Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Anfield

The hundreds who walked out early for their half-time snacks in the concourses missed that Virgil van Dijk goal.

I wonder if Roberto Firmino is raging there's been a goal not involving him!

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool are having such joy down the right-hand side, but you've got to do something to stop it.

There is no movement on the left of Bournemouth's defence, they've got to be given some help.

Trent Alexander-Arnold wins the ball in his own box and starts a counter.

He finds Mohamed Salah, who picks out Roberto Firmino and then continues his run.

The defence back off Firmino, maybe expecting a pass to Salah, but the Brazilian goes alone and Mark Travers gets down low to keep out his effort from 20 yards.

Into the 45th minute and Manchester City have not had a shot on target so far in this game.

The 10 men of Chelsea nearly take the lead. Raheem Sterling crosses from the left wing, Leicester only partially clear and it falls to Reece James, 15 yards out and from a tight angle, but the strike thunders off the outside of the post.

Seconds later, down the other end, Youri Tielemans lifts a ball over the Chelsea backline and Jamie Vardy runs on to it but can only drag his shot well wide, with a rare poor one-on-one attempt.

There's some groans of frustrations from the home fans as a forward pass evades Erling Haaland and goes through to Vicente Guaita.

Said: Excellent response from Liverpool today and that's the best way to gain confidence, to do the right things over and over again.

Richard: Even as a United fan, I never understood the talk of Liverpool potentially selling Firmino. The guy is quality. Now he has a position to fight for I imagine he'll be stepping up his game a lot more.

Ash: But… but… but Firmino was meant to be ‘finished’ ...

Adam: You have to feel for Bournemouth, it's the worst possible time to play Liverpool at Anfield. A Jurgen Klopp rocket in midweek could result in a cricket score in this game. Unplayable.

Brentford are getting closer and closer.

Bryan Mbeumo's curling attempt takes a clip and out it goes for a corner.

Jordan Pickford has just been told by the referee to get a move on.

Everton want to eat up some seconds so they can get to half-time with a lead but the Bees are threatening an equaliser.

Unless you hear otherwise from me, just presume Liverpool are having an attack. It's relentless.

If Mohamed Salah was on form today it would probably be 7-0. He volleys wide from the corner of the box.

The only other Liverpool player before today to make four goal contributions in a single half of a Premier League match is Milan Baros in Liverpool's 6-0 win at West Brom on 26 April 2003 (two goals and two assists in the second half).

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Referee Paul Tierney is a busy man today. He shows a yellow card to Leicester's Dennis Praet for blocking off Raheem Sterling after the England man had nutmegged him.

Good leap by Phil Foden to meet a cross but he can only head over the crossbar.

Five minutes to go until the break and Palace will hope to hold onto their two-goal lead until half time.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Final Score

There's not a better full-back going forward than Alexander-Arnold.

He knows he had a bad game against Manchester United but he's come back from that all right.

Liverpool are on fire!

It's 0-3 on yellow cards now as Leeds' Brenden Aaronson is booked for a foul.

The last time Liverpool scored four Premier League goals this quickly was February 2014 against Arsenal.

They led 4-0 within 20 minutes there - and won 5-1.

Brentford still trail despite striking the woodwork a couple of times through Mathias Jensen and Ivan Toney.

Will Everton get to half-time with a lead?

Bournemouth's Ryan Christie controls the ball and hits a volley which clips the outside of the post. He thinks a Liverpool player got a touch but he's wrong.

Leicester have a goal chalked off and Chelsea are very lucky.

The corner from Youri Tielemans is swung in, Harvey Barnes gets to the ball before goalkeeper Edouard Mendy and heads at goal, the ball bounces off the post and Daniel Amartey slides in to convert the rebound.

However, the goal is wiped out with the officials deciding Barnes had fouled Mendy when jumping for the ball. It looks a soft foul, but Chelsea are not complaining as it's still 0-0.

Remember, Chelsea are having to play for 62 minutes with only 10 men after Conor Gallagher picked up two yellow cards inside the first 28 minutes.