Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo speaking to BBC's Match of the Day: "I think it was a good performance. Not a perfect one because there is no perfection because Tottenham has huge quality on their players. The problems that they cause us. They had chances, we had chances. It was a good game but I think we started the game well. We were brave to try and reduce the space and we played with some good football, especially going out and the transitions that we had, it was good. In the second half, we started well. We had a couple of situations that we could have done better and in the end, it was about belief, it was about team spirit and it was about helping each other. Players that come from the bench, the impact they had. All in all, I think it was a good performance."

On whether it was a perfect game for counter attacks and not coneding chances: "Yes because the way Tottenham plays is very difficult because the full backs come inside, they create superiorities in the wide areas. It's very difficult to control because they have quality. It was necessary to realise that. THen, it is about the coverage, the runs, adjusting on the defensive lines. I think we really closed the game down and we didn't allow too many situations. The only thing that was missing was the threat of going out and we didn't have too much. In those moments, more than anything, it goes beyond football. It is belief, it is desire. It's commitment.

On the quality of his centre-backs: "And Ola and Neco and Yates. It is all about the team. Honestly, it's all about the team. The help that Chris gives to the team with the high line. The way he presses, he makes our life much easier when we have to defend because the lines he closes down are very important. Then, good for the boys. Clean sheet was important for us against a team that scores so many goals was huge and we have to keep on going at the moment. Thanks to the fans at the City Ground, it was buzzing and we cannot thank them enough. Now we rest, recover and go."

Southampton

New Southampton manager Ivan Juric speaking to Match of the Day: "I think we did a really good game, that we played much better than West Ham and created lots of chances, especially in the first half.

"We didn't score and we conceded one goal where we don't have to concede, but I'm very satisfied that after four or five days of work [in training] the players are starting to press hard, to steal the balls, to shoot a lot on the opponents' goal. There's a lot of things [that I'm happy with] but I'm not happy with the result."

On the team's lack of self-belief so far this season: "I don't think it's happened this season that the team shoots 18 times and create those kind of chances. I see one very good Southampton, very concrete, with high pressure. The players feel it, they have to adjust to believe and to go on.

"They are listening and they want to improve. Of course, if you have a lot of chances and you don't score, then confidence is a problem."

On task of keeping Southampton in the Premier League: "It will be extremely difficult but after today's game, I'm more positive than before because I saw that my players can play better than West Ham - or at the same level. There are a lot of things to getting better, some details, but we have to be confident that we can go on."

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca, speaking to MOTD: "It is a shame, especially in the way we lost the game in the last minute.

"It happened and now it is about recovering energy and ready to go again in a couple of days.

"We could have managed the game better, controlled better, but it is a game we can learn things.

"We have said many times we are a very, very young team but the most important thing is to see them growing and improving.

"Tomorrow we are in recovery and on Saturday we prepare for Monday game. It is important to recover the energy.

"I said many times no matter if we win games or don't it is more the reality we can see inside that for many reason we are not ready [for a title challenge]. The most important thing is to see the team improve."

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Tottenham Hotspur

More from Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou speaking to BBC's Match of the Day on his players: "They are giving everything at the moment. It's not an easy place to come. There wasn't much between the two teams. We just weren't able to get over the top.

On Radu Dragusin's injury and its severity: "Not sure. He obviously needed to come off so we will just wait and see.

On whether recruits will be signed in January: "We will see. We will work on that, but we've got a game Sunday and that is our focus now and we will have a look at that after.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou speaking to BBC's Match of the Day: "It was a tight game obviously, with the way that Forest played it was never going to be an open game. We had some good chances to get a goal but we needed to gain momentum in the game. Unfortunately, we couldn't get it and they scored from their counter attack. Unfortunately, we were unable to claw it back.

On whether it was disappointing to concede as early as they did: "You know when the game is in the balance you don't want them to gain the ascendency. I thought we were in control more at times. When they scored, I thought we had the better chances. A disappointing goal but we had good chances after that to get back in the game.

On what he felt was missing in attack: "Just a combination of things. There's not a lot of space and the keeper has pulled off a couple of saves so we've kind of let that opportunity to get a clear cut view of goal but we couldn't get a breakthrough.

Chelsea

Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca speaking to Amazon Prime: "The first 10-15 minutes of the second half, we conceded too much transition to them. We could have controlled it much better. Then I think the game was there, but unfortunately we conceded that late goal.

"We could have managed the game better, especially the second half. It's a team with Alex Iwobi, Adama Traore and Raul Jimenez who are good in transition. We could have avoided that, but it's a game that we can learn many things.

"It's just a game that we lost unfortunately. Now it's a matter of recovery and try to go again in three days."

On title credentials: "I said many times that we are not title contenders because we win a game or lose a game. It's the feeling that we have inside. It's the reality for us and this is the reason why. The best thing we can do is to just focus on game by game and see the things that we can improve."

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola to BBC Match of the Day: "I think we have to value the point. It's not what we wanted at the beginning. I think we did half of the job: we defended well, didn't concede, kept the clean sheet, but we missed a bit of the final touch at the end. We had a few good transitions where we lacked a bit of sharpness in the last pass, last control and we couldn't score the goal.

On whether that means needing more of the "efficiency" he has previously mentioned: "It's difficult to attack Palace, they have a back five, the chances you are going to have probably won't be super clear. I think we've had these kind of chances but we've missed the brilliance at the end and we couldn't win it."

On Bournemouth's unbeaten run: "Once you win away it probably looks better the point at home. Once you've beaten United and you look at the four games, everyone would have taken them. Now we need to prepare again against Fulham and it's going to be a nice game but difficult."

Tottenham Hotspur

More from Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou speaking to Prime Video on the schedule and losing Radu Dragusin and Djed Spence: "It doesn't make it any easier but nothing we can do about it. We will see what the full [situation] is."

On what is being done for the January window: "We are working hard behind the scenes, but we've got a game on Sunday and focus on that first. Then, we will look at January."

On what positive momentum his side can take going into Sunday's meeting with Wolves: "We just have to keep going, there's no other choice. They are all big games for us now. We're back at home and we just have to go out there and put on a positive performance."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou speaking to Prime Video: "Tight game. Not much in it really. With the way Forest set up, it is never going to be too open and not have too many chances. We get a couple of good chances that kind of gave them the goal. Not much between us but obviously, they've got on top."

On energy in the team: "I didn't say we're struggling with energy, no. I do think you're putting words in my mouth. I said we needed energy but I didn't say we were struggling with it. It was a tight game, we had some good chances. They didn't have too many themselves but they got the goal and we tried hard to claw that back and we couldn't."

On positives: "It was a tight game but we lost, so we've got to take the disappointment of that."

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There's been a lot of football today and a lot of reaction to the results so far. Here's some manager comments after earlier games...

Roberto Martinez
Portugal manager on Amazon Prime

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You have to highlight the personality of how Leicester were going to start the game.

In their first action they were ready to score.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

Some Liverpool fans missed that beautiful finish by Cody Gakpo as they had made an early dash for half-time refreshments.

Ruud van Nistelrooy knows all about Gakpo after the forward scored nine in 14 league games for his PSV Eindohven side before Gakpo joined Liverpool in January 2023.

Gakpo is now into double figures in all competitions for Liverpool this season.

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Liverpool push immediately for a second but the whistle goes for half time.

Cody Gakpo isn't happy, he feels there should have been more time, but it is all square at the break.

Andy Townsend
Former Premier League midfielder on Amazon Prime

Cody Gakpo has been sharp.

Whenever he has got the ball on the right side he has tried to make something positive from it.

With the time he has got he curls it beautifully past the goalkeeper.

A brilliant goal.

Andy Townsend
Former Premier League midfielder on Amazon Prime

So unlucky.

Mo Salah is so relaxed when he receives it.

Jakub Stolarczyk was never getting to that.

Liverpool 0-3 Woodwork!

The hosts strike it for third time in the match as Mohamed Salah's curling effort bounces back off the bar.

There's two additional minutes to be played.