Liverpool v Newcastle Live: Liverpool's Fabio Carvalho scores last minute winner to sink Newcastle at the death

It was an unbelievable game. Pure unbridled drama at the end.

Below is a report of the evening's proceedings. Have a gander, unless you're a Newcastle fan... if that's the case it's probably best to take a couple of hours away from football.

Thats the final whistle. Gut-wrenching for Newcastle but pure euphoria for Liverpool.

Carvalho scores with the last kick of the game! A corner is delivered into the box and Newcastle fail to clear. The bounces around the area before Carvalho smashes a volley into the back of the net from close range. What a finish!

Tsimikas whips a ball into the box but it is well cleared. Gomez then attempts to volley the ball from outside the box, but it unsurprisingly goes well over the bar.

LIVERPOOL CONTINUES TO ATTACK...

...Despite Joelinton being down with cramp. The Reds whip a ball into the box but Pope does brilliantly to gather.

The keeper then receives treatment. Wonderful time wasting. Klopp is fuming.

And Newcastle have a goal kick.This would be Newcastle's fourth draw of the campaign, and what a place this would be to get it.

Liverpool's corner is whipped into the box, but Pope picks it out of the sky, before falling to the ground gripping the ball. He's not getting up any time soon.

Liverpool are piling on the pressure. One cross is kept alive by Diaz and knocked back to Fabinho, but the Brazilian skies it over.

Carvalho attempts a half volley from inside the box but Pope does well to pluck it out of the air.

Liverpool switch it across to Diaz, whose 20-yard powerful strike is palmed over his own bar by Pope. The keeper took no chances.

Joelinton and Longstaff are both down in the centre circle allowing the clock to tick down. You may not like it but Newcastle are managing this game very well.

Liverpool are passing it around but finding it hard to get behind a deep Newcastle defence. The Magpies have been brilliant at the back today.

Liverpool make three changes to change their fortunes in this game, but also perhaps with one eye on the weekend.

Henderson comes off for Milner, Tsimikas comes on for Robertson, and Carvalho comes off for Alexander-Arnold. It looks like Milner is going to right-back then...

Longstaff's switch of play tries to find Almiron, who busts a gut to try to reach it. He actually tries too hard if that's possible, and ends up falling into the photographers' pit.

The Red's are keeping the pressure on so Howe does the sensible thing and makes a couple of changes to slow things down. Isak is off for Wood, while Fraser comes off for Murphy.

We're all square. Salah finds room on the right and cuts a ball back to a revitalised Firmino, who swipes the ball first time into the bottom corner. The Brazilian has been one of Liverpool's best players. He deserves that goal.

Salah and Diaz struggle to get onto the end of a long pass into the box, but the ball falls to Elliott on the edge of the box who shimmies before striking at goal. Pope is there to save well.

The likes of Jones and Tsimikas are going through their paces on the sidelines. Liverpool at present need some inspiration from somewhere, but it's not the deepest bench.

Isak looks very good.

He picks up the ball on the left and drives towards goal. The Swede then makes his way into the box, dances past Gomes and Van Dijk before firing into the Liverpool net. It would have been some goal but it's called back for the tightest of offsides.

Elliott, who is a wonderful player by the way, finds Diaz on the left. The winger cuts back a ball which is half cleared by the Newcastle defence, but only as far as Robertson. The full back fires a speculative shot at goal that strikes a Newcastle body.

The Kop call for handball but it's waved away.