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"Chelsea are now not going to catch Manchester City and, just five games in, they can forget the league."

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Southampton manager Ronald Koeman : “I’m a little bit disappointed. We were the better team and had a lot of ball possession. The best chance we created perhaps went to Jay Rodriguez in the first half. We weren’t clinical enough in the second half. We gave away some half-chances. But if you can’t win a game, you don’t lose – and we’ve got one point and a clean sheet.

“We changed Jay for Sadio Mane to have a faster player to surprise them. He had one good chance, but he took too much time. We need to be more clinical. We took too much time on the cross and final pass. We have to improve but we know this.

“Virgil van Dijk was fantastic; he played so well today. He was good in possession. That’s how we want to play football."

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Giannina Caraceni: Happy with Liverpool so far. For all their bother, United have done nothing yet. I'm liking how often we put them on the floor too.

Sanj: He's just a big lump ain't he? At least Fellaini puts his body about but Benteke's looked useless so far.

Romy's Dad: If Fellaini is the answer, I'm not sure what the question is...

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Here's more from West Brom head coach Tony Pulis. First of all, he was asked about his side's penalty appeal: “I think Callum McManaman dives first before the player touches him. I’ll be having a word with him about that. It was a good decision by the referee."

And on Saido Berahino: “We’ve all made mistakes and looked back and thought we should have done something differently. Saido’s made a couple of mistakes, and given his time again, he wouldn’t make those mistakes, I hope. We move on."

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West Brom head coach Tony Pulis: “The way we passed the ball, I’m delighted with a point. You’ve got to give the players credit for the way they defended, but we have to do better in possession.

“You don’t want to make excuses. I thought Rickie Lambert would have a better game. Salomon Rondon has travelled 15,000 miles after playing two games. It will be nice to have them together next week."

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In English, this is roughly translated as: "And thank you very much everyone for your concern. I received a blow that prevented me to play. In principle it is nothing serious."

Southampton's Dusan Tadic delivered plenty of crosses into the box but they often could not find a target, shown in red. Key passes (leading to a shot) are shown in yellow.

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Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe, speaking to BBC Sport: "The biggest disappointment was the goals we gave away. At this level if you defend like we did for the three goals you have to be disappointed.

"I thought we were still well in the game at half-time, but in the second half we conceded possession really cheaply. That’s usually our strength so there’s a lot for us to reflect on

"Maybe there was a bit of a lack of confidence after going behind, but we ended up chasing the game and making some bad decisions. That cost us."

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Swansea manager Garry Monk, speaking to BBC Sport: “We got what we deserved. We just didn’t perform. We couldn’t get into it when the sending off came. We are very disappointed.

“We had a lack of focus on the things we do well. Ultimately, disappointed but our job is to come back and put those things right.

“We have no excuses. We were quite sluggish. I have no complaints with the result."

Watford manager Quique Sanchez Flores: “It was a really big experience to win a first match in the Premier League. It was a really tough match as Swansea is a good team.

“In the first half we played well and had control. It got complicated after the sending off.

“In the second half, when we had to defend a lot, I don’t like to play like this. I’m really pleased and would like to dedicate this win to the fans.”

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