Everton boss Carlo Ancelotti, speaking to BBC Sport: "We knew this would be a difficult game to play here. "We played the game we had planned. We avoided to concede counter-attacks and tried to find the chance to be clinical when the opportunity came.

Brighton head coach Graham Potter: "It was tough for us at half-time of course because of the scoreline and how the half went. "You're looking for a response, you're looking for character, and I thought we got it.

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said he is not willing to consider talk of a title challenge until after 30 games. "There's no title race after 15 games," he said. "You can lose the chance of being in the race in the first 10 games of course but play another 15 and get to 30 maybe, then we can start talking about it when we've at least played more than half the season.

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho, speaking to Sky Sports: "One point against Wolves normally wouldn't be a bad result because they are a strong opponent. But scoring in the first minute and having 89 minutes to score more, there's a sense of feeling frustrated.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche speaking to BBC Sport: "I thought it was deserved. Generally over the last five or six games performances have been good, including tonight. "We created some great chances and, hyper-critically, we could have had the game sealed earlier on.

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo to Amazon: "We were always in the game. We were well organised. In the second half we played really good football. "In the first half the game was tight, Chelsea had the ball.

Wolves boss Nuno: "It's always disappointing to lose. We played good. In the first half it was an intense game and both teams were tight. [There were] too many fouls, it did not flow.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: "The game, the atmosphere, it was so nice. I had goosebumps. [The fans] started 'You'll Never Walk Alone' - really nice. I never knew it could feel that good.

Arsenal results not good enough - Arteta "It's something that the day I decided to be a coach I knew that one day I would be sacked or leave the football club but I don't know when that is going to happen," he said.

Theo Walcott said he "feels like a kid again" after scoring his first goal since rejoining Southampton in their Premier League draw at Wolves. Southampton are still fifth, though, and Walcott is keen to help them "achieve things this season".

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers: "The first half we were very good without the football and in the second half we had to show real resilience. "We have seen that this season, the players are developing and to show that mentality and desire is so pleasing.

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo to BBC Sport: "I think we were good but we should play better. We started well. We had a good team in front of us. At the end of the first half we slowed down our pressure and Palace had chances.