What a miss! Szoboszlai's cross finds Barcola beyond the far post, completely unmarked and able to watch the ball dip towards his instep and pick his spot! Unfortunately the spot he picks is approximately 40 rows back in the stand.

The ball came off a Palace player, and offside it is. An escape for Liverpool, who were controlling this game for a while but are certainly not dominating it currently.

Goal disallowed! Some penalty-area ping-pong ends with the ball at Strand Larsen's feet, five yards out, and he turns it in! But he's given offside! VAR will have a look at this, of course, and the question is who the ball came off …

Strand Larsen is found in space, but by the time he's shooting distance from goal Van Dijk has come across, and he gets in the way of the shot.

Brentford's Igor Thiago is sent off for "pushing an opponent in the face with force". Chema Andres had been hassling him for about 20 seconds of constant mini-fouling, and eventually Thiago has had enough of it and gives him a push. His hand catches his opponent's chin, he goes down clutching his forehead, and VAR does the rest. It wasn't nothing, for sure, but neither was it what Chema Andres pretended it was.

Another poor final pass from Liverpool, which allows Disasi to get there before Gakpo, and shepherd the ball out of play.

It's much more open now at Selhurst Park. Araujo goes into the book for a foul, and then a Liverpool counter is curtailed by a poor pass and a good interception from Wharton.

"Liverpool fan here, but still, surely a push is a push?" writes Ric Latham of that push on Barcola. "It wasn't shoulder to shoulder, the defender wasn't challenging for the ball, all he was doing was (successfully) preventing Barcola from getting his head anywhere near it. It's a stone cold pen in either box, and saying otherwise just normalises the idea that players should get away with things like this because it wasn't clear enough. Maddening." In the time it takes to read this email Tony Harrington, the referee, gives two soft free-kicks for pushing or blocking and it's the inconsistency that's really maddening. There were two hands on his back, but I didn't see the defender's arms straighten as they would if there was a real shove going on.

Brighton move to second in the league! A cross from the right is kind of cleared, from which another cross from the right is kind of cleared, at which point Diego Gomez seizes possession, decides he's had enough of crosses, and bangs a left-footer into the top corner from 25 yards!

They have now! A lovely switch of play gives the ball to Mitchell, who passes inside to Pino, who hammers a shot into the Liverpool crossbar!

Szoboszlai now crosses from the left, Gakpo, beyond the far post, cushions it back across goal and it runs across the goalline without anyone there to turn it in! Palace haven't been out of their half for a while.

Szoboszlai sends in a low, bobbling shot from 23 yards or thereabouts, which Henderson turns round the post.

At Selhurst Park Barcola tries to meet a cross from the right and gets a fairly gentle push in the back as he does so. He goes down, but a penalty for that would be a bit much.

A disastrous goal for Ipswich! Chris Walton, the home side's keeper, tries to take the ball past the onrushing Evanilson, fails, is dispossessed, and the rest is a formality!

A glimpse of goal for Palace, as Mitchell's driven cross is met by Strand Larsen, but he can't do much more than get a foot to it, and he deflects it limply wide of goal, from where it's cleared for a throw-in.

on Crystal Palace v Liverpool, where Isak has just had half a chance, but rather than racing onto the ball he rather meandered up to it, and his shot then hit a defender.

2.01pm: Football o'clock!

The players are out and action is imminent. There'll be a minute's silence before all the games, because it is Remembrance Sunday.

Weather update! It's sunny in Brighton …

… cloudy in Ipswich …

… and it's been raining in Sunderland.

Fabian Hurzeler on what makes Brighton good: "Brilliant at the basics. That's our foundation. That's what made us strong and hopefully will make us strong in the future. It's not about first outplaying the opponent, it's about outworking the opponent."

Marco Rose is asked to identify Ipswich's threat to Bournemouth today, and his response is, I have to say, vicious: "They want to win the game, I'm quite sure. It's a nice ground."

Team news has leaked (well, been published), and here are the lineups for the 2pm Premier League games:

Verbruggen, Costinha, Vuskovic, Dunk, Boscagli, Gross, Andres, Gomez, Ayari, De Cuyper, Kostoulas. Steele, Hadjam, Hinshelwood, Rutter, Minteh, Kadioglu, Wieffer, Svoboda, Yalcouye.
Kelleher, Kayode, Ajer, van den Berg, Hickey, Sangare, Janelt, Ouattara, Schade, Lewis-Potter, Thiago. Valdimarsson, Yarmolyuk, Jensen, Wilson, Anthony, Collins, Damsgaard, Diouf, Schuster.
Michael Oliver.

Henderson, Lerma, Richards, Disasi, Mingueza, Wharton, Timber, Mitchell, Kamada, Pino, Larsen. Benitez, Canvot, Nketiah, McNeil, Hughes, Osorio, Khalaili, Doucoure, Chilwell.
Alisson, Araujo, Jacquet, van Dijk, Kerkez, Szoboszlai, Mac Allister, Gakpo, Wirtz, Barcola, Isak. Mamardashvili, Gomez, Endo, Tsimikas, Munoz, Nyoni, McConnell, Koumas, Ngumoha.
Tony Harrington (Cleveland).

Walton, Ouattara, O'Shea, Diop, Davis, Florentino, Palacios, Maeda, Enciso, Philogene-Bidace, Emersonn. Scherpen, Furlong, Matusiwa, Fatawu, Flemming, Lukic, Greaves, Akpom, Clarke.
Petrovic, Smith, Hill, Silva, Truffert, Adams, Christie, Rayan, Kluivert, Tavernier, Evanilson. Di Gregorio, Cook, Soler, Scott, Doak, Diakite, Adli, Junior Kroupi, Rodriguez.
Simon Hooper.

Roefs, Hume, Mukiele, O'Nien, Mandava, Xhaka, Sadiki, Meunier, Talbi, Le Fee, Brobbey. Ellborg, Danso, Methalie, Nilson Angulo, Rigg, Isidor, Ahoka, Fofana, Tutierov.
Penders, Palestra, Fofana, Colwill, Chavarria, Caicedo, Lavia, Palmer, Henderson, Rogers, Pedro Neto. Sharman-Lowe, Barco, Welbeck, Emegha, Quenda, Gusto, Anselmino, Nicoll-Jazuli, Estevao.
Jarred Gillett.

Hello world! We have four intriguing Premier League matches ahead of us today, with the teams currently fourth (Chelsea) and sixth (Liverpool) in the table playing away to the teams in 20th (Sunderland) and 19th (Crystal Palace), while the early afternoon's big clash, between Brighton and Brentford, gives us the prospect of Brighton – with more than a quarter of the season played mind you – moving to second in the table. Plus, bubbling away in the background, half a game in the Scottish Premiership, the best part of three in the WSL and a side-order of FA Cup action. So, and to summarise, welcome! Here are the 2pm Premier League fixtures:

Brighton v Brentford
Crystal Palace v Liverpool
Ipswich Town v Bournemouth
Sunderland v Chelsea

And then at 4.30pm:
Manchester United v Aston Villa