Andy Rudd: Another day, another decision leaving you scratching your head, 3 very similar incidents. Fulham pen yesterday, Forest no pen and no pen today. Inconsistency is mad. Maybe just replace officials with a game show wheel, it seems equally random.

Mohamed Salah with a chance for the hat-trick, on his left foot, but it is saved and held by Hugo Lloris.

Joe Wedgwood: Emery has the bizarre niche of only being good at teams w/ "villa" in their name. Aston Villa, Villarreal, Sevilla. So he's basically out of options after this job. Does Port Vale count?

Sam Johnson: Spurs were outplayed by Chelsea, were beaten comfortably by Newcastle, Arsenal and United and being walked over by a Liverpool team dwindling in 10th in the Prem - we’ve beaten Brighton and Fulham in the top half, not good enough. Poch In?

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wow! How has that not gone in? Brilliant pull back from Sessegnon who cuts it back for Perisic but it strikes Allison's bar.

The only problem for Spurs is that the ball hasn't fallen to the main man Harry Kane's feet. I'm sure once it does, he will make no mistake.

What a start to the second half for Tottenham. They hit the post in the first half through Ivan Perisic and have now hit the crossbar through him too.

Ryan Sessegnon pulls it back, Perisic hits it first time but can only watch it bounce off the bar.

A chance for Eric Dier to redeem himself after that costly first-half error, but Alisson is equal to Dier's header and keeps it out.

Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 112 English Premier League matches when leading at half-time (won 102, drew 10) dating back to 4 December, 2016 against AFC Bournemouth (lost 3-4).

We're back in action in north London. We've already seen some superb comebacks this weekend. Will we see another one?

Johnny Bowe: Conte in or out?

Ruz: Conte should resign. There's no point having a decent coach if the players keep gifting the opposition goals. Spurs shooting themselves in the foot again.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

You don't get away with that with any Premier League forward around.

It was an individual error, I don't think we need to make too much of it. It was one of those things that Eric Dier has probably done 100 times over and never got wrong. This time at the biggest moment, unfortunately it went wrong for the young man.

At this moment, it's all about character and putting that to bed. He will try to put things right for his team.

Hassan Tambuwal: Klopp got it right today, Thiago, Fabinho and Elliott, that should be our midfield all season.

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl states his side "didn't play a bad game, but that's not good enough" after a 4-1 loss to Magpies.

Eddie Howe was very pleased with Newcastle's 4-1 win over Southampton but felt his side's performance was below recent form.

West Ham manager David Moyes admits mistakes from his side cost them in their 2-1 loss to Crystal Palace.

Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira praises the "resilience" his side showed coming back from a goal down to win 2-1 at West Ham.

Manchester United manager Erik tan Hag describes his team's performance as "not acceptable" in their 3-1 Premier League defeat to Aston Villa at Villa Park.

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery praises the "amazing" support as Villa beat Manchester United 3-1 in the Premier League at Villa Park.

Let's have a look at some of the reaction from the managers from some of the earlier matches today....

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Incredible [boos from the Tottenham fans at half time]. It doesn't help anyone, getting booed off. The players won't want to play at home, they'll look forward to playing away. When your home fans aren't supporting you, they're boing you.

Right now, 2-0 down at home, you need your fans. We've seen it with Nottingham Forest, winning, losing, drawing, their fans are behind them and that's what Spurs need now.

Boos from the home fans as the first half ends. Liverpool lead 2-0 thanks to two goals from Mohamed Salah.

The first ended a move involving Andy Robertson and Darwin Nunez, the second jumping on a poor header from Eric Dier and lifting a finish over Hugo Lloris.

Spurs have had an Ivan Perisic header pushed on to the post by Alisson but the hosts have it all to do in the second half.

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