Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

The last few passes from Declan Rice have been wonderful. He wants to give and go, playing forward round the corner. He is trying to gain momentum and get his team back into it.

The camera pans to Diego Costa, who is downing an energy drink. You know the one - the guys who sponsor a load of football teams.

Costa fuelled up on energy drinks, a scary thought.

Anyway Neto is back on.

West Ham aren't happy as the referee stops play so Pedro Neto can get treatment on his leg. He was injured while trying to tackle Jarrod Bowen. A strange decision to stop play for that.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a wonderful ball in the build up, it falls to Bowen. The keeper spills it slightly and then it's agonisingly wide from Scamacca.

Double chance for West Ham.

Jarrod Bowen gets the ball on the edge on the box, cuts in and curls a nice effort. Jose Sa parries it and Jonny just puts Gianluca Scamacca off as the Italian tries to dink the ball over the keeper.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

When you bring new players in from different countries, I'm not so sure they're up to speed yet to play like a David Moyes team. It will take time.

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First yellow card of the day as Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves catches Jarrod Bowen after the West Ham player had already released the ball.

Neves will be banned for Wolves' next game because that's his fifth booking of the season.

Gianluca Scamacca is well offside as he runs onto Maxwel Cornet's flick-on, cuts inside and curls wide from 20 yards.

It wouldn't have counted.

West Ham go forward for the first time but Jarrod Bowen's ball to Gianluca Scamacca is cut out.

Having said that, Wolves have their third chance in seven minutes. Good start. Jonny hammers one in from the corner of the box and a diving Lukasz Fabianski gets a hand to it to keep it out. Corner which comes to nothing.

If you are expecting a classic here, I'd lower your expectations. Both sides have scored exactly three Premier League goals this season. And we're in October...

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Wolves' Matheus Nunes does well to ride a Jan Kehrer tackle in the box but lashes a shot well wide - if it even went wide. It was a risky sliding tackle from Kehrer in truth. He's lucky Nunes didn't go down.

One of Wolves' Portuguese lads Daniel Podence has a crack from long range, tipped over by Lukasz Fabianski.

A bit of history here.

Wolves have eight Portuguese players in their starting line-up. That's a record for one nationality in a Premier League team (excluding English).

West Ham shouts for a penalty in the opening 50 seconds as Jarrod Bowen goes down. No dice says the referee.

Joao Moutinho and Ruben Neves both make their 150th Premier League appearances for Wolves.

They are one off Conor Coady's club record of 151.

Under way at the old Olympic Stadium.

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp to BBC Sport: "This game has different stories. There is the story of how we conceded two early goals, there is the story of how we came back in the game, then there is the story of how we threw it away.

"Brighton are a really good football team and a real team. It was a different formation, we were surprised a little bit? Yes a little. But we were already 2-0 down when we adapted from that. We scored our goals which were the counter-attacks. We could have won but would we have deserved to win? I'm actually not sure. Brighton deserved something.

"With all the good things we did during the week the confidence is a little flower and when someone stamps on it, it is really difficult. We have to accept it. Of course it is not enough for us but it is what we got.

"I spoke to the boys in a similar way to how I speak to you. I don't know how many times I have to say we need a reaction. The first goal has an impac ton both teams. They were flying and we were somewhere in between. They used that for the second goal.

"We could have defended much better. It's football and you have to accept it. On a day like this when it starts like this, it's important to fight your way through. It would be nice if you could win it. We always have problems against Brighton who are a very good football team but we have to do better.

"I know we have 10 points and that's the reality. I don't hide from that. We have to go together and build."

Chelsea

Chelsea midfielder Conor Gallagher, who scored his first goal for the Blues against his former side Crystal Palace, speaking to Match of the Day, said: "It's a very special moment to come on and get the winner and my first goal for Chelsea.

"It was written in the stars. Unfortunately it came against Palace but I'm just buzzing to get my first goal.

"Everyone knows how much I loved it here [at Palace] and I thank the whole club and the fans - even today with the reception they gave me.

"Hopefully I can build a bit of confidence with the goal and push on. I want to work as hard as I can for him [manager Graham Potter] and be available wherever he needs me, whether starting or coming off the bench.

"Obviously I want to start and I need to show him I'm good enough."