Liverpool midfielder Fabinho is lucky to avoid a yellow yard here. His fellow Brazilian Vinicius Jr knocks the ball past him on the wing and Fabinho knows he has no chance of catching him so sticks his arm out to bring him down instead.

That was the quickest goal Liverpool have ever scored at Anfield in the Champions League.

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Fabinho almost bursts into the box but is denied by a good sliding tackle from Eduardo Camavinga. Good but risky. He just got the ball, it started outside the box and ended inside.

After an early foray by Napoli, Eintracht Frankfurt have responded well and had a couple of chances.

Randal Kolo Muani showed some great skill to flick the ball over his shoulder before sweeping a shot just wide of the far post, while Mario Gotze forced Alex Meret to gather his strike at his near post.

Real push for a rapid equaliser but Liverpool defend well and come away with the ball. The Reds just pinging it round now in midfield.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a goal, what a finish! Salah whips that ball in, and the little flick from Darwin Nunez. I said Liverpool would start quick but I didn't think it would be that quick.

With a 68, a 77 and a 99 in their ranks, Napoli are not afraid to go high with their shirt numbers.

They boast a frightening attack and it has already flexed its muscles in the first few minutes of this game, with Khvicha Kvaratskhelia chasing a pass over the top, getting into the box and cutting the ball back but it goes just behind his team-mate.

Real midfielder Eduardo Camavinga loses the ball but Cody Gakpo slips in the box as he's set to shoot.

Mohamed Salah slipped a minute ago too, also in the box. What's going on there?

Some good early pressure by Liverpool but Real remain relaxed at the back.

We are under way at Anfield and in Frankfurt.

There is a moment's silence for Real Madrid legend Amancio Amaro Varela, who died today at the age of 83. A wreath is laid.

No player has scored more Champions League goals against Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool than Real Madrid’s Vinicius Jr - who netted the only goal in last season's final.

Monaco's former Sevilla striker Wissam Ben Yedder has also bagged three.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

Liverpool fans are wasting no time in making their fury known at the manner in which they were wrongly blamed for the chaos at last season's Champions League final between these two teams in Paris.

A large banner right at the front of The Kop simply reads "UEFA LIARS" and the Champions League anthem is jeered thunderously.

Adam Lallana
Ex-Liverpool and current Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

If Liverpool can knock the holders out of the competition it will reignite their season and galvanise the players. They will need nothing short of a win to take to the Bernabeu.

Stefan Bajcetic, at 18 years and 122 days, becomes Liverpool's youngest starter in a Champions League game, surpassing Harvey Elliott (18y 318d) at Inter Milan a year ago.

Toni Kroos was left out of Madrid's squad initially with illness, but he flew out to join the squad earlier today... and was then just named on the bench,

Semra Hunter
La Liga TV presenter on BBC Radio 5 Live

I am surprised Toni Kroos went in the end. I imagine he is there as a back-up option if he needs it but they have plenty of options such as Dani Ceballos. There is important players coming back into the side like Karim Benzema who has been out injured for a lot of this season and hasn't scored in the Champions League yet.

It is more attacking than we had been expecting from Ancelotti, who has decided to go with Rodrygo and Vinicius Jr in case there are chances to hit Liverpool on the couter.

This is Jurgen Klopp's 200th game as Liverpool manager at Anfield in all competitions.

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