“At 2-0 up and playing really really well, you’re not thinking so much about the need to change,” the Leicester manager said. “If you’re chasing the game, it’s on you to try and change it.

Graham Potter’s : “Great performance, delighted with the boys and it’s a nice start for us. It’s not easy [losing Bissouma and Cucurella] but we’ve got a good, ambitious group.

“I was fortunate as a manager to be with Messi and if he scored two, he wanted three, if he scored three he wanted four, and if he got four he wanted five,” Guardiola said. “The top goalscorers, the strikers, they are never satisfied.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel : "We have struggled in the last seasons to get points here - and we have the points. A win is a win - it's the most important thing for everything but we have to get better.

Bournemouth boss Scott Parker: "We understood the challenge we faced today. It was crucial we got a result. We brought passion, desire and energy, and we were well worthy of the result.

"It was tough, we know every game in the Premier League is going to be tough. We are still getting to know each other, we’ve got players coming in left, right and centre and it’s about getting to know each other better.

Tottenham wing-back Ryan Sessegnon to BBC Sport: "It was a very special moment - it has been a long time coming. I haven't played many games at the club for various reasons but it feels a special moment.

"I think we did a good game," Lage said. "I think we were the better team, we created a lot of chances, and we didn't score. I'm happy with the performance, but not happy with the result.

"The performance was a defeat - the result is not a defeat but the performance was a defeat and that's why we have to figure out what happened," said Klopp. "Playing the way we played is not how we should play, and that's why my frustration about that is pretty high.

Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira: "I don't know if 2-0 is well deserved for Arsenal, both teams didn't really create a lot of chances. "The two goals we conceded were poor. And then for us, when we had that good moments, the momentum, we created two really good chances to get back into the game and we didn't take them, and that was the frustration today.

Former Manchester City captain Richard Dunne does not believe Pep Guardiola's tactical acumen is his greatest attribute. "He has so many world-class players that do not play every week and yet he manages to keep them all happy and interested," Dunne told BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp tells BBC Sport: "I know Manchester City won 3-2 but I have no idea about any other result. Congratulations to Manchester City, Pep Guardiola and all the supporters, we made it a tough race but you fought hard, we fought hard but this game was not the pinnacle of our skill set.