Palace are attacking again and almost have a second as Jorgen Strand Larsen's half-volley is saved by Kjell Scherpen.

The resulting corner causes Ipswich Town no problems.

Joel Ward
Former Crystal Palace defender on 5 Live

I can't see Hull doing anything doing different than sitting in their shell and protecting the margin. They've gone a goal down, but they want to keep it at one goal down.

They won't want to concede a second, or a third.

To allow themselves to stay in the game, they can try to catch Chelsea on the break when the hosts start committing players forward, and open up the spaces behind. I can't see Hull going overly front foot against Chelsea and going toe-for-toe, because if they do, spaces will become open.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield

Alvaro Arbeloa will be happy with this Fulham start. They've had a couple of good openings and are certainly not here to sit back at Anfield.

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That Morgan Rogers goal by the way was the first Hull - or keeper Konstantinos Tzolakis - had conceded in the Premier League this season.

Ellen White
Former England striker on Final Score

I don't even know how to explain it to be honest. He [Alisson] shouldn't be passing it there anyway, Ryan Gravenberch does not want the ball. He takes a player out and then it's just absolute carnage. Fulham should have scored, then you've got Jeremy Jacquet on the line who's done brilliantly to prevent a goal.

Evanilson picks the ball up with his back to goal, turns and shoots but the whistle blows. The Brazilian had shoved over Jannik Schuster before getting his shot away.

Hull striker Oli McBurnie is booked for a lunge on Cole Palmer.

Morgan Gibbs-White swings in a deep cross from Forest which Ousmane Diomande, on his first Premier league start, turns over the bar.

James McAtee had an effort for Forest, saved by Zion Suzuki.

Before today only Morgan Rogers has created more chances from open play in the Premier League this season than McAtee.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was sloppy from Liverpool, it was all Alisson. Garcia created an angle, he should've scored that. Golden opportunity for Fulham, goalkeeper out of the net. That's a big fluff for Fulham.

Fulham have opened Liverpool up on a couple of occasions. They should be in front but Garcia couldn't find the back of the net.

Palace's first chance of the match falls to Anan Khalaili.

The full-back jumps to early and heads over after connecting with Tyrick Mitchell's cross.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield

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Fulham should be one up. That's a massive opportunity and it was entirely Liverpool's own doing. Alisson holds his hands up after but the pass to Ryan Gravenberch was never on.

Morgan Rogers is the fifth different player to score or assist in each of Chelsea's first four games of a Premier League season, after Didier Drogba (2010-11), Cesc Fabregas (2014-15), Diego Costa (2014-15 and 2016-17), and Eden Hazard (2018-19).

Almost a real mess for Liverpool at the back. Goalkeeper Alisson gets himself into trouble, Josh King has to hurdle over a sliding challenge from the goalkeeper and the ball drops to Gonzalo Garcia. He shoots at goal but Jeremy Jacquet is in the right place to hack the ball off the line.

Fulham think they should have had a penalty for the challenge on King, but neither referee Thomas Bramall nor those on VAR duty agree.

Chelsea dominating here and Pedro Neto pokes one wide at the near post from a corner.

Joel Ward
Former Crystal Palace defender on 5 Live

The way in which Chelsea transition through the pitch is going to be key in this game. Hull committed their players forward for the set play before and maybe over-committed. It's the recovery games that matter when you're coming up against Chelsea.

To have a front three like that in the way that they can transition and get up the pitch with the quality that they've got, they can hurt you. It was a beautiful strike from Morgan Rogers. When you have this quality on the pitch, you can get punished.

Shay Given
Former Newcastle and Man City keeper on Final Score

Brilliant play from Chelsea. We spoke about the front three before the game and they all linked up for the goal. Joao Pedro wide and then Morgan Rogers, there's a lot of Hull players back to be fair but he goes on his weaker foot.

I probably would question the goalkeeper getting beat at the near post there. Rogers is bang in form and that front three connecting really well.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

Chelsea have scored in the 1st, 4th, 2nd and now 7th minute of their first four Premier League matches.

It's a remarkable stat from new manager Xabi Alonso's quick starters and it is also the first goal Hull City have conceded this season.

Meanwhile, club-record £117m signing Morgan Rogers has three goals and four assists only 12 minutes into his sixth match for Chelsea in all competitions.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield

That's something we could get used to seeing here. It's a lovely ball from Bradley Barcola and perhaps Alexander Isak had a lot more time than he thought. Encouraging signs for Liverpool.