West Ham United

West Ham midfielder Declan Rice to BT Sport: "A positive point. We were probably the better team on the night. We were much improved from the start of the season and looked a threat against a top team.

"It's a game of margins. It was good to get a point and now go onto the next one.

"Tonight there was a different energy to us. We were up for it. A London derby, we know what it means to the fans.

"We bought in eight or nine top players this summer. It won't click straight away. But we're starting to gel a bit more. We need to keep working hard."

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool's tails are up. They're taking charge of this game and Newcastle are just defending for their lives.

And another yellow card for Newcastle as Kieran Trippier trips Luis Diaz. James Milner chips the ball cleverly into the box for Fabio Carvalho, who controls well but then scuffs his shot wide.

The fourth official's board goes up and there's five minutes added on.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa captain John McGinn: “A bit of naivety. We were standoffish in the first half. Douglas [Luiz] scored a great goal and we were right back in it and then we make the same mistakes over and over again and we were punished. It is about us as players taking responsibility and being more streetwise. We need to start getting results and we are all aware of it

“It would be a bigger problem if the effort wasn’t there. There were a lot more bodies on the line. But we seem to be weak when we score a goal. It is something we have addressed after the game and something we need to improve if we are to take the club where we want to.

“Douglas is super talented and practices those corners all the time. It was no fluke again tonight. Tough to take to concede a goal so soon after.

“If you don’t perform you get criticism and you can either go into your shell and worry or you can puff your chest out and try to do something about it. It is not going to turn overnight.

“It has nothing to do with the manager. Players are put out to do jobs and if we don’t perform those jobs it is our responsibility. Arsenal were in a similar position last season and stuck with it and got it right.”

Into the 87th minute and, surprisingly, we have our first yellow card of the game as Jamaal Lascelles is booked for stopping Harvey Elliott from getting away.

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Dom: Milner even being on this pitch is an embarrassment for a team with so called title credentials. I wonder what the net spend brigade will say about our lack of funding in midfield.

Dan: On tonight's evidence. Top 4 for Liverpool is going to be challenging. Top 6 for Newcastle highly likely.

Paul: Obviously we miss Mane, but this is the sort of game we miss Origi turning up with a late goal off the bench.

Manchester City

Manchester City striker Julian Alvarez to Match of the Day, via a translator: "Obviously I'm very happy for the team performance, and for my two goals, and getting that reception from all the fans.

"I think it's not me or Erling, we can play together in the starting XI. We fit together, which is good for the team.

"Some things are similar from Argentina, like the ball pressing, but the Premier League is faster, I have to adapt to that. My team-mates help me and I am super grateful for that."

That was the final chance. A draw is a fair result in the end. West Ham get their first home point of the season.

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HOW HAVE WEST HAM NOT WON THIS GAME?!

Jarrod Bowen hooks the ball across the goalline and Michail Antonio and another Hammers player can't turn it into the empty net.

Fabinho fires over as Liverpool come forward again. Newcastle are trying to slow the game down as they creep towards a point and teenager Elliott Anderson comes on for Miguel Almiron.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can see there are nerves in that Newcastle back four now. They have worked too hard to leave here with nothing.

Spurs' Ivan Perisic is booked now. West Ham debutant Lucas Paqueta as well.

West Ham's Emerson Palmieri and Spurs' Richarlison are both booked for a minor tussle.

Four minutes added on.

Newcastle give the ball away inside their box and Mo Salah quickly finds Luis Diaz, whose first time shot takes a deflection off Kieran Trippier but Nick Pope is alert to the danger.

There's a tense atmosphere around Anfield now.

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Chris: Erling Haaland now has more Premier League goals than Norwich had after 20 games last season.

A major let-off for Spurs.

Vladimir Coufal cuts the ball back in the box and there are unmarked summer signings Emerson Palmieri and Lucas Paqueta.

They both leave it for each other and the ball rolls away. David Moyes sinks to his knees.

Twelve shots for each team and four on target each. Close game. Two minutes to go.

Luis Diaz skips a couple of challenges on the edge of the box but can't find the opening.

Newcastle are defending with all that they have now with 15 minutes to go.