West Ham boss David Moyes, speaking to Match of the Day: "We showed a different side to our game today, great character and determination. We didn't have quite as much possession but got the goal that counted.

Brentford boss Thomas Frank, speaking to MOTD: "It was a very good performance. Very proud of the team and the players. Leicester are a very good side, very well coached. The way we smashed them first half, totally dominated them for 45 minutes.

Brighton boss Graham Potter, speaking to MOTD: "It was a tough one for us. They were fantastic and you have to credit them for the way they played. "I thought we were quite good and then conceded a bit of a soft goal.

Speaking to Match of the Day, Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl said: "We had some good moments when we created a lot of chances and were aggressive with the ball. After conceding, we started doing what we wanted but we didn't have enough in the second half.

Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa to Sky Sports: “We deserved something more than the draw. Apart from some things at the start of both halves, we had the control of the game. Progressively we started to get closer and closer to the goal and to have won the game would have been more in accordance with what happened on the pitch.

Everton boss Rafa Benitez: "I think it is difficult to explain when you are winning 2-1 and concede four goals in a few minutes. We need to understand how to manage the game, especially managing when you are winning.

Interim Newcastle manager Graeme Jones, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was a rollercoaster at times. I thought off the ball we were comfortable in the first half. "I worked with Christian Benteke with Belgium so I know where his profile is.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel, speaking to BT Sport: “We played a good performance. We were sharp and put in a lot of effort. We pressed high and won many balls, we played with a high rhythm and created a lot of chances.

Aston Villa manager Dean Smith talking to BBC MOTD: "First half we got dominated physically. I can take the second half. I don't expect us to get dominated physically though. You can't give teams in the Premier League a head start.

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A 2-2 draw between Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur was not the result Fulham boss Scott Parker or West Brom gaffer Sam Allardyce would have hoped for last Sunday afternoon. But for the Newcastle faithful, it was a sign that they could yet stay in the Premier League.

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Drawing Atalanta in the Champions League was one of those ties that had the potential to go horribly wrong for Real Madrid. The Italian side are a difficult team to predict – at one moment they can look like world beaters while the next they resemble a bunch of amateurs.

The weekend continues with the Liverpool's worst ever home top flight form with defeat to Fulham, while Manchester United puts a stop to Manchester City's 21-match winning streak. While Fulham's win at the Anfield moves them a step an inch from the relegation drop-zone, Newcastle United slip into the relegation fight and Brighton & Hove Albion's bad luck goes on.

Chelsea's manager, Thomas Tuchel according to reports, has warned N'Golo Kante's game-time will be shortened until this month's international break to ensure the Frenchman is fully fit for the run-in.

Manchester United have reportedly contacted Leeds United over the possibility of signing Raphinha, who is also a target for Liverpool. According to a report by Brazilian outlet UOL Esporte, Manchester United have stepped up their efforts to sign Raphinha in the summer transfer window.

Manchester City have been handed an encouraging boost in their planned pursuit of Borussia Dortmund's star striker, Erling Haaland, with details emerging as to where the power may lie in the Norwegian's team of representatives.

Premier League club Arsenal F.C are reportedly keen on completing a summer move for Jordan Amavi, who is yet to agree a deal with his club Olympique Marseille, who has five points adrift Europa League group stage qualification.

The British Government have reportedly contacted UEFA about the opportunity to host the whole of the upcoming European Championship’s in England.  According to recent newspaper reports, culture secretary Oliver Dowden has told UEFA that the current vaccination scheme in the UK will be advanced enough by the summer to allow fans to attend football matches before the rest of Europe.

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The Premier League continues to attract the best football players the world has seen, with only a few of the best to have played the game having not seemingly made the switch to the English division.