Burnley

Burnley boss Scott Parker speaking to PLP: "First and foremost a massive result for us. We went toe to toe with Leeds last year and really had some tough games, a really good side, a competitive team, so to get the result is really pleasing. I thought large parts of our performance were impressive, the first goal is a brilliant goal, and second half there were elements where we needed to show another side.

"I have been critical the last few weeks in terms of us having nous and understanding what is needed. I saw a group of men at the end of the game that were in their reserves and had to dig deep, so it's very pleasing to get the result.

"We live in a world where you make changes and structural tweaks and you live and die by those decisions, I made the decision [back four] in terms of what I felt was best for today. Of course it worked well because we are standing here with three points but I was pleased with that. It gives us options for sure.

"Premier League matches are ultimately decided on moments of huge quality and we saw that with the delivery from Kyle Walker, you wouldn't want to put it anywhere else. Then you need to execute the finish. Then a moment of huge quality for the second goal, this is just huge from one player who takes the shot on and finds the top corner with pace and dip. Two good goals.

"We have a mantra here, 'Each game as it comes'. This league is deadly. We get a result today which we were well worthy of and now we move onto another game against another competitive game against Wolves."

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at Craven Cottage

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Unusually for Arsenal, there have been a couple of loose passes that have put them in trouble.

A couple from Gabriel and one from Saka which led to chances.

Arsenal captain Bukayo Saka had a shot blocked moments ago after cutting in from the right.

Much better spell from Arsenal. They look more like themselves now.

Riccardo Calafiori's long throw causes problems for Fulham but Leandro Trossard air-kicks and the chance is gone.

Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner speaking to BBC Sport: "I know how our games are going, our last game against Liverpool and our away game to Everton was the same. It's that last goal in the extra time.

"I am so proud of the performance today not the result. How we played and how many chances we created.

"We were ruthless and every chance was a goal. The mentality of the team and the problems we caused. There has not been many teams that has caused Palace so many problems. It was an incredible display.

"I don't think they were that much better in the first-half. When we go in details I think it was an even game, they were ruthless and we said we would stick with the plan and we did.

"Our first goal we were back on the game."

On people doubting their character: "I think everyone enjoyed it. I never doubt our character because we have shown and proved it so many times."

Wolves

Wolves boss Vitor Pereira, speaking to BBC Sport: "The first half was technically poor. When I look back at the first half, I don't remember good moments. In the second half we corrected our moments and in my opinion we played 30 minutes of high quality football and created three or four chances to score.

"In the Premier League you cannot lose these moments. But in the end we concede. In the last 15 minutes with two strikers we stopped playing, we started playing the long ball and this is not our game.

"They scored their goals and we missed our chances. You have moments in football. The players want to the change things but we had two or three chances we couldn't miss.

"But this is football and we keep working and we will prepare for the next game. We must win, score goals and not concede goals."

Arsenal are defending a corner and Eberechi Eze gets a whack to the head so it's a free out.

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Craven Cottage

Arsenal are causing their own problems. Jurrien Timber getting caught on the ball and Gabriel has been the same. They have to be sharper as Fulham have come out the traps.

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Fulham teenager Josh King cuts in from the right and has a 20-yard effort deflected over the bar.

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Craven Cottage

Very slightly offside. It is a fabulous move from Arsenal. The finish from Riccardo Calafiori - what a strike with his left foot - there was no stopping it.

VAR - no goalpublished at 17:47 BST

17:47 BST

Fulham 0-0 Arsenal

A quick VAR check confirms the offside and so the goal remains disallowed.

Arsenal take the lead... NOPE.

Riccardo Calafiori is offside when Leandro Trossard picks him out with a first-time pass. Lovely finish but it won't count.

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Everton

Everton boss David Moyes speaking to BBC MOTD: "I was quite pleased with lots of the performance. Not pleased with the result. We've come here and put on a good show, up until the first goal certainly. Created a couple of chances in the first half. I wanted to try and challenge the likes of City and Arsenal where we can. We've challenged them today but we've come up a bit short.

On Beto chances: "I think the one he doesn't get to, he should get to. The one that was given offside was onside I think and ultimately we get a VAR decision if it goes in. The first chance we're studs away from getting a goal.

On difficulty of facing Haaland: They've got a number nine who knows how to find the back of the net. One occasion where just as we were changing over from attacking to defensive phase we got caught up with a pass. It was a terrific ball by Nico O'Reilly for Haaland to score but if you give that level opportunities you give them the chance to score. A bit of a scruffy goal the second one. He scuffs it through James' [Tarkowski] legs, they won't be bothered about that but not a great finish from our point of view. That puts us in danger at 2-0 but I was impressed with how well we defended after that because they had more chances.

"You mustn't forget where Everton were in the last few years. Coming here we're trying to challenge one of the best teams in football. For large periods we did a good job and we challenged them. We move on."

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Craven Cottage

Well, not for the first time we have seen Arsenal trying to play out from the back and Fulham pounce on the mistake.

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Oh Fulham are finding players in space in the Arsenal box. It's good stuff. Sander Berge picks out Harry Wilson, who doesn't get enough curl on his shot and it's wide.

Another good Fulham chance from the corner but Tom Cairney's sweet volley hits Martin Zubimendi and Arsenal clear. Marco Silva throws himself back in frustration on the bench.