We've heard from all 10 Premier League managers involved in the 15:00 BST games. So that's the end of this live text commentary.

But there's plenty more action to be following right now. Leicester are playing Arsenal. That's 0-0 - updates from that game here.

Derby v Aston Villa is this way.

Honduras v Nigeria in the Olympics? Watch here.

As well as all that, Match of the Day is on at 22:40 BST. I don't want to give away too many spoilers but I believe Gary Lineker is fully clothed tonight.

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte to BBC Sport: "I’m pleased for the substitutes that came off the bench. They showed great attitude and commitment with Cesc Fabregas and Michy Batshuayi making a real impact. 

"We all know Cesc’s quality, he’s a great player but it’s important to understand that we are at the beginning of the season and I am looking for the right balance."

On claims Diego Costa, who avoided a second booking for what appeared to be a dive, should have been sent off: "I don’t accept this because if every game people find something on Diego it is no good for Chelsea.

"It’s better to focus on the game. For me, the first yellow is no good for me. I don’t accept the idea for a second yellow card for a dive but he does have to avoid the first. 

"I’m in contact with my club every day and we talk to try and find a solution to buy the players that can improve this team. With the defenders we have we have a few players but it’s important to understand that I don’t just buy to buy – they need to improve my team."

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte speaking to BBC Sport: “I feel good because I saw the right commitment, the right spirit from my team. 

"This game wasn’t easy this game because we were 1-0 down. I’m pleased to see the reaction from my players and this win is very important for us as it gives everyone confidence. 

"It is wrong to come to Watford and to think it’s very simple to win. In the first half I saw a good balance between the teams. I think we showed a great intensity in the second half and we pushed them a lot. 

"I like to thank the fans because they pushed us on during the worst period. We must understand that we have to fight together and today is another game that we won at the end so it’s very important."

Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino speaking to BBC Sport: "It’s important to win the three points in the first game at home. I think we fully deserved it, I am happy with the performance, we played very well. 

"I was always confident, full credit to the team because they fight to the end. We created a lot of chances in the first half and sometimes it is hard to keep going in the second, you can feel the frustration, but their energy was fantastic.

"I am happy for Victor Wanyama, it’s important to score and feel the love of the supporters, and I am happy with Vincent Janssen, he was fantastic and created a lot of chances. I am happy with the way he works and fights, the supporters see he is a fighter.

"Dele Alli had some problems, he was ill for three days this week and not 100%. We have a lot of games with the Champions League this season and we have to manage them to be in a better condition for the season.

"Michel Vorm’s work was important t too, it is not easy to replace Hugo Lloris and he did very well."

These words just came out of manager Ronald Koeman's mouth...

Liverpool midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum: "I think Burnley created two chances and they scored two goals. We created chances but they were not big chances. It's not good today. If you don't score more than your opponent then it is always a concern. We made mistakes. It's sad. At the end of the game we have nothing."

Watford manager Walter Mazzarri talking to BBC Sport: "I am happy for how we played for 70-80 minutes because we played very well but I am not happy with the result. 

"What can I think? They scored two goals that could have been avoided. We are a team that still has room to grow and there is margin for improvement. 

"The new players can help us a lot and they can help us improve as a team. We played very well so the way we played in the first half, we could have scored twice."

Everton goalscorer Gareth Barry speaking to Sky Sports: "It's been a long time since I've scored in the league - about two and a half years (v Norwich in January 2014). I actually missed an easy one in training, so I'm glad I put that one away."

Burnley boss Sean Dyche, speaking to Match Of The Day: "I thought we made Liverpool look uncomfortable. We think we can be a threat to teams. We have never been bogged down with all the stats about possession. There is something marvellous when you see someone give everything to the cause. That's what I thought we did."

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Burnley goalscorer Andre Gray, speaking to Match Of The Day: "It feels unreal to score my first Premier League goal. It's nice to do it early because the longer the games go without scoring it plays with your head. It was a great team performance. I don't think we deserved to lose last week and it was important to make it right this week. We know we're not going to out-play teams every week but we have the biggest heart."

Spanish La Liga

Barcelona are six minutes into their La Liga season and they lead 1-0 over Real Betis with Arda Turan notching.

John Ballard: Jurgen Klopp's likeable but Liverpool haven't improved one jot since he replaced Brendan Rodgers.

Ben, London: I knew it, two strikers for Chelsea will get results, should stick to it from now on. Fabregas in place of Matic too, Kante is doing well enough! 

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West Brom manager Tony Pulis talking to BBC Sport: "The first half - Gareth Barry's had a shot and then their goal came in the 46th minute - it was disappointing to concede before half time. 

"Everton bringing Romelu Lukalu and Yannick Bolasie on made a difference. And then Ashley Williams comes on for them at the end. 

"Everton will be looking for a top-six finish with the money they've spent. 

"We need five players. Whether we will get them or not we will see."

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking to Sky Sports: "How can I be happy with this? When we gave away the first goal they defended for their lives. Both of their strikers Andre Gray and Sam Vokes are really hard workers. 

"We had absolutely no luck and everybody needs to be more clinical. We have to accept it. Burnley deserved to win with a very passionate performance. We have to say it was not enough today."

Leicester v Arsenal kicks off in 10 minutes, you can follow that game with my colleague Patrick Jennings (not that Pat Jennings) - here.

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After losing their opening game of the season at Grimsby, three wins on the bounce sees Morecambe sit top of League Two win Kevin Ellison's goal secure a win at Yeovil.

Two late Gareth Roberts goals saw Portsmouth beat Colchester 2-0, with Graham Carey also getting two for Plymouth as they beat Mansfield by the same score.

Exeter City got their first points with a 2-1 at Accrington, with Stevenage, Notts County and Leyton Orient also taking three points today.

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Josh Vela's late goal kept Bolton as the only side in the EFL with a 100% record, as they came from a goal down to beat Fleetwood 2-1.

Scunthorpe put five past Gillingham to sit second, two points behind the Wanderers, in the biggest scoreline of the 2016-17 season.

Coventry City were leading when their defender Jordan Turnbull was sent off, and that was the catalyst for Bradford City to head to a 3-1 win.

Late goals saw Oxford, Shrewsbury, Millwall and MK Dons pick up wins.

Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew talking to BBC Sport: "We had to make a substitution at a corner, and Sod’s Law, it’s the one that goes in. Our effort and endeavour were there to see, we matched Spurs all the way. 

"We have not scored a goal yet, but I cannot fault my players. I feel so sorry for my players, they gave everything they could but it was not to be.

"We have lost on two set plays, we are a strong set play side and we will work on it and make sure it does not happen again."

On Benteke: "He’s going to give us more dynamic play going forward, free up Connor and give us a different look. We knew we needed to make changes and our fans will see we are headed in the right direction.

"He’s going to give our fans and us belief. Our players are coming back slowly but surely, but it was galling today. We need one or two more players, but we are not far away."

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking to Match Of The Day: "Our decision making was not good. We'd put in a good cross but there were no bodies in the box and then when we had bodies in the box we ended up shooting. 

"The season is still pretty young. It doesn’t look like we are 100% fine tuned. But it's only the start of the season and I can see a lot of good things. The lesson here is don’t give the ball away like we did twice today. We will work on it 100%. We need to have a plan for deep defending teams. We have a few things to do – that is clear."