Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho told BBC Sport: "It feels good [to be top], but maybe tomorrow we are second again and honestly that would not be a problem for me, I am just happy with the evolution.

Manchester City boss Guardiola speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was a tight game. We struggled in the first minutes because they had four players up front. Mane and Salah were playing between the lines, then we adjusted after and had more control.

"I'm happy to get on the scoresheet and obviously happy to get the three points, which was the main thing coming up here," said Walker, who did not celebrate his goal. "My mum and dad live here, so if I'd celebrated I'd have got a lot of stick.

West Ham manager David Moyes, speaking to BBC Match of the Day, on Michail Antonio's goal: "It's the sort of thing as a kid you always wanted to do, to score an overhead kick. It was a terrific goal.

Manchester City goalscorer Raheem Sterling speaking to Sky Sports: "We dropped points early on in the season so it was important to keep on winning. "Coming back from the international break we knew we needed a good performance and to pick up points to kick-start the season.

Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa speaking to MOTD: "The start and the end were with City and the end of the first half and the beginning of the second half were a bit better for us "For them to be superior to us is pretty easy for them, it doesn't require much effort, whereas for us it requires us to go to the limit to be on their level.

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers speaking to Sky Sports: "To beat Man City you have to run like hell. So you have to have that mentality. The tactical discipline was good and because of the counter press you have to get your passes off quick.

Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo to Sky Sports: "The first half we didn't start very well. Manchester City moved the ball well and created a lot of problems for us. We conceded the penalty and from then on it become much harder.

Norwich boss Daniel Farke: "We knew today wouldn’t be competitive against one of the best sides in the world. We were not able to fill the whole bench. "You could feel a bit scared when you look at their bench to ours.

Watford caretaker boss Hayden Mullin, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "It was always going to be a tough ask, we knew that. They are a great side with a great manager. They were hurt after their result at the weekend - the Arsenal game - so we knew it would be tough.

"It's difficult at this stage to cling to positives because you need results and points over everything," said Howe, who has been Cherries manager in each of the top four divisions.

"I was pleased with everything tonight - the result and the levels we reached," Guardiola told Sky Sports afterwards. "We are now at a good level and are ready to play the last games of the Premier League and in the Champions League.