Watford are growing into this game. Joao Pedro puts in a lovely cross which Josh King can't quite get a connection to.

Straight down the other end, Adam Armstrong heads a Kyle Walker-Peters delivery inches over the bar.

Gabriel Jesus and Wilfried Zaha get involved in a little tussle, with the former feeling he's taken a knock before charging into the back of the latter in retaliation.

The ref has a word with both players but takes no other action.

Yves Bissouma goes so close for Brighton. He wins the ball on the halfway line, surges forward and then hits a sweet swerving strike from 20 yards off the post.

Actually it's a good save, Alisson touched it onto the upright. The corner comes to nothing.

Callum Wilson rises in the box to head over a Matt Ricthie free-kick. Never looked like testing Edouard Mendy.

Palace are firmly on the back foot now as City look for a quick parity-restoring goal. The visitors are compact, though. They're keeping the champions at bay despite giving up a lot of the ball in their own half.

Jordan Henderson is the only player to have scored a Premier League goal in each of the last 13 seasons (from 2009-10 onwards).

Theo Walcott is the only player who can equal this.

Hayden is back on for Newcastle, who immediately have to fend off a driving run from N'Golo Kante into the box.

Mohamed Salah (10 goals, six assists) equals the Premier League record for most goal involvements in a club's opening 10 matches of a season.

The others are Dennis Bergkamp for Arsenal in 1997-98 (10 goals, six assists), Thierry Henry for Arsenal in 2004-05 (eight goals, eight assists) and Harry Kane for Spurs last season (seven goals, nine assists).

Isaac Hayden drops to the turf and requires a bit of treatment. Newcastle could do without an early injury blow.

He moves very slowly and cautiously to the touchline.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

Six days on, The Kop is singing about Ole at the wheel. You can be sure Liverpool fans will be cheering for Tottenham in the pubs around Anfield after this game.

Brighton's first attack since the goal but Jakub Moder drags a shot well wide from just outside the box.

Liverpool counter but Mohamed Salah's cross is over everyone.

Almost a second Chris Wood goal. He gets a good head onto Johann Gudmundsson's cross but Premier League debutant Alvaro Fernandez makes a decent, low save.

Now Wood fires over the bar but he was offside anyway.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

The away supporters are at the far end of the stadium to where Crystal Palace scored so there was a slight delay before they started celebrating.

Conor Gallagher deserves credit for winning possession high up the pitch and whilst Wilfried Zaha's strike wasn't the cleanest it was pretty accurate.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Apart from the early chance for Newcastle, Chelsea have started to dominated possession and the game.

Wilfried Zaha is the first player to score 50 top-flight goals for Palace.

Chelsea in the ascendancy now at St James'. The Blues seeing a lot of the ball around the Newcastle box without yet properly testing Karl Darlow.

Liverpool win a corner now, conceded by Marc Cucurella. Could be a long day for Brighton.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

If he's not scoring then Mo Salah is setting them up. His assist allows Jordan Henderson to fire home from the edge of the box in front of The Kop. They loved that!

You have to go back to 7 March the last time they failed to score in the top-flight. That was their 44th goal in 15 games in all competitions this season.