RP Patel: Liverpool look like a team that have lost total belief in how they play. Teams have figured them out. Does Klopp have plan A and plan A only? Bring back Sadio Mane please

Elliott: Sad to say it but James Milner is done at the top level. Half a yard too late to everything, blunts Liverpool's ability to press high and early booking reduces ability to engage in 'tactical' fouls.

And there's the chance Tottenham have been waiting for.

The hosts have a two-on-two in attack, Son Heung-min finding the run of his best mate Harry Kane, but the England skipper drags wide from 12 yards out.

Got to be doing better from there, especially with their showing so far.

Liverpool will be very glad to see the back of Victor Osimhen. He's replaced by Giovanni Simeone, son of Diego.

Victor Osimhen could be going off here. He was an injury doubt for this game but was passed fit to start.

But he's got a problem here.

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Marseille are well organised across the pitch and Spurs are lacking inventiveness to break them down.

It has not been a good showing from Antonio Conte's men as we approach half-time.

The Italian will be having a stern word at the break.

He needs to, Spurs just haven't got going.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The shape of Napoli when they're defending deep is compact, but as soon as they win the ball back, the wingers and the centre-forward are off. They’re brilliant at doing it.

Dean: Must admit, as a Liverpool fan I've seen a lot of bad performances. But this season has to be worse than even Hodgsons or Rodgers. Can someone check if some of these players have been replaced by dodgy copies.

Mike W: Liverpool had money to buy a midfielder..they decided to spend 80 million on a striker with the first touch of a curb instead.

Trent Alexander-Arnold has a shot blocked. Liverpool have had chances, but they're still second best.

Paul: At what point do questions have to be asked of Salah? He’s been pretty poor for most of the season so far and he’s not doing much here either. He’s got too comfortable now he’s got his new deal. And I’ve seen games where he was rotten yet still not subbed

If I was a Liverpool fan or Jurgen Klopp, I would be very worried every time Victor Osimhen takes on Joe Gomez. This time Alisson races off his line to take the ball.

That'll cost you a few quid to get on the back of your shirt.

I'm glad Paul Lopez has recovered from his earlier injury.

Marseille's sub goalkeeper is Simon Ngapandouetnbu.

It doesn't matter where Robert Lewandowski is, he scores goals.

He collects the ball on the edge of the area, drops his right shoulder and curls into the bottom right-hand corner.

The Poland international has scored six goals in five games since joining the Catalan club.

The Spurs fans come to life as Harry Kane has the ball down the right edge of the box.

The England skipper turns onto his left peg and sees a low strike blocked before scooping the follow-up into the hands of Pau Lopez.

That's better from the hosts.

Antonio Conte was on the touchline stroking his chin just seconds earlier.

Big chance for Harvey Elliott and Liverpool. James Milner crosses and a Napoli defender gets a head onto it but it lands to Elliott, who isn't expecting it, at the back post and he thighs it wide.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BT Sport

It is almost embarrassing how easily Napoli are sweeping through Liverpool.

This is the first time I've seen Napoli this season and they look absolutely class.

Can see why they're unbeaten in Serie A.

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Chance for Liverpool as Trent Alexander-Arnold whips in a free-kick which Virgil van Dijk heads towards goal - but Alex Meret saves.

This was travelling at a rate of knots.

Ex-Arsenal man Matteo Guendouzi picks up a loose ball then smashes one from range which is blocked.

Hugo Lloris then has an easy catch with no Marseille player around him, but decides to punch the ball instead.

It irates the home faithful, who are growing in frustration.