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FT: Newcastle 0-2 Liverpool - Nunez fires visitors ahead & Gakpo doubles lead before Pope sent off
FT: Brentford 1-1 Crystal Palace - Eze opens scoring, Janelt levels
FT: Brighton 0-1 Fulham - Solomon with late goal
FT: Chelsea 0-1 Southampton - Ward-Prowse gives Saints lead
FT: Everton 1-0 Leeds - Coleman scores for Toffees
FT: Nottingham Forest 1-1 Manchester City - Silva puts visitors ahead; Wood levels
FT: Wolves 0-1 Bournemouth - Tavernier with opener
FT: Aston Villa 2-4 Arsenal - Watkins opener; Saka levels before Coutinho restores lead; Zinchenko makes it 2-2, Martinez scores 93rd-minute own goal & Martinelli adds fourth
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Newcastle 0-1 Liverpool
Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at St James' Park
Another brilliant ball by Trent Alexander-Arnold. He's already provided one goal. It's a good game this - end to end.
Newcastle 0-1 Liverpool
Newcastle deal with the corner and a follow-up cross and Allan Saint-Maximin takes them up the pitch, but fails to find Alex Isak with a through ball.
Newcastle 0-1 Liverpool
That goal has settled the Reds now and Kieran Trippier slides behind a cross for a Liverpool corner.
Newcastle 0-1 Liverpool
A Liverpool win would take them up to the heady heights of eighth, above Brentford. Another two goals would take them above Brighton into seventh.
Newcastle 0-1 Liverpool
Liverpool have avoided defeat in their last 41 matches when scoring the opening goal in the Premier League dating back to 13 February 2021 against Leicester City.
Newcastle 0-1 Liverpool
Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at St James' Park
The goal was against the run of play. I know we have only played 12 minutes but Newcastle have been the better side. There are more goals to come in this. Definitely.
Newcastle 0-1 Liverpool
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at St. James' Park
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was in a furious mood until that goal from Darwin Nunez. He felt Liverpool were affording Newcastle too much and space and he was right.
All is a lot better in his world now.
Newcastle 0-1 Liverpool
That is Darwin Nunez's 11th Liverpool goal and his sixth in the Premier League. He is their second top scorer behind Mohamed Salah on 18.
Newcastle 0-1 Liverpool
Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at St James' Park
What a delivery. What a first touch. What a great goal. Nick Pope doesn't move. Maybe it's against the run of play, but what a goal. Pope, no chance. Great goal.
Newcastle 0-1 Liverpool
The caption says they are checking it for offside, but it is for handball. And the decision is... goal stands.
Newcastle 0-1 Liverpool
There's a check...
Darwin Nunez
Liverpool score with their first proper chance. Trent Alexander-Arnold plays a nice ball over the top from the halfway line into Darwin Nunez.
The Reds striker takes it down, lets it bounce a couple of times and then drills a shot past Nick Pope.
Newcastle 0-0 Liverpool
Newcastle are putting some pressure on and Alisson isn't happy with his team-mates. Throw-in to the Toon and they go again.
Newcastle 0-0 Liverpool
Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at St James' Park
Excellent start by Newcastle. Liverpool can't keep up. There is more energy in Newcastle's midfield. They are dominating midfield.
Newcastle 0-0 Liverpool
Allan Saint-Maximin beats Trent Alexander-Arnold and Joe Gomez with some skill. His cross is cut out by Virgil van Dijk but comes back to him. He hammers a shot over as a team-mate in the centre suggests he should have passed.
Newcastle 0-0 Liverpool
Good goalkeeping by Alisson again. Allan Saint-Maximin drifts across the pitch and picks out Miguel Almiron in space. Almiron races into the box and shoots but Alisson makes himself big and an outstretched arm keeps the Reds level.
Newcastle 0-0 Liverpool
Now Liverpool keeper Alisson is quick off his line to stop a through ball reaching Alex Isak.
Newcastle 0-0 Liverpool
End to end already and Newcastle keeper Nick Pope has to rush out of his box to do some admin.
FT: Brighton 0-1 Fulham
Brighton & Hove Albion
Brighton manager Roberto de Zerbi, who received a red card at the final whistle, speaking to BBC Sport: "I told the referee that I lost time in the meeting with his boss this week. Nothing more."
On the result: "We know very well how football can be, we played very well but made mistakes when we had chances to score. I'm happy for the performance.
"We could win and I think we deserved to win but in football it can happen to shoot 21 times against two or maybe three shots and to lose the game.
"But if we speak in the future I prefer to lose one game with this mentality than to win many games not to play well like we did. In the future this type of game will help us progress.
"We shot a lot of times and created many chances to score. If we didn't shoot and didn't create anything there is a problem. But if we play like this I think in the second half the opponent was not very dangerous. We can't do more than a performance like today."
On sharing a hug with Fulham scorer Manor Solomon, who he managed at Shakhtar Donetsk: "He was my player and I love him because we stayed six months. I'm happy for him, but sad for the result. At the end of the game he is my friend."
Chelsea 0-1 Southampton
Southampton
Southampton's James Ward-Prowse, speaking to BBC Sport: "We build from this now and don't look back. It feels like a bit of a fresh start.
"We are delighted for him [interim boss Ruben Selles]. He has come in and shown a real calmness. We just have to go out, deliver and believe in ourselves and you could see that from minute one today."