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Robbie Savage
606 on BBC Radio 5 live

On the subject of Raheem Sterling: "I think now the days are gone when you play for the badge."

Stoke City

When Charlie Adam's scoring from his own half you know something's in the air. It's one each at half time.

Former Stoke City winger Matthew Etherington
BBC Radio Stoke at Stamford Bridge

"Charlie Adam's tried that nine or 10 times before but it has come off today. He's had an absolute stinker in this first half but that will go down as one of the best goals in Premier League history. I won't see many better in my lifetime. Absolutely unbelievable."

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"That is better than David Beckham. Beckham was just outside his own half but Adam is outside the centre circle. It is about 65 yards and he has driven it like a wood over the goalkeeper."

Incredible! From his own half! Charlie Adam equalises from well inside his own half, lobbing a back-pedalling Thibaut Courtois with a fantastic effort.

One to watch!

Former Stoke City winger Matthew Etherington
BBC Radio Stoke at Stamford Bridge

"You can't say it wasn't coming. The penalty was a soft decision for me, it looks harsh, but Chelsea fully deserve to be 1-0 up. Stoke have been poor and the formation clearly isn't working."

He's scored against his former club. Of course he has! Robert Lewandowski heads Bayern Munich into the lead in front of the fans who once adored him.

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He waits. It's what he does. Eden Hazard waits for the keeper to move and slots home down the middle.

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Pretty lethargic stuff on display from the leaders Chelsea - but they have a penalty as Cesc Fabregas is tumbled in the area.

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German Bundesliga

Twenty-five minutes into Der Klasiker and it's starting to get niggly. Yellow cards a plenty.

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West Brom boss Tony Pulis: "First half we were awful. The problem is that players listen to social media and they might think it is job done and we are safe.

"But this is a relentless league and we need points. Until you get over the line you can't take anything for granted but it looked that way first half."

On Youssuf Mulumbu's red card: "He has led with his hand, but he hasn't tried to elbow anyone. It looks a lot worse than it is, but the ref has made his decision. He did catch Joey Barton in the face. You can look at it either way but we have to move on."

Former Stoke City winger Matthew Etherington
BBC Radio Stoke at Stamford Bridge

"It's all too easy when Cesc Fabregas and Oscar have time on the ball to get their heads up and pick out passes. Stoke haven't started well at all. They need to get a foothold, otherwise Chelsea are going to take it away from them very quickly."

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QPR boss Chris Ramsey: "We got three points that we really needed. The foundation was laid in the first half. We have created a lot of chances in a lot of the games we have played but haven't taken them. Today we did.

"West Brom is not an easy place to come so I am very pleased with how the players performed.

"The scoreline was brilliant for us regards goal difference, but it was a lot closer than the 4-1 score suggests.

"We are closer to the teams we want to catch now and this result certainly helps us morale-wise."

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Everton manager Roberto Martinez: "It was as pleasing performance as you are going to get. It was a mature, and we were strong defensively. I though it was a good tactical battle and for us to keep a clean sheet was good. It was full of character, guts and desire.

"At times we had to manage the game and defend really well. Tim Howard came up with two magnificent moments and that's what makes Tim special. But overall with the team display we defended well.

"Also it's great to see the sort of display from Phil Jagielka, John Stones and Gareth Barry with the way they all connected, Phil's goal is a magnificent way to top his performance. It's three straight wins for the first time this season which shows the potential and maturity of this squad."

No goals in the opening 10 minutes at Stamford Bridge, where Stoke keeper Asmir Begovic has made one flying save.

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Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal: "It is always a difficult match to win against a side battling relegation. We have created four or five chances and didn't give any chances away in the first half.

"We scored the first goal at the right time at the end of the first half. The first half was a good performance but we have to finish more. The second half was more controlling."

QPR's Joey Barton on Youssuf Mulumbu's sending off: "I didn't think it was a red card at the time. I just went to win the ball and I got hit late. I didn't feel I got done.

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"It was quite a sore one and the ref is there to do a job. He has obviously seen something and I couldn't question it because I was flat out on the floor. I don't think he is that kind of player and it wasn't that kind of game."

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Leicester manager Nigel Pearson: "We've had a bit of a frustrating time. We've been involved in some entertaining games, but when you come out on the receiving end, it tests your resolve.

"We deserved to win today. In the first half, we got off to a good start but missed a penalty. The players had a moment of doubting themselves, and it allowed West Ham to have a dominant spell. But we did a good job of taking the initiative, and we deserved to win the game. We hope today's a start of different fortunes for us, but it's one game in isolation."