Summary

  • Wilson pokes in & Hendrick's rocket as both debutants give Newcastle win

  • Liverpool 4-3 Leeds - Salah hat-trick after Leeds come back three times

  • Crystal Palace 1-0 Southampton: Zaha's controlled volley the difference

  • Fulham 0-3 Arsenal: Lacazette tap-in, debut Gabriel goal & Aubameyang finish - Willian central to all three goals

Live Reporting

Shamoon Hafez and Tom Rostance

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    Richard Browne: Liverpool strolling into complacency. Shocking.

    Mark Davies: Leeds actually look really good. This is Liverpool they are playing remember

    Daniel Woodley: The best bit about that goal is the camera panning to Marcelo Bielsa casually taking a sip from his cup of coffee, sat on his stool, whilst those around him celebrate

    Darren W: Phillips can’t pass forward apparently according to all so called experts on Tuesday.. that for you

  2. DISALLOWED GOAL

    Liverpool 1-1 Leeds

    Ohh what a beautiful finish from Sadio Mane, lobbed into an empty net from 40 yards out.

    But it is chalked off as Mohamed Salah strayed offside.

    Leeds goalkeeper Illan Meslier will count himself lucky as he darted way off his line and gave the ball straight to Mane.

  3. Superb response from Leeds

    Liverpool 1-1 Leeds

    Phil McNulty
    BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

    Liverpool threatened to blow Leeds United away in those opening moments but their response to going behind has been superb. Playing with no fear and a williingness to attack Liverpool every time they get the chance.

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    Alan Ferguson: That was coming. Very nice goal. Liverpool need to wake up at the back

  5. Club record four in a row for Salah

    Liverpool 1-1 Leeds

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    GOAL - Liverpool 1-1 Leeds

    Jack Harrison

    It was coming, it really was.

    Leeds had been pushing forward and get a deserved equaliser.

    On-loan Manchester City man Jack Harrison cuts in from the left to the edge of the box and drills home a brilliant low finish into the bottom corner.

    Alisson had no chance.

  7. Liverpool 1-0 Leeds

    Have to say, Leeds have not let their heads drop after going a goal behind.

    They work a lovely move, cutting the Reds backline open but Pablo Hernandez cannot find Patrick Bamford with his pass.

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    Deflection or not, what is Koch's arm doing up there? Defending 101 in the modern game, surely?

    A Different James

    How is he supposed to have got his arm out of the way of that?

    Chris, Woking

  9. DISALLOWED GOAL

    Liverpool 1-0 Leeds

    Leeds have the ball in the back of the net in front of the empty Kop, but Helder Costa's smart spin and finish is ruled out for offside.

    Don't need VAR for that one.

  10. Liverpool make fast start

    Liverpool 1-0 Leeds

    Phil McNulty
    BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

    Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp wanted to meet Leeds United with an intensity they had never faced before - and they have been true to their word so far.

    Leeds United have been pinned back, chasing shadows and now they are a goal down.

    Pretty grim start for Leeds United.

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    James: What a joke. It took a deflection. How is koch supposed to move his hand. What a shocking decision by the referee

  12. goal

    GOAL - Liverpool 1-0 Leeds

    Mohamed Salah

    What a start to the season for Liverpool.

    Mohamed Salah hammers the penalty straight down the middle after the Egyptian's shot hit Robin Koch's outstretched arm and referee Michael Oliver points to the spot for handball.

    A nightmare for Leeds.

    Marcelo Bielsa unmoved on his bucket.

  13. KICK-OFF

    Liverpool 0-0 Leeds

    Knees taken.

    Away we go.

    Mo Salah has a fresh haircut for the fresh campaign.

    Slick.

  14. 'You'll Never Walk Alone' over the speakers at an empty Anfield.

  15. View from the gantry

    Liverpool v Leeds (17:30 BST)

    Guy Mowbray
    Match of the Day commentator at Anfield

    Liverpool start a season as champions for the first time in 30 years, whilst Leeds return to top-level football after 16 seasons down below.

    To my mind, since the world changed for the worse, THIS is the Premier League occasion above all others that really misses the crowd it would have brought.

    Liverpool will attack in their usual intense way. Jurgen Klopp's words near the end of last season were typically him: "We will not defend the title, we will attack the next one".

    Marcelo Bielsa has got Leeds back to their rightful level with fluid, intense, and at times mesmerising football.

    It's a style that might bring a few heavy falls along the way, but that's entertaining to the extent that Leeds have already been labelled "everyone's favourite second team" for this season.

    What? Leeds? The world really has turned on its head.

  16. New season but the same big names for the big games.

    Here's Guy Mowbray...

  17. Liverpool v Leeds (17:30 BST)

    Leeds are the first ones out into the tunnel at Anfield.

    They've been there a couple of minutes now.

    How are the nerves?

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    Ricology: Still believe #LFC squad need more depth with another striker & attacking midfielder. An injury to any of the front 3 will unstabilise the team.

  19. 'City and Liverpool two to catch'

    Liverpool v Leeds (17:30 BST)

    Dion Dublin
    Former Aston Villa & Man Utd striker on Final Score

    I do believe that Liverpool and Manchester City are still the strongest. I think Chelsea will be in and around with the signings that they've made.

    But, City and Liverpool are the two to catch, in terms of the quality that they've got.

  20. Zaha hoping for move to big club

    Crystal Palace 1-0 Southampton

    Crystal Palace

    Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson: "I liked the grittiness, the organisation, the discipline and determination not to make errors and fall into the type of football they play.

    "I’m indebted Vicente Guaita to for what I thought was an incredible save from Danny Ings. I think we showed if that meant sacrificing some of the more beautiful football then we did it.

    "I’m not concerned that out back-four is not good enough but you need more than four players

    "Wilf [Zaha] showed a lot of composure to take the chance. He made it look easy. He thinks it would be nice if some club came in and paid the market price. Let’s see what transpires, for me hopefully nothing. I think he still hopes a big club comes in and takes him from us."