Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers to BBC Sport: "Everything was missing - it was poor. We started the season well and scored goals but we lacked aggression in our defending and West Ham have shown they are a good side.

West Ham assistant Alan Irvine talking to BBC Sport: "There were a lot of phone calls with David Moyes. Stuart Pearce was inundated. David picked the team and controlled the substitutions.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta praised his side's mental strength after Eddie Nketiah's late winner maintained their 100% start to the season against West Ham. "What I like is the approach the boys had in the last 25 minutes where I could see they were a bit down and then they lift it," Arteta said.

West Ham boss David Moyes speaking to BBC MOTD: "I think you are always trying to improve the squad but that wasn't the reason we lost tonight. We have to analyse that. "We had a good pre-season, we were feeling good after finishing the season well so we were disappointed with tonight.

Aston Villa boss Dean Smith: "When Jack scores you think 'That's it we're safe' but a deflection made it a little bit nervous, but we saw it out well. "I'm immensely proud and I've said that in the dressing room.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was pleased with the way his side responded, as Manchester United battled back to secure a valuable point against West Ham at Old Trafford: “Going into half-time, we knew that’s not the result we wanted.

Pearson said: "First half we let the game pass us by. We had passengers, which is disappointing at this stage of the season. "The second-half performance was much improved - very competitive.

Norwich midfielder Alex Tettey speaking to BT Sport: "It’s very hard for me to talk, that was a tough game for us. We came out trying to be positive but when we don’t do what we have to do on the pitch we are punished.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche: "Last few games have been fantastic. It's a challenge when they lose team-mates. There's a resilience to them, you add in organisation and physical prowess, and they've got more talent than people mention.

"I have to say the players are showing great fight and we're going to go right to the end," said Moyes. "This league could easily go right to the last game of the season - we understand that and we're prepared for that if it has to be done.

West Ham boss David Moyes, speaking to BBC Sport: On VAR decision: "At that moment I thought everything was going against us. The first goal is vital and when you lose it you think here we go again but great credit to the players, they kept at it and I thought we got the reward.

Spurs boss Jose Mourinho to Sky Sports: "I am happy with the result, the clean sheet, it means the team is more solid, the players have less doubts. We played against a team with a coach with a lot of experience that organises teams in a very difficult way.