Everton manager Roberto Martinez is simmering. No, worse than that, he's seething.

Asked for his emotion at the end of the game after John Terry's controversial 98th-minute equaliser, he replies: "Anger, pure anger."

Martinez adds: "It's a clear-cut offside that should have been spotted. To make it worse, it's 50 seconds over time. It's something that's not good enough.

"There is no explanation. It's a big, big error."

Southampton manager Ronald Koeman speaks to BBC Sport: 

"James Ward-Prowse's early free kick opened the game. It gave us confidence, meant we could control the game. We totally deserved the win. 

Ward-Prowe has practiced free kicks a lot, and I told him to keep working on them. Today it came off. 

"It's important to score early against a side like West Brom, as it gives you the patience to try and score the second. At 1-0, we could control the game, and be more patient. 

"Now we are back playing our own way, how we like to play. Everyone looked very comfortable today - that's the most important thing. The players looked more confident than they have done recently."

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe thought Norwich keeper Declan Rudd was lucky to escape being sent off for a first-half challenge on Bournemouth forward Benik Afobe.

He said: "I thought it was a red card. You can argue whether it was a goal scoring opportunity, but he caught Benik high and he was fortunate to escape injury.

"Benik played very well again, he works incredibly hard for the team, he looks razor sharp and capped it off with a really good finish for his goal."

How's this for the match of the day in League One?

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Lucy Bell‏: A great win today but Charlie Austin arriving is the best result. Time to start climbing! 

Jacqueline Thng: This comeback will definitely spur Chelsea onward and upward to a winning streak back to the TOP.

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Final Score

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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini speaks to BBC Sport: "Was it comfortable? No because you never know in this game. The first half, the two goals gave us more space as they've had to go for the draw. That allowed us to use that space and score two more. 

"It was a start of two teams that played in midweek. We had to refresh the team as we had less than 72 hours and that is not enough to recover. 

On Fabian Delph: "I'm very happy with his performance. He had bad luck at the start of the season with different injuries. He has settled down now and he makes a good work ethic and gives us good build up."

John Terry's goal (97 minutes 53 seconds) was the latest scored in a Premier League game since Yakubu's for Blackburn against Wigan (98 mins 14 secs) in November 2011.

Here is the goal that earned Chelsea a point at Stamford Bridge this afternoon. John Terry (26) was the man to flick the ball home from close range in the 98th minute. It was a deft finish but from an offside position. Still, if the flag doesn't go up, the goal counts and the Blues have their draw.

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Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender at the Etihad for BBC Radio 5 live

"It was a good win for Manchester City, as it is one missed chance one goal can change the nature of the game, Damien Delaney should have put Palace ahead in the first-half and then Wayne Hennessey made a mistake and City were on their way. After the deflected Sergio Aguero shot Palace were never in the game. The last 20 minutes with Yaya Toure, David Silva and Sergio Aguero showed how good City can be."  

Remi Garde sticks with the same side that beat Crystal Palace in midweek to give him his first win as Aston Villa manager. That means Villa skipper Micah Richards is on the bench despite recovering from an ankle problem.

Aston Villa XI: Bunn, Bacuna, Okore, Lescott, Cissokho, Veretout, Westwood, Gueye, Gil Kozak, Ayew

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Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri also names an unchanged team following the Foxes' win over Tottenham on Wednesday. A point will be enough to put Leicester back on top of the table, at least until Arsenal play Stoke on Sunday.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Simpson, Morgan, Huth, Fuchs, Mahrez, Kante, Drinkwater, Albrighton Okazaki, Vardy

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Elsewhere, second placed Hull City are now two points behind Boro after their 6-0 win at home to Charlton.

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has his first win with QPR - 3-0 at home to Rotherham. 

Bottom side Bolton had goalkeeper Ben Amos sent off in their 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest. 

Having sacked Steve Cotterill during the week, Bristol City scored a late winner at home to Championship leaders Middlesbrough, winning 1-0. 

Shay Given
Stoke City & Republic of Ireland goalkeeper on Final Score

"You can see the Everton players going up to the referee and linesman complaining that the John Terry goal should not have stood. It was a good finish by John Terry,  and you have to finish it. But for me it should not have been given, it was a clear yard offside."

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea & Norwich striker on Final Score

"It's a great finish! What's the point of saying it was offside, because it counts! What a game!"  

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