Watford

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Watford manager Quique Flores, speaking to BBC Sport: "I think we had the possibility to win but Chelsea played really well. They pushed us a lot and were probably closer to the win than us. We defended well, we fought a lot in the 90 minutes, and for us this is a very important point. It was very tough to play against Chelsea but I’m very happy with the players."

"On whether Diego Costa was offside when scoring: “I don’t know, it is very quick, probably if you say it is offside maybe it is offside, but anyway I think the result is fair. 

"I think the team has enough confidence for the future, it’s amazing for the story of Watford.

"Playing two games in three games is a new experience for me, but most important is the players. We will have a good recovery and in two days, again."

Manchester City

Man City boss Manuel Pellegrini: “I don’t think the score reflected the difference between the two teams. I am happy that the performance was very good, we played attacking football, and I am happy with the individual performances. The only pity was Vincent Kompany’s injury.

“The team performance was the most important. I saw we were returning to our normal performance as a team. It is important to continue. We have just finished the first round of fixtures.

“Next we have to play against Leicester. Nobody wins the title in December, but it doesn’t mean it will be easy to beat Leicester. In the second half of the season we have to play teams around us. It is important to try to continue with this kind of performance.”

On Vincent Kompany's injury: “Yes, it is a calf. Nobody understands. He had a good warm up, he was working during the week with normality. It is difficult to understand. The most important thing is to understand why this happens. That is the most important to focus on now."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe: "It’s not a scoreline you’d associate with us. It was a tough, tight game between two teams in form. 

"Both defences played very well. Both sides worked hard. We had the best chances – we're disappointed not to have worked their keeper more. 

"There’s been no tweak with how we’re playing – expansive football. 

“We don’t have the biggest squad so we’ll have to manage the players well and maybe tweak things around.”    

Leicester City

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Leicester defender Danny Simpson: "We knew today was going to be tough. We knew they would react after defeat last week and credit to them.

"We have to move on, we have got another big game in three days. We don't like to lose and that hurt us but I think we will turn it into a positive. 

"We'll get back in training tomorrow and get ready for Manchester City."

Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew: "It was a brilliant performance. I’m really pleased with a point. 

"Bournemouth work you. Their players were spent at the end, they gave everything for Eddie Howe. Our best period of the game was the last 10 minutes.

"We had to work really hard for a draw here. We would like to have created more chances. 

"We’re pretty thin at the moment but that’s part of the game." 

The stars do seem to be aligning nicely for Arsenal at the moment. Is this their year?

They play later on tonight.

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Ian Lamerton: Leicester lose.....Kompany injured again....come on Arsenal! 

Chelsea

Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic, speaking to Sky Sports: "We wanted to win today. It’s not a good result for us, we are sad, we wanted three points. But this is football and you never know what will happen. 

"We had a penalty which we didn't score, we were unlucky. Oscar has to keep his head up because these things can happen. I’m sure he will score the next one.

"Manchester United [who Chelsea play on Monday] are always very difficult and in three days we are playing two games. We have to cope with that but we will be ready I am sure."

Liverpool

Liverpool striker Christian Benteke: "We deserved to get the three points. 

"The last few weeks were hard for us. We didn't get the results we wanted but today we showed great character. 

"We have a big squad, I have to be patient until the manager needs me. I spoke with him a few days ago and he explained what he wanted from me and I tried to do it on the pitch. 

"We have to keep going and work hard. This league this year is really strong and we have to work hard to reach our goal."

Are Derby and Aston Villa about to swap places?

Derby are top of the Championship after beating Fulham 2-0.

Hull beat top-six rivals Burnley 3-0, while at the bottom Rotherham's 4-0 win over Bolton leaves the visitors in desperate trouble as struggling MK Dons beat Cardiff 2-1.

Walsall have taken over at the top of League One thanks to a 1-0 win at Millwall.

Third-placed Gillingham ended Swindon's four-game winning run with a 3-1 victory at the County Ground.

In League Two, Plymouth stay top thanks to a 1-0 win over lowly Yeovil, who are 15 without a win, as Oxford go second by beating Exeter 3-0.

Manager-less Luton lost 2-0 at home to Wycombe, while Portsmouth's eight-game unbeaten run is ended with a 3-2 defeat at Leyton Orient.

Liverpool goalscorer Christian Benteke: "The last few weeks were hard for us. Today we showed some great character. We have a big squad, some quality players. You have to be patient. 

"I spoke with Jurgen Klopp a few days ago and he explained what he needed from me. And I tried to do it on the pitch. I’m looking forward to 2016. We have to keep going and work hard."

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Tottenham striker Harry Kane: "A very good performance by the team. We had a disappointing result here last time against Newcastle but a solid result this time.

"We are delighted with the three goals and the win. Norwich are a side fighting for every point so we knew we had to come out in the second half and keep the tempo up. We managed to get the third goal and kill the game off.

"We go again on Monday away from home and need to pick up as many points as we can."

Today's Premier League full-times:

Full times:

Aston Villa 1-1 West Ham

Bournemouth 0-0 Crystal Palace

Chelsea 2-2 Watford

Liverpool 1-0 Leicester

Man City 4-1 Sunderland

Stoke 2-0 Man Utd

Swansea 1-0 West Brom

Tottenham 3-0 Norwich

When is a point not worth having?

Now. 

Still playing at Villa Park and Enner Valencia sees his free-kick squirm inches wide!

A first victory for Swansea caretaker manager Alan Curtis - their first win in eight Premier League games.

West Brom are now without a win in five matches - their worst run under Tony Pulis.

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Has Leicester's bubble burst? Their 10-game unbeaten run goes as they fail to score for the first time this season. They remain top though.

It's a first win in four Premier League games for Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool.