Liverpool

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking to BBC Sport: "We [me and my coaching staff] have had a few games with a similar story like this, we need to think whether it is because of us.

"It was exciting until the end and longer. We had a win after 90 mins, a draw after 92 and then a win again. It is not usual.

"There was about 70 minutes that were really good. We started well but then conceded the goals. Conceding four goals in general not good. Conceding from set plays is the biggest rubbish ever because it is too easy for the other team.

"Usually we concede from the corner but now it was from the second ball, we were like rabbits in the headlights. We won the game, in the end it was deserved. The players played under big pressure and scoring five goals is not too easy. We did it.

"I was really surprised because the story of the game was not that we could make time pay. It was an open game, 90 minutes thank you and go but five? That's hard.

"It is not too easy to judge and stay cool in a game like this. I asked why five minutes. I was not satisfied with the answer, the referee was not satisfied with the question.

"We needed luck at the end and we had it."

In the old days this game would have been a test for Wes Morgan's cranium at the heart of the Leicester defence but Stoke are altered beasts this season. It's a test of his hamstrings instead as he has to run like the wind to catch up with Jon Walters after good work from Xherdan Shaqiri.

Wayne Rooney has four men around him when he tries to control the ball with his back to goal. Southampton know where the threat lies. A steady opening at OT.

Norwich City

Norwich boss Alex Neil, speaking to BT Sport: "I am concerned when we concede that amount of goals. We need to defend properly, defend the box, make good decisions. We have done that before but it is about consistency.

"It is really frustrating, we worked really hard this week and we put in a good performance but made it a bit of a rabble with our defending."

Little to report at The Hawthorns, where Villa have had two free-kicks in decent positions but have been wasteful with both.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp on Adam Lallana's winner: "Adam's goal was not only spectacular but well deserved because he is such a hard worker. 

"He is not happy with his scoring record but he is an offensive player so it was a good moment to celebrate his goal."

Bournemouth, in midnight blue this afternoon, have the first sight of goal but Charlie Daniels' mishit strike from 25 yards is not worrying Vito Mannone too much.

Wilfried Zaha drives at the Spurs defence and wins a free-kick after being chopped down on the edge of the box by Danny Rose. Jason Puncheon steps up but clips the free-kick over the bar.

The first opening of the day at Vicarage Road falls for Newcastle winger Rolando Aarons, on his return to the side, but he chops a left-footed shot well wide under pressure. Blame that relaid turf...

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Two of the top seven in action at Leicester and it's Stoke who have the first real attack of not, but Glen Johnson can't find a mate in the middle. 

Confident start from the Saints, with Sadio Mane showing quick feet in midfield to get the men in green (for today, anyway) on the attack. The striker will be keen to impress today - apparently LvG likes the look of him.

Wayne Rooney will be hoping to continue his recent good form. Manchester United have won just one of their last four league matches at home.

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I'm not sure if the pitch has been relaid at Vicarage Road but it looks patchy in places, a bit spongy. 

Game on at Selhurst Park, at the King Power and at Old Trafford.

Kick-off at the Stadium of Light, at Vicarage Road and at The Hawthorns.

Nine goals each please...

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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking to BT Sport: "Unbelievable game. We should always think it is possible, although it was not easy today. We had a lot of problems at the start. There was a bit of searching for confidence but then we played a bit of football and saw what is possible.

"Set plays, set plays, set plays, and the game changed, the opponent got a bit more confident. When I saw five minutes of overtime I couldn't understand why.

"I think we were the deserved winner in a spectacular game. I think it is a new record but we have to solve our problems because this will not always be possible.

"Of course we were lucky, but we were not too lucky when they equalised in overtime. It is very emotional. We are in the middle of the chaos and react, sometimes we know what we are doing, sometimes we don't. The game is enough of a story."

The day may have started with a lovely day at Carrow Road but the weather looks pretty grim elsewhere. Wrap up warm ladies and gentlemen, it could get chilly...

Norwich striker Steven Naismith: "Defensively it was very poor and that is what cost us. If 11 men can't defend their goal for two minutes, then you will get punished."