Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery to BBC Match of the Day: "It is not the best result but it's not the worst. I think a draw is fair. We played the second half much better than the first and at the end we were close to winning the match. We had two chances at the end of the game, we tried to score but couldn't. I think a draw is fair.

"Maybe today we needed some refreshed players. And we have some players injured. But the players we have they respond really well. We will need the players helping. We prepared this match trying to win, we didn't do it but we have to be overall happy with this month, how we are in the table and what we are trying to build."

On Ezri Konsa's injury: "I don't know, hopefully it's not a lot. Hopefully he can rest in the international break.

"We can have some days off [in the international break] we can recover our energy and try to push in the next month.

"We are being demanding and competing very well. We are happy in the Champions League, and happy of course in the Carabao Cup. We're going to play seven matches in the next month. We have to stay competitive like we are now and being demanding."

Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

Spurs really are squeezing that high line. At times they have been on the half way line. Mitoma was only a yard over the half way line but he was still offside.

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Danny Welbeck is fouled and Brighton have a free-kick some 35 yards from goal. Jack Hinshelwood sends the ball into the box but Cristian Romero heads away.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery to Sky Sports: "It's not a bad result, playing at home here, but it's not the best. How we played, I think the draw is fair for both teams. Maybe in the second half we controlled more than them, but also they hit the crossbar.

"We missed some energy, but I am happy because the draw was not the worst result, and in the second half we corrected some things to control the match.

"Maybe it's because we have some players injured. Bailey is getting better but he's not completely fit. Some other players are also getting better. This is the idea we have.

"Of course to play in the Champions League this week. We tried to play with the same energy and tried to impose ourselves, but we are against Manchester United. The expectation I had of the match is what more or less happened.

"We deserved more from the second half. But I think the result is fair.

"We are in the process of building a team. Ross Barkley played 90 minutes for us. We are managing things better. I am happy. We could be better in the table but we are more or less in the top six but I am happy with what we are doing.

"The international break will be good for rest."

Pedro Porro tries to pick out James Maddison's run into the box with a ball over the top but there's a touch too much on it and it goes out of play.

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag to BBC Match of the Day: "I think the performance of United was very good. Defending and in possession we controlled the game. It was in the balance. We created chances but not loads. Also Villa didn't create too many chances. It was balanced. We hit the crossbar, they had a shot blocked.

"We had that resilience, the whole season. We conceded three against Tottenham because we were down to 10 and we still went for the win. But for the rest this is our fourth clean sheet. This tells you we are in a good direction. Now also we improve defending counter attacks, and we improve controlling possession. But also we have to improve in the final third.

"First of all Rasmus [Hojlund] is returning. When he is up to full speed he will help us. But also other players have to take responsibility. I am very pleased with the performance of Rashford, twice he came close to goals. Garnacho has been good all season. But also other players can score, we have to step up in that area."

On injuries to Harry Maguire and Noussair Mazraoui: "We have to take them off at half-time. Tomorrow we have to see what is the diagnosis on it."

On the international break: "It's never a good time, you want to keep going. You see we are improving, but now the players go away. Every club has to deal with this."

This is a blow for Brighton as Adam Webster has to go off. Igor comes on to make only his second Premier League appearance.

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Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs look sharp and quicker to the ball. There's a real purpose about their play.

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A problem for Brighton's Adam Webster. He makes a clearance and then feels something go in his hamstring. He's lying down on the grass now and Brighton could be about to have to make an early change in the centre of their defence.

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca, speaking to BBC MOTD2: "I think we deserved to win.

"They are a very good team and we knew they would defend well. It was a tough and tricky game, very different to Brighton. We were patient on the ball and created chances.

"Overall the performance was good and I think we deserved to win.

"Their keeper was the best of the game. We created chances and arrived at goal in the way we want to."

On whether he has concerns about home form not matching results on the road: "I don't think so. If you analyse the games, I think Crystal Palace was like today - we created and deserved to win. I don't think there is any reason."

Fantastic ball over the top by Cristian Romero and James Maddison beats the offside trap, brings the ball down superbly but his shot is blocked by Adam Webster.

All Spurs so far.

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Tottenham continue their strong start as Dejan Kulusevski cuts inside on the right and Lewis Dunk throws himself in the way of his shot to deflect the ball behind for an early corner.

Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was a huge chance. Werner with pace on the left flank, but it was inches away from a glorious start for Spurs.

Nottingham Forest

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Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo, speaking to BBC MOTD2: "The full game was a very good game with both teams trying. We played and created.

"The second half was very good for the spectators. We controlled the game well. There is no other way to play against big teams, if you don't unite then it's difficult.

"We blocked the middle of the park and dealt well with one v ones out wide. The game was stretched, we had a good chance and then Chelsea had a good chance.

"The goalkeepers were great at both ends."

On away form: "We don't make any difference in performance at home and away.

"We need to assess why we aren't getting results at the City Ground. Away we are doing really well but at home we aren't. The issue is to resolve what is happening at the City Ground."

On goalscorer Chris Wood: "He is giving us good results. Chris is always there to deliver and we are happy for it."

On Morgan Gibbs-White limping off with an injury: "He will be assessed and tomorrow he will do a scan to see if he can join the England squad. I hope for the best."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Matz Sels, speaking to BBC MOTD2: "We know that they are a very good team, they played in the Conference League a few days ago and have a big squad full of quality so I expected to have a lot of work.

"After the red card we were under pressure but we had big chances to win in the end. I'm happy for the team and we need to continue because I think it's five or six games away that we haven't lost.

"It's like we are in two phases - we are happy with a point but had chances to win the game. Away at Chelsea a point is very good. We take confidence from this for the future."

On ambition for the season: "Our ambition is to get 40 points as quick as possible and then maybe we can aim higher. Premier League is a tough league so we need to go game by game."