Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Gabriel Martinelli's duel with Trent Alexander-Arnold was flagged up as an area where Arsenal could get some joy but to get it inside a minute is dream stuff for the Gunners.

Emirates Stadium is alive. What can Liverpool to do respond to going behind early once more?

The last time Arsenal scored a quicker goal in the Premier League was Theo Walcott against QPR in May 2013. It ended 1-0.

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Hassan: Dropping Fabinho to the bench already shows Klopp got it wrong.

Darwin Nunez is offside now as he tries to run onto a ball forward. This is only his third Premier League start.

Dan: Trent Alexander Arnold really is doing all he can to give Emerson Royal a run for his money as the worst defensive right back in the league.

Kwakudavidberks: Trent can't defend, Klopp what proof do you need?

Trent Alexander-Arnold's corner is booted away by Thomas Partey, which starts another Arsenal counter.

Gabriel Martinelli has the beating of Luis Diaz for pace and the Liverpool man brings him down on halfway. Yellow card.

Gabriel Jesus takes a heavy touch while lets Darwin Nunez away but the Liverpool striker's shot is heavily deflected for a corner.

Gabriel Martinelli's goal after 58 seconds is the quickest that Arsenal have ever scored against Liverpool in the Premier League.

I said we were going to learn a lot about the two sides today...

Arsenal are 14 points above Liverpool as things stand and more importantly top of the Premier League.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Like a knife through butter there. Martinelli opens his right foot and just tucks it in. This Liverpool team seem shell shocked.

There's a VAR check for offside and *nervous pause*... THE GOAL STANDS.

Feels like we are going to learn a lot about both Arsenal and Liverpool today.

After the players take a knee, we are under way at the Emirates.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everyone is looking forward to this game, these are the games that you want to play in. The atmosphere in this stadium is special, you can feel it.

Reminder of the teams...

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Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira, speaking to BBC Sport: "We knew what to expect and the first half an hour was difficult for us. They pressed us. But we came back and built a momentum that allowed us to win the game.

"Leeds executed the game plan well. They knew we wanted to play from the back and our decision making wasn't the best. That is why we went a bit more long ball.

"We needed it as a team. When you win games you create a momentum and belief in the way you want to play.

"We were calm. Of course we were looking at the league because the table doesn't lie but we were not getting what we deserved in games. Today the mentality was right and we took the three points."

On Eberechi Eze: "He was a really good link and in front of goal like that he can score goals. I expect him to score more goals."

Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva to BBC Match of the Day: "I will not speak about the referee, sorry, because they will probably come after me and I'll be off the bench or pay a fine. I am not here for that, I am here to manage my players.

"I will not say to you what I think. Can I ask you what you think? Even for the third goal there was a handball about five seconds before. Congratulations to West Ham, they got the three points.

"Until the penalty we were clearly the best team on the pitch. West Ham have a lot of quality and come from two really good seasons but Fulham Football Club were clearly the best team of the pitch.

"We showed personality, character and we like to control the game on the pitch and the penalty changed the balance of the match. We lost some focus and confidence after the penalty.

"The game showed that we have to keep learning and improving. I will keep demanding more from my players and more maturity to manage periods of the game better."

Neil: A very attack-minded formation for Liverpool & I would like to see it when defending. It could be a long afternoon! Let's wait and see. YNWA.

Noel: Chris Sutton feeling brave with his 4-1 to Arsenal! I think this will be the spark to ignite Liverpool's season, Mohamed Salah lighting the fire. 1-2!