Anthony Gordon - who else? - gets the ball rolling in the second half.

Back to Goodison Park where the teams are on their way back out.

Steph Houghton
Former Manchester City defender on Final Score

They're a lot more experienced Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta has done something special with Arsenal football club.

To comeback shows shows how determined they are to keep on winning and keep the pressure on Man City and Liverpool.

Brentford

Brentford manager Thomas Frank, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We’ve been practising winning the coin toss all week, and we lost it. That’s why it took us so long [to score].

"AIl jokes aside, we want to get forward as quickly as possible and put crosses into the box. After they made it 2-2, we scored 32 seconds after the kick-off..

"Offensively - wow! Unbelievable. We seemed to create a chance every time we went forward, and we were such a threat from set pieces. Defensively, I’m mostly angry about the first goal. The second one, we lost the ball - it was quite good play from them. For their third goal we could have done better.

"We gave less away compared to the West Ham game, but we still need to improve."

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Final Score

I am always going to be worried about a manager.

I don't like managers getting sacked so soon, but if results keep going against you the board and hierarchy are going to say 'we need to do something quickly'.

Arsenal

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, speaking to BBC Sport: "The start was exceptional, the dominance, the chances. It was unbelievable not to go one, two, three goals up.

"We conceded the goal and then it was game on. I thought the team reacted with a lot of authority and I am happy the team can react like this - but not happy after the chances we had that we had to go through that.

"The substitutes changed the energy and also the feel in the crowd. We won in the end and I think we deserved it.

"The way we started was phenomenal but we didn't get our reward. We had a difficult context at 1-0 but we did it."

On Kai Havertz: "He's really hungry, such an intelligent player, he is so focused to achieve what he wants and was exceptional again.

"We lost so many players last international break, [it is a] very difficult schedule but this team finds a way. [It is a] good platform to continue the season."

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Final Score

On the effect of Leicester getting their first win...

It's the training ground feeling when you get that win. Players get out their car with a smile on their face.

Momentum starts at the training ground. You go again and you try replicate with muscle memory what you have already done.

Leicester City

Leicester manager Steve Cooper, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I'm feeling great but I'm more pleased that the supporters and the players are feeling great. I never worry about myself first. I'm just happy that the players have been able to get the win and that the supporters are able to leave the stadium with a win as well and can enjoy the international break more than they would have if things had been different.

"We knew it was going to be a tough test today. The second half was about getting over the line. Bournemouth took a bit more risk and that part of the game we managed really well. I'm just happy that we looked a good attacking threat in the first half and defended with good ability in the second half. Really pleased that we have go that dark cloud of not getting our first win away from us. We've got to hit the ground running when we go to Southampton after the international break and there won't be a day that goes by where I won't be thinking and preparing for that."

On goalscorer Facundo Buonanotte: "He's a really talented young guy, I wish he was ours. I've worked with a lot of players his age and you really need to manage the programme, when they start games and when they don't. He's a brave player, in a good way he's an aggressive player and he wants to take risks and make things happen and obviously he certainly did that today with the goal. We are really enjoying working with him and taking responsibility for his development for a year but he is grasping the opportunity as well which is the most important thing."

On himself and the pressure he has been under: "Good days, bad days, I never think about myself. I always think with the greater good of the football club. My main motivation for winning today was the players because I think they have deserved a win. The support, especially here, I really wanted to win at the King Power and feel the atmosphere. They were brilliant in the second half getting behind the team and we responded. You have to give everything to win a Premier League game. The first half was about attacking and trying to score goals. The second half was still that but we had to defend as well and luckily we did that well as well."

Ipswich Town

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Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was a poor game for us and a strange game. We were competitive for long spells of the first half and we gave away a goal early, came back with a good attitude. We conceded poor goals at poor times and in general we didn't deal with the direct play well enough.

"They are the first team we've faced with that style, a lot of direct balls to [Michail] Antonio, a lot of balls to [Tomas] Soucek and we didn't deal with those well enough and made poor mistakes for the goals that made the game difficult and took all the momentum away from us.

"Everyone is out there with the right intent but it is how we cover each action. I don't think it is anything we don't know but the game can change very, very quickly for a team in our position. When you drop your level the game can get away from you very quickly."

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolves manager Gary O’Neil, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: “It’s the furthest I’ve seen the group from what we wanted to look like. An unbelievably disappointing afternoon for us. Crazy, crazy goals we gave away. We were wide open.

“There’s a lot to think about and a lot to put right. We’ll get straight to work. Some players will be away [on international duty] but we need to find a way for the team to be better than this afternoon. Today was so loose. [We made] crazy decisions with and without the ball. It was a really poor performance.

“The responsibility is on me. Of course the players are going to make decisions, but I need to give them something that makes them make better decisions than they made today, make fewer mistakes than we made today. It’s the worst game I’ve been involved in as a coach.

“I’ll do the best I can with the group I have. The club do what they can do off the pitch. My responsibility is to find results. This league can be tough. There are no hiding places. We can do better than that.”

Fulham

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Fulham boss Marco Silva, speaking to Sky Sports: "They started the first half very well and the first ten minutes was difficult for us to adapt some things. They had more control of the game with the ball too without making lots of chances. The players executed the plan well, the way we changed some positions and moved things around a little and we started creating.

"We scored the 1-0 goal, and then they got lucky with the deflection to equalise, but before that we had a chance with Adama [Traore] to make it 2-0. The impact of a second goal in that moment would be big.

"We were really punished with the way we started the second half. We cannot concede a goal in the second minute of the half. The reaction was really good, another Adama chance 1v1 with Ederson but we didn't equalise.

"We then had more of the ball, more control, City were getting deeper and finished the game with five at the back. We deserve credit but I am really sad with the result, proud of the performance but we have to take something."

On Alex Iwobi's role: "Great performance from Alex. He understood the instructions and he did really well in tough duels 1v1 with Grealish and then Doku. He was also decisive in our offensive part. The demands in that role on and off the ball were high and he executed it really well."

On Traore's many misses: "Sad moment for him, he is really sad in the dressing room but that is football. We have to look for the reality at what happened this afternoon; it is not easy to create chances like that but he has to take some. We need to keep giving him the trust, belief and love for him to perform in the next game."

Manchester City

Man City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was intense, it was tight, chances for them, chances for us. We started well and created many chances and it was tougher when they went to five at the back. It was a risk to manage it but in the end we did.

On the goals: "The two with Kovacic were good when they had five at the back because only the striker can defend him in that situation and that makes the transitions less dangerous. We used that weapon and Kova did really well.

On replacing Rodri: "We don't have him now this season so we have to find a solution. We have Kova, Gundo, we can put John [Stones] in that role, Rico [Lewis], Manu [Akanji] so we have to find a way. Of course the presence of Rodri is important in this type of game with the transitions but we played really well."

On Jeremy Doku's winning goal: "It was really, really good. We always talk about his ability to dribble but it is then about the final pass, that last action. I was diagonal to him [when he hit the shot] and the ball made an incredible curve effect. Really happy for him. The last game against Bratislava he was really good and today as well."

On Fulham: "It is a really, really good team. Marco is a top manager who has been working there for many, many years already. They have players they bought in the summer, including the ones from Arsenal [Smith-Rowe and Nelson] and they have a lot of quality."

On keeping emotions in check and battling from behind: "We have always had the ability to do it. Like Brentford, the rest of the game we were playing really well but sometimes it [a goal] happens.

"The first goal with the pass from Jimenez was not expected by anyone so you have to give the credit to the opponent. They had more good chances too but Ederson made some incredible saves."

Let's get some post-match reaction from the 3pm games.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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I think Gordon gets the header horribly wrong. He just gets beyond the ball and heads it down into the path of Joelinton.

He found himself in a great space.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is a game that has had a lot of talking points. Everton have been organised and difficult to break down but Newcastle you can see are building up a bit of a head of steam.

But they are still in this, Everton.

A half in which Jordan Pickford showed why he is England's No 1 keeper.

Why didn't Anthony Gordon head for goal?

A lovely delivery into the Everton box is met by Gordon but he heads it down into the path of Joelinton who cannot finish.

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Everton are on the back-foot. They could do with the half-time whistle.

A sloppy pass leads to half a chance for Newcastle and Anthony Gordon tries to jink his way into the box but he is quickly closed down.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Great strength from Bruno Guimaraes against Dwight McNeil and McNeil was frustrated that he was out-muscled and just brought him down with a lunge.