Southampton assistant boss Richard Kitzbichler, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was a little surprising for me to be on the sideline today. It can always happen in times like this and I think we coped with the situation.

West Brom manager Sam Allardyce says an embarrassing 5-0 defeat by Leeds United shows he has a "tougher challenge" to keep his new club up than he thought: "I didn't think it was such a tough challenge when we played Liverpool but tonight it's made it even tougher than I thought it was by the way we collapsed," said Allardyce, who has never been relegated during spells in charge of Bolton, Newcastle, Blackburn, West Ham, Sunderland, Crystal Palace and Everton.

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.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: "It does feel like a defeat, but we have a point more than before so it is completely fine. "It's our fault but they deserved the point. In the first half it looked like 90:10 possession - it's a massive challenge to stay on track and do it again but we should have done it.

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.

West Ham manager David Moyes told BBC Sport: "We saw a poor West Ham in the first half but we also saw a good Brighton team in the first half. They made it difficult for us but the resilience of the players kept us going and a few changes helped us.

Marcelo Bielsa, speaking to BBC Sport: "I clearly have to signal in the first half we could have been leading by a bigger margin. In the second, we could have received a goal that would have meant a draw.

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder, speaking to BBC Sport: "It was the same as possibly a good dozen of the games we have played this season. It was a game of not many chances, we were playing a side bang in form but our lack of quality shone through.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola: "That is the tempo we need to play. Today our positional game was perfect, unfortunately we could not score more goals but it is a good result and three more points.

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It’s been almost 20 years since a French side won the Champions League, and following a heartbreaking defeat in the final for PSG last season, could 2020/21 finally mark the season in which the trophy returns to the country? Back in 1992/93, Marseille lifted the trophy, beating AC Milan 1-0 at the Olympiastadion in Munich.

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Bayern Munich are the bookmakers’ favourites to win the 2020-21 UEFA Champions League after becoming the first side to win their group earlier this week. Hansi Flick’s side have won four out of four in Group A, opening up a seven-point lead over Atletico Madrid in second, with two games to play.

Tottenham have made a superb start to the 2020/21 season and fans are starting to believe this might be the year they finally end their long wait for a league title. Heading into the new campaign, few had Tottenham down as genuine title contenders.

There are growing concerns amongst managers in the Premier League that the congested schedule is causing multiple injuries within their ranks. Players picking up knocks is up by 15% in the early stages of this campaign compared to other seasons, and it now seems very likely that the five-substitute rule, that was in place for the remainder of last season, as a part of the Football Association’s Project Restart, is going to be reinstated.

Heading into the November winter break, Leicester City is the perhaps surprising name found at the summit of the Premier League table. There’s no doubt that Brendan Rodgers has revolutionised the Foxes, who have been dynamic, exuberant and an attacking force to be reckoned with so far in 2020/21.

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For all the domestic success that Manchester City have accrued over the past decade or so, there is still one thing that alludes them and that is the ability to dine at the very top table of European football.