Good afternnon and welcome to LIVE coverage of Liverpool against Fulham. A 2pm kick-off in this match at Anfield. Teams coming right up for you.

All too easy on the day. Brendan Rodgers given a rousing reception by the home fans. Up to second place in the table.

There goes the final whistle! A 4-0 win for Liverpool.

We are into three minutes of time added on here.

Suarez all smiles. Little wonder. This match was over a long time ago.

Allen pressing the ball hard before he is penalised for a late challenge on Giorgos Karagounis.

Martin Jol looks on with his face very serious. Can't be too content with what has gone on here today.

Victor Moses has come on as sub to make his 200th senior career appearance in all competitions. Could do with a goal to go with the occasion.

Parker with a crunching tackle on Henderson. Appeals for a penalty, but Parker timed that challenge to perfection.

Joe Allen goes for goal, but smashes the shot into the body of Senderos. Fulham cannot get out here.

Parker works back to clear the Coutinho cross. This has been a long old day for Fulham. Parker continue his duties.

Berbatov departs the scene to be replaced by Giorgos Karagounis.

Amorebieta with a header out from the Jose Enrique cross. Change coming here for the visiting side.

Ball comes off the knee of Suarez before landing in the arms of Stekelenburg. Almost a bizarre ricochet brings up the hat-trick.

Kasami back to help out his defence by depriving Johnson of the ball. Liverpool continue to press and press. And press.

Senderos and Suarez collide in the visitng box. Faint appeals for a penalty, but looked a fair shoulder challenge from both men.

Sidwell tries to cut through the middle of the home defence, but caught offside seconds later.

Sturridge with a round of applause for the home fans as Victor Moses is introduced.

Skrtel clips the ball towards goal from a corner. No real pace on the connection. Easy take in the end for Maarten Stekelenburg.

Just possession football for Liverpool. Look like they can pick open the visitors at will here.

Fulham have gone 4-0 behind within the opening 54 mins of a Premier League match for only the third time – and first since they lost 4-0 home v Blackburn in April 2003.