Max Aarons combines with Pierre Lees-Melou on the right and Kostas Tsimikas can't get it away.

Norwich win an early corner but Alisson comes out to collect it with ease.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Graham Potter speaking to BBC Sport: "We got off to a nightmare start. It's the last thing you want when the crowd is back and you're the away team.

"You need some luck, which we had, and it was important that it was 1-0 at half-time. The second half was much better, we were much more like ourselves. I'm delighted for the three points."

On his substitutions: "The players make the decisions. Credit to Adam Lallana, Jakub Moder, Alexis Mac Allister. They came on and adapted. It's never easy here and we had to fight for it.

"We're all adapting to the crowd, as soon as you go a goal down it's a raucous atmosphere. It was great for the boys to experience that and deal with it. We had luck which you need but I thought we were well worth the two goals in the end and that was enough for the three points."

On Burnley's opener: "It looked a push [by James Tarkowski on Neal Maupay], you can see clearly that it is but if the referee doesn't give it he doesn't give it. It is what it is.

"When I consider our pre-season and the challenges we've had, it's been really challenging. The first half was probably a reflection of that and we grew into it. To come here and get the three points on the opening day is fantastic for us."

Any response from Norwich?

Second half under way.

Tambuwal: Diagoalllllll he scores when he wants.

Sabrina Chevannes: I forgot how much watching LFC stresses me out!

Azrael: Krul will be disappointed to let that Jota goal in.

We won't get bored of this sight any time soon.

Full stadiums everywhere today.

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Burnley

Burnley manager Sean Dyche speaking to BBC Sport: "When you make the chances we did, the quality of them and hitting the woodwork twice, there's that little bit of psychology to it - 'Is it not going to be our day?' We come away disappointed.

"We had a strong pre-season, the energy and quality has been good. We created a lot of good chances today but as we know the hardest thing in the game is scoring goals. It is good that we are creating chances but we have to take them.

"I feel for Nick Pope today, he's hardly had a save to make but he had to pick the ball out of the net twice.

"We upset our own rhythm. We didn't get up the pitch quick enough That was our doing, it was nothing tactical.

"Fans don't actually win the game for you they just help you win the game. The performance wins the game. A lot of our performance was right today."

Norwich's new boy Milot Rashica looked pretty sharp in the first half too.

He was all over the shop - switching from left to right - as you can see from his touchmap below.

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No new signings on show for Liverpool at the moment but it's a big game for Kostas Tsimikas, who is filling in for the injured Andy Robertson at left-back.

He's not had too many opportunities to show what he can do since arriving in Merseyside but he was busy in the first half. This was his touchmap.

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Norwich City are winless in each of their previous 41 Premier League games when losing at half-time (D1 L40), since beating West Ham United in November 2013.

Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 89 English Premier League matches when leading at half-time (W80, D9) dating back to 4 December 2016 against AFC Bournemouth (L3-4).

Although, in the last 15 minutes of that first half, 9.5% of the action was in the Liverpool third.

Diogo Jota's goal the difference so far.

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Oooft! Nice!

Milot Rashica leaves Kostas Tsimikas on the floor with a twisting, turning and skillful move.

He can't pick out a team-mate with the cross though.

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Dimitrios Giannoulis has looked lively down the left for Norwich but Trent Alexander-Arnold just eases him off it near the backline.

The intensity has dropped off a bit now with half time looming.

Max Aarons plays it over the top for Teemu Pukki to chase but Joel Matip is there to mop up.

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Max Aarons gets the better of Kostas Tsimikas as the Liverpool full-back tries to slide in Sadio Mane on the left.

The Greek shows his frustration but gets a hug off Mane.

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Diogo Jota and Sadio Mane aren't quite on the same wavelength as the Portuguese tries a one-two.

He chases down Grant Hanley immediately but the Norwich defender works it out well until Kostas Tsimikas eventually wins it back for Liverpool.

James Milner gets a flick-on at the front post and Virgil van Dijk tries to scissor-kick it in.

It's more Djimi Traore than Ian Rush.

Max Aarons and Sadio Mane battle for a ball in the box and it's up in the air as Mohamed Salah comes in attempting to volley it.

Todd Cantwell just about gets his toe on it. There's another corner and Joel Matip's strike is cleared off the line after Salah's flick was saved at the near post!

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Teemu Pukki slides it across goal and Trent Alexander-Arnold has to make a last-ditch clearance before the flag eventually goes up for offside.

Kostas Tsimikas sprays a long ball over to Joel Matip, who is still in the box after Liverpool's last corner.

He chests it down but it's nicked off him just as he's about to shoot. Another corner... headed away again.

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That's given a burst to the away fans too. Norwich started brightly but Liverpool are starting to up the ante.

A fifth corner now.