"I think that's the way it went in my dreams last night," said Bowen. "The assistant manager said the keeper liked to go down quickly. I knew the angle was tight so I got enough on it to dink it over him.

Villa boss Dean Smith: "I try to defend the players but today was not good enough. We got what we deserved. "We spoke about having a good start but in the first 20 minutes we never laid a glove on them.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche speaking to Match of the Day: "It was incredibly poor conditions for travelling let alone football. A tough game, really tough. We had to dig in again like we do.

"We're not even close to being perfect. We just look to use our skills in the best possible way. The boys have done that for a while pretty good and that's why we have these numbers," said Klopp.

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl: "As everybody sees, we had a good first half and a not-so-good second half. "The opponent showed how you can turn the table with a few lucky moments, and I think we had a chance to score the third goal, when we were a little bit unlucky with the Long header on to the post.

Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl: "You could feel in every second of the game that we could win today. So to come back from behind one down with the history of the first game - it was so intense.

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl speaking to Match of the Day: "I must praise the team for this unbelievable character, mentality and passion. The whole stadium was flowing today.

Lampard's side ran over 5km less than the visitors overall and generally lacked creativity and energy. "We have found now that when teams make it difficult for us and do not give us space, we are finding it tough and so it clearly needs to improve," added Lampard.

Aston Villa manager Dean Smith calls on Grealish's teammates to score more goals: "Whenever we concede a goal it feels like the end of the world at the moment," Smith said. "The manner we conceded the goals is very poor.

"I can't divide myself from the team," said Pellegrini. "For West Ham it was an important three points. "I said before the game that I felt every day the commitment of the players in the work that they do.

Newcastle boss Steve Bruce, speaking to Match of the Day: "In the first half we looked like we had played three games in six days. I felt we were flat and it was not really until we changed things at half-time and went higher up the pitch we caused them some problems.

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl told BBC Sport: "It is clear we used a lot of energy in the first 70 minutes, until 2-1 it was a good game from us. They thought something was possible for them and in the last 15 minutes we were a bit tired.