Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta speaking to BBC Sport: “They are a really dangerous team when they are in front. They are a team that presses and is good in transition but we did a lot of things right.

"This league is demanding and cruel at times," Bruce told BBC Sport. "I don't know if I've been on a worse run in 20 years but tonight, I've seen a little bit of something and we will start again tomorrow.

Former England defender Alex Scott, discussing West Ham on BBC Match of the Day: "There is free-flowing football. When I watch West Ham now they are exciting and on the front foot. They want to take the game to teams now instead of waiting to see how a game develops.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche to Match of the Day: "Performance, we had to work very hard, as you do in these places, be diligent and do your jobs - the shape was good, the energy was good.

Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba, speaking to BBC Sport: "Was a beautiful one [goal]. When you go with your instinct you don't think and sometimes it goes well and that is what happened today.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola to MOTD: "I had the feeling we controlled the game. The top four players they have, player like Jack Grealish and Ross Barkley, the feeling is that wow, you feel the dangers in every actions.

West Brom boss Sam Allardyce, speaking to BBC Sport: "If anything disappointed me in the first half we didn't pass the ball like we did against Wolves. We didn't put West Ham under enough pressure but in the second half we did.

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers: "You have seen the real spirit of the side tonight. We were a real threat going forward. "The performance and maturity of the team was pleasing. I knew we were playing against a talented team and we had to be right on our game.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta speaking to BBC Sport: "Really happy overall. Really positive performance, collective and individually we looked really solid and convincing from the first whistle.

While Liverpool’s FA Cup campaign came to an end at Old Trafford on Sunday, there were at least a few signs that their old faithful front three were clanking back into action once more.

We’ve arrived at gameweek 19 in the Premier League and as always seems to be the case at the minute, it’s another action-packed round of matches with no less than 16 Premier League fixtures between Saturday and Thursday.

Not too many football clubs out there are able to go from rookies to a dominant force in the Premier League. Yet, under Jürgen Klopp, the team has achieved just that. Having achieved a lot as the team's manager, Klopp has been able to drive home numerous successes and not least thanks to unique and talented players as Mohamed Salah, who has completely upended fans' expectations to deliver a sterling performance time and again.

It’s been almost 20 years since a French side won the Champions League, and following a heartbreaking defeat in the final for PSG last season, could 2020/21 finally mark the season in which the trophy returns to the country? Back in 1992/93, Marseille lifted the trophy, beating AC Milan 1-0 at the Olympiastadion in Munich.

Recent Spark The rivalry between the two derbies has arguably never been an all-time interesting than in recent days, with Red Devils boasting of the all-time records of 13 out of the 26 seasons Premier League as against the recent 3 out of 5 trophies chalk by the Etihad.

The English Premier League is one of the most impressive soccer competitions in the world, and there is a good reason for that. The quality of football attracts a global audience that swears allegiance not to nationality but to clubs.

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.

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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.