Moussa Djenepo hasn't quite hit his stride yet. Bit rusty after time out. His run forward is promising, but the pass designed for Kyle Walker-Peters wide right floats out of play.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Anfield

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Norwich have played Liverpool three times this season, losing all three games while conceding nine goals and scoring just one.

Hats off then to the Norwich fans who have travelled for this game, particularly with the very late kick off time.

I make it a nine-hour round trip for those doing the journey in one sitting and Canaries boss Dean Smith likely echoed the thoughts of many travelling fans.

"Certainly it is too late for the away fans to travel and to be expected to travel back,' he said.

Harry Isted's first action is to collect a bouncing ball in the area.

It's not as easy as that though, the ball is spinning and dropping with Timo Werner closing in as well so he did well to keep his concentration.

Jack Tanner: Do Luton have a case of being the biggest club to have dropped into non league?

Bobby Seagull: As a West Ham fan, I know that Top 4 would be the dream. But you don't tell the grandkids about the time you finished Top 4. You'll tell them about the time West Ham won a trophy. Could it be a claret & blue FA Cup this year?

Well, this is an encouraging start for those after a good Cup tie.

Saints get forward and Moussa Djenepo slices a shot awfully before the Hammers break and Jarrod Bowen is denied from getting in on goal by a superb last-ditch tackle from Jack Stephens.

BBC Radio 5 Live

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Former Manchester City and Aston Villa defender Micah Richards doesn't think Liverpool will win the quadruple this season, but believes it is exciting times for the club.

Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live's Monday Night Club, he said: "Do I think they will win the quadruple? No.

"I think they could win the Champions League again, they could win the FA Cup and they’ve won the League Cup, so they could win three. They are that team.

"Manchester City are six points clear at this moment in time. Over 38 games, I think City are a little bit more consistent if we talk about the last three or four years.

"But I just think Liverpool now are better equipped. They’ve done special things and won the Super Cup, the Champions League, the league and now the League Cup.

"We’ve always talked about Manchester City being so great - and why we talk about them so much is because of the strength in depth. Now Liverpool are starting to get strength in depth, so if they can maintain that while keeping everyone happy, we’re talking about two of the best teams we’ve ever seen in the Premier League. They push each other.

"Liverpool can do whatever they want. From the manager to the assistant manager dancing in the dressing room at Wembley, I’d love to be around that. He gets it. I think it’s onwards and upwards for Liverpool."

Listen to more on Liverpool's quadruple chances from 27'57 on BBC Sounds

Ahh a sad sight as Luton goalkeeper Jed Steer is taken off on a stretcher.

On comes third choice Harry Isted in his place. What an opportunity for him.

One FA Cup game becomes two as the game gets under way at St Mary's. It's an all-Premier League affair between West Ham and in-form Southampton, who are a tough nut at home.

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea have been sloppy. The way they have started, it looks as though the news about Abramovich has affected the way they are playing.

It looks a bad one for Jed Steer, he is still down on the ground taking attention from the physios.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC One

Jed Steer went down before there was any kind of contact - whether it was the turf, that is not good to see, because you see his ankle drop in there a little bit.

I feel for Jed Steer, it looks like he has done something quite bad. When you are pushing off like that and you feel something go.

Chelsea almost have their first opening as goalkeeper Jed Steer comes out towards Hakim Ziyech's ball over the top, but then crashes to the turf.

It looks like he has twisted his ankle.

Romelu Lukaku had an open goal from eight yards out if he managed to control that.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC One

It is an interesting game to play Ruben Loftus-Cheek in the middle of your back three, with balls coming into the box, Luton won't be afraid to put it in there.

Kepa Arrizabalaga thinks he's taking a penalty in a Carabao Cup final, smashing a backpass up the field.

This one stays inside the stadium.

The other effort is still in orbit.

Arjun Singh: I have a feeling we’re in for that sort of night tonight, Blues fans. Can’t even complain about the defending, perfect header, no chance for Kepa. Great goal.

Neil Kennedy: WOW! Some start for Luton Town. Only 88 minutes to defend it then!!

Emma: Oh wow Luton get the first goal.

Chelsea are absolutely rattled.

The hosts clip in another free-kick and goalscorer Reece Burke cannot believe his luck as he is free again, but this time a looping header is punched away by Kepa Arrizabalaga.

Middlesbrough

Looks like we're getting more scenes like this tonight.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Anfield

As expected, Liverpool ring the changes following their League Cup win over Chelsea.

Only Jordan Henderson retains his place in the side from Sunday with Alisson starting in goal and Divock Origi and Takumi Minamino among those coming in.

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Milner, Konate, Gomez, Tsimikas, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Henderson, Jones, Minamino, Origi, Jota.

Subs: Mane, Adrian, Diaz, Robertson, Matip, Kelleher, Morton, Bradley, Elliott.

Norwich also make plenty of changes, with seven players coming in from Friday's 2-0 defeat at Southampton.

Tim Krul comes back into goal while Lukas Rupp and Christoph Zimmermann also start.

Norwich XI: Krul, Byram, Zimmermann, Gibson, Giannoulis, Rupp,Normann, Lees-Melou, Placheta, Pukki, Rashica.

Subs: Gilmour, Dowell, Tzolis, Sorensen, McLean, Sargent, Gunn, Tomkinson,Rowe.