Harry Kane has gone to ground right on the edge of the free-kick, but referee Andrew Madley says nothing wrong with the challenge from Ibrahima Konate and it is play on.

Sam: If subbing off the worst player in professional football (Royal) and immediately scoring down the wing he plays on doesn't show you he should never play again, nothing will.

Dax: Never allow Emerson near the pitch again. Took Kulu 1 min to do what Emerson couldn't do in 68.

Seven Brazil caps is a great effort for the so called worst player in professional football.

It's getting heated on the touchline with Spurs manager Antonio Conte getting a yellow card after slapping the ball away.

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Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I was just saying how important Dejan Kulusevski is. He gets on the ball and he feds that man Harry Kane. He makes no mistake as he drills it into the bottom right hand corner of Alisson's net.

We have a game on our hands now!

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Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Listen to that welcome for Dejan Kulusevski. All of a sudden this Spurs side look a bit more potent. Kulusevski is that link between the attack and the defence. He's just the perfect fit to release the usual Son and Kane.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Kane makes that front post run. He is just onside and glances that ball to the far corner.

Tottenham are creating chances but it has not been their day so far. Harry Kane goes for goal with a header but it is just wide.

A couple of changes for Tottenham and Dejan Kulusevski gets a great reception as he is back in action with Ryan Sessegnon coming off.

Matt Doherty is also on for Emerson Royal for Spurs too.

Which team will finish higher in the Premier League this season? Thumbs up for Spurs (as they are currently higher) and thumbs down for Liverpool.

Nicholas Walker: I'm convinced this is a player personnel problem for Spurs and not a management one.

Richard Browne: Arsenal have spent net $500m over five years. I think both Conte and Klopp need similar backing to compete.

Rodrigo Bentancur for the hosts swings in a cross from deep on the right, Harry Kane goes for a header, but he can't direct it and the ball goes nowhere near the goal.

Nunez to Salah, just like the first goal, but out of nowhere Clement Lenglet comes in with a superb challenge.

Then the flag goes up so it wouldn't have counted if Salah had put the ball in the net, but a good recovery nevertheless from Lenglet.

Conte and the Tottenham fans might not be too happy, but for the neutrals it's a great watch and a fitting end to a great round of matches.

We've still got half an hour left in this one and the way the game is panning out you'd be surprised if there were no more goals.

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Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Cone does not seem happy on the touchline. He is very animated, pointing to his head. He doesn't want this end to end game.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's spicing up this game, it's becoming more and more physical.

I'm sure there are a few World Cup managers thinking 'calm it down guys, we've got a big tournament on our hands!'

Bit of a scuffed shot from Nunez, he beats Bissouma and is in the centre of the 18 yard box but he scuffed his shot into Lloris.

Alisson is living dangerously in the Liverpool goal, almost taking too long to clear his lines with Harry Kane closing him down, but the keeper just about gets away with it.

At the other end Darwin Nunez has a go, but it is not the best of connections and Hugo Lloris diving to his right grabs it.

Andy: Spurs are currently third in the Premier League. Why all this talk of getting rid of Conte?

Jason: Spurs fans need to trust the process - give Conte time and transfer windows to build his team.

Andy: Can't blame Conte for Spurs being poor. He's a top manager with a proven track record. There's something wrong with the culture at Spurs. How long until they next win something without a compete overhaul of their current structure? Can't see it being any time soon.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Spurs have become accustomed to coming from behind so it is no surprise that they have started the second half with real belief and have already created chances but they have made life so hard for themselves and Liverpool look such a threat in the attacking areas.