Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a disappointing first half for us. We made mistakes in our defensive moments and in this league, if you give away opportunities, it can be very difficult.

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl: "They played [Edinson] Cavani and he is very hard to defend against. We couldn't keep the pressure high on them. We tried everything and made a fantastic game.

Arsenal results not good enough - Arteta "It's something that the day I decided to be a coach I knew that one day I would be sacked or leave the football club but I don't know when that is going to happen," he said.

Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti to Sky Sports: "They got a goal at the end. We could have scored before, they could have scored before. In the end, they won because they got the goal.

Burnley manager Sean Dyche to MOTD: "You can't start a game with a gameplan then throw it out of the window with a mistake that early against these. Here, it is really tough then. They use the ball so well and there's movement everywhere so it becomes a tough afternoon, which it was.

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson to Match of the Day: "The first half there were one or two things we could improve on. We maybe should have scored the second. Overall we have to be happy with the performance.

West Brom manager Slaven Bilic, speaking to Sky Sports: "It’s a massively important win. This was THE game. There are enough games after this one, but it was very important - crucial - for both teams to win the game.

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson, speaking to BBC Sport: "It's frustrating because I know we can play better and then the goals came so late. But all credit to Newcastle - they did exceptionally well to defend the way they did and to win it is a bonus for them.

Theo Walcott said he "feels like a kid again" after scoring his first goal since rejoining Southampton in their Premier League draw at Wolves. Southampton are still fifth, though, and Walcott is keen to help them "achieve things this season".

Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal have been installed as the two favorites to win the 2020-21 UEFA Europa League after matchday 4. Current Premier League leaders Tottenham hammered Ludogorets 4-0 on Thursday night, which included a brace from loanee Carlos Vinicius and a 50-yard strike from Harry Winks.

Bayern Munich are the bookmakers’ favourites to win the 2020-21 UEFA Champions League after becoming the first side to win their group earlier this week. Hansi Flick’s side have won four out of four in Group A, opening up a seven-point lead over Atletico Madrid in second, with two games to play.

Tottenham have made a superb start to the 2020/21 season and fans are starting to believe this might be the year they finally end their long wait for a league title. Heading into the new campaign, few had Tottenham down as genuine title contenders.

There are growing concerns amongst managers in the Premier League that the congested schedule is causing multiple injuries within their ranks. Players picking up knocks is up by 15% in the early stages of this campaign compared to other seasons, and it now seems very likely that the five-substitute rule, that was in place for the remainder of last season, as a part of the Football Association’s Project Restart, is going to be reinstated.

Heading into the November winter break, Leicester City is the perhaps surprising name found at the summit of the Premier League table. There’s no doubt that Brendan Rodgers has revolutionised the Foxes, who have been dynamic, exuberant and an attacking force to be reckoned with so far in 2020/21.

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For all the domestic success that Manchester City have accrued over the past decade or so, there is still one thing that alludes them and that is the ability to dine at the very top table of European football.

This week’s Champions League action certainly proved to be an intriguing one with a number of shock results as some of the giants got off to a shaky start. The likes of Real Madrid, PSG and Borussia Dortmund all got off to slow starts, while Liverpool and Manchester City were steady, while Barcelona and Bayern were, well, Barcelona and Bayern.

The Champions League is back and already we’ve seen a number of shocks and surprises as the group stages get underway. Of course, to play in the tournament amongst Europe’s elite is one thing, but to go one better and win the prestigious trophy is another – and all participating teams will be vying for a place in the final, in Istanbul next year.

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