Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho to BBC Sport: "I thought we deserved to win but I think they did not deserve to lose. Villa played to win." On the Spurs penalty: "Steven Bergwijn, I don't know if I call him naive or too honest - the referees tell us pre-match, 'Don't ask for anything, don't surround me, don't do the motion of the screen'.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta to BBC Sport: "After the break, we started saying we had to start closing the gap on the top teams and turn draws into wins. Today was the first opportunity and we've done it.

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.

"The gap is so insane, I don't really understand it," Klopp told Sky Sports. "I am not smart enough. I have not had that before. It is outstanding, so difficult. "I go back into the changing room and we chat about the things and then I am like 'Oh, but congratulations.

Wolves manager Nuno Espirto Santo: "It is not about frustration but realising what we did in the game and now analyse to say 'we could (have won)'. "Leicester had possession in the first half but did not create, we scored in the first half and dominated a very good team.

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe: "It was a tight game, a tough game. You wouldn't believe we were at the wrong end of the table early in the game. I was disappointed that we weren't able to recover after they equalised.

"It's probably a missed opportunity but also a hard-earned point," said Pearson. "We've played better than that in our last two games, we worked exceptionally hard out of possession but we've got to be better in possession.

Everton manager Ancelotti said: "The best thing today is the result as the performance was not good. It was a difficult game with a lot of interruptions, so we were not able to keep the intensity.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche : "You don't want to get too greedy, it's a good run of performances and results. I thought we did enough to edge it, we had a couple of golden chances and kept them to meagre ones.

Real Betis were left to rue a dismal refereeing display after nearly putting a dent in Barcelona’s title hopes over the weekend. Betis went into the game having won just one of their previous six league outings but produced a much-improved performance to give Barca an almighty fright.

There are very few things in this world that redefine the word certainty than Liverpool’s run to an unprecedented 19th Premier League title, a first in 30 years. Well, it has been a long time coming after years of rebuilding to the well-oiled machine that the current Merseyside team is.

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Another game, another win for Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool. But even compared to their other 20 victories in the Premier League this season, this one - against arch-rivals Manchester United - will have felt extra special.

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