area and screws his shot...for a throw in.

Annie Kennedy: Deffo a fantastic start from Leeds, difficult to call, could go either way, here’s to a fantastic season back in the Premier League

Dave P: A most appropriate hashtag - #LIVLEE. Breathtaking stuff.

But Liverpool show they too can play pretty football.

Roberto Firmino shows good footwork to evade his marker and cuts the ball across the box for Georginio Wijnaldum.

The Dutchman is eight yards out but the ball gets a little caught under his feet and he curls a shot into the grasp of goalkeeper Illan Meslier.

Leeds are so confident when they have the ball deep in their own half.

Unruffled, they hold it until the last millisecond before clipping the ball away nicely to a team-mate.

Plenty of triangles going on.

More of the same lads.

Away we go for the second period.

Tafadzwa Mpandawana: when was the last time Liverpool had less possession than the opposition at half time in a Premier league match not involving City?

Fahad Khan: Leeds playing like a Champions League team. What beautiful attacking football

Tambuuwal: Even if Wijnaldum stays this season. We still need Thiago Alcantara in our midfield.

What we thinking, Liverpool to get more goals or Leeds to hit back again?

Jack Olsburgh: The second half is now set up to be dull and goalless

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a breath of fresh air.

You knew from the reaction of the players and Jon Moss took his time and acknowledged he had made a mistake.

There wasn't one player who argued. When you have that communication with the referee it's a case of fair enough - we all make mistakes.

The referee has that aid, and he used it brilliantly. They want the help and the ability to make a decision and change their mind. It worked so well and it's such a refreshing change in comparison to how it was last season.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace midfielder Andros Townsend speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "We've added one or two and we have better depth. We had incredible players on the bench today and hopefully it will stand us in better stead for the coming months. It's a great win and hopefully we can build on that."

On linking up with Wilfried Zaha for the goal: "We're worked on our front-four play tirelessly in pre-season, it's no secret we didn't get enough goals. Wilf knows when I get to the byline I'm going to stand it up for him. It's a goal perfectly worked on from the training ground and hopefully we can get a few more."

On Palace's aims this season: "It's only one game and we're not getting carried away but we're aiming to get to the next level as a football club. Hopefully we can have a real go this season."

Bit more reaction from the earlier game...