Newcastle boss Bruce told BBC Sport: "I think getting to play with Sean was unbelievable. We used to kick each other in the garden growing up so to be on the same team, for our hometown club, and to win against Manchester United, who are a good side, is a bit surreal.

"We started well but to be honest we are far away from our best, and against the best opponents you only have the chance to take something if you play your best. "We were too slow in our minds, too slow on the ball.

"We were not at our best. We had chances to score but it was a bad day and we lost the game. "We did not make good process, we had problems in that sense. We are a team that plays a specific way but it is a bad day, that happens sometimes.

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe, speaking to BBC Sport: "I'm disappointed with the first half, we were a little bit too passive and didn't dominate our style on them. "We were second best for long periods.

West Ham manager Manuel Pellegrini, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It's hard to accept. We were a bit unlucky with the decisions. "We scored a goal and took the lead but we had other chances, especially in the first half.

Watford manager Quique Sanchez Flores: "We tried to go for the win but Sheffield United are a very confident and physical side. We didn't concede in a long time, so that's a good thing.

Farke has more players in the treatment room than the changing room at the moment, with 10 first-teamers - including goalkeepers Tim Krul and Ralf Fahrmann - ruled out of the Villa match.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche: "I thought the mentality was good from my players again. The first half was tight - two sides trying to open each other up and not give much away. When they went down to 10 men, Everton went more expansive and threw caution to the wind and then it was about game management.

Brighton manager Graham Potter: "Overall I was really, really happy with the performance. Great personality on the pitch, we attacked well, defended well. "When we made mistakes we recovered, we created chances and played on the front foot as much as we could.

It’s been a topsy, turvy year for Leeds United and, in particular, their manager Marcelo Bielsa. First of all, they were reprimanded and fined by the EFL after being found guilty of breaching league rules, in what commonly became known as the 'Spygate scandal’.

The international break is a good moment to explore some of the English Premier League outright betting markets. One of the most exciting among them is the battle against relegation.

In the British Isles, everyone makes bets — both people not related to sports, and those who directly involved, including football players and coaches. This is a national passion that became the talk of the town just as English arrogance and snobbery.

‘Betting against the spread’ – depending on your level of gambling experience, this phrase might not be overly familiar to you. Even if you have heard of it, given the baffling figures and terms involved, it might seem as alien to you as brain surgery.

Each year the number of people who play in online casinos increases, which leads to a rise in the number of such websites. A web casino gives a nice opportunity to relax, have a good time and even win some money.

The English Premier League new season is set to start this weekend and there's plenty interesting matches already. One that set to entertain many fans on Sunday, August 11, is Manchester United clash against Chelsea at Old Trafford.

It was certainly party time down at Pride Park Stadium once the news came in that Wayne Rooney had decided to sign an 18-month deal with Derby. Rams owner Mel Morris would have been cock-a-hoop at the news as the 62-year-old is known for his penchant for bringing in members of England’s Golden Generation onto his coaching staff.

With the transfer window set to close very soon, all the Premier League clubs are trying hard to strengthen their squads for the coming season. Manchester United are pursuing Harry Maguire without any success yet, while Arsenal’s situation with Wilfried Zaha hasn’t improved any.

The Premier League has given us its share of incredible games and world-class players over the years, as well as some of the most shocking and surprising results that fans never saw coming.