Hull caretaker boss Mike Phelan: "We still are short on numbers and have to be realistic. It was a tremendous performance and the character of the group has been brilliant from day one.

"The difficulty to come here was to see if we could go after them or contain them. The players stuck to their task and we created more chances than them.

"You have to take credit sometimes. We only have 13 senior players fit and it was an opportunity to get Shaun Maloney out there and it was a bit of a gamble. It paid off, especially for him.

"There are two sides to a game of football, in and out of possession. We knew what Swansea would do with the ball and it was about conserving energy.

"We wanted to get to 75 minutes and kick on form there, it worked really well.

"There have been disturbances and upheaval at the club but the players have seen through that and been professional. It is only two games and there is a long way to go.

"Hopefully we will be doing some business in the next week, we have to."

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It was a dramatic end to the Championship action in the 15:00 BST kick-offs. Here's the main headlines:

• Huddersfield go top of the table after beating Barnsley.
• This morning's leaders Brighton slip to second after drawing 2-2 at Reading.
• Wolves come from behind to win the local derby at Birmingham 3-1.
• Dwight Gayle's third goal in two games gives Newcastle victory over Bristol City.
• Nottingham Forest win a seven-goal thriller at the City Ground against Wigan.
• Preston and Blackburn pick up their first points of the season.

Everton manager Ronald Koeman talking to BBC Sport: "It's always hard to play against West Brom, the teams of Tony Pulis. 

"They have direct play and a lot of tall people. After nine minutes we were 1-0 down and we had to change the system. The one run (Mirallas goal) before half-time was a key moment.

"In this system with Gerard Deulofeu up front you hope to get behind the defenders but they dropped further back. Then you bring on Romelu Lukaku. We had two big chances at 2-1 up. We fought for everything.

"The equaliser before half-time was vital. At 1-1 it's good for us and for them it's a different situation.

"Lukaku when he came on and Yannick Bolasie came on (both did well). Bolasie's experience and defensive qualities you need in the team. It's difficult for a manager to pick his best XI. We finished strong today. We can improve, but we are much better than one week ago."

Dave, Cheltenham: Liverpool can't defend, pass, take corners, break teams down or finish properly, but apart from that I think we're a good team and have a great chance of winning something this season. 

James Pratt: Spurs kicked lumps out of palace all game today with no punishment. Typical big club result.    

Imran Sheikh: Down to earth with a bump for Liverpool. Very frustrating. Beating the big teams and coming unstuck against smaller teams  

Swansea boss Francesco Guidolin: "I am disappointed. We have to work the next day and prepare well for the next game against Peterborough in the [EFL] cup. That is our job. We did not deserve to lose today, we attacked for 90 minutes but not brilliantly. We have to play quicker but that is not easy against a compact team. It was a difficult game for us.

"Last week we were happy because we defended set pieces well and we were dangerous. Today is a step behind and we have to improve.

"I need to see other players and we need a group with more players. I will change the team for the cup on Tuesday."

Burnley goalscorer Sam Vokes: "The first goal came early and settled us down.The crowd was bouncing. It was good to settle those nerves. Second half we knew we had to dig in and defend for our lives. That’s what we did."

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BBC Sport's Brendon Mitchell at Ashton Gate:

"Newcastle United have their first away win since beating Tottenham Hotspur last December - but it was one they were made to work for after half-time.

"Their hosts saw plenty of the ball, but Hordur Magnusson's near-post header wide and Jonathan Kodjia's skied volley from inside the area was as close as they'd come to an equaliser.

"The crowd - who had earlier booed a man proposing on the Ashton Gate pitch at half-time - warmly applauded their team's efforts at the end, despite a second successive defeat. "And the proposal? She said yes."

St Johnstone 2-4 Celtic

Aberdeen 2-1 Partick Thistle

Hearts 5-1 Inverness CT

Rangers 2-1 Motherwell

Ross County 2-0 Kilmarnock

Reaction to those games here.

West Brom's Gareth McAuley: "We expected to see the game out and conceded just before half-time. Darren Fletcher had a good chance for us. It was a tight game and both teams had a go today. We want to add quality to our team and hopefully that will happen."

Luke: Mike Phelan surely must be given the job full time after that. 

Imer Cardona: Mike Phelan should get the job at Hull... he learned from the great man himself and seems up to it winning his first two games! 

Irfan: Hull doing a Leicester this season? You never know  

If Hull win the league, I'll do the first live text commentary of next season in my boxers. No actually, I take that back.

We'll bring you reaction from all five of the 15:00 BST Premier League games as soon as we get them.

Hull are only the second promoted team to win their opening two matches in a Premier League season, with Bolton in 2001-02 the first.

Sarah Morgan: Hull proving teamwork and focus key to wins - getting them despite small squad, no manager and lots of behind the scenes chaos.

Victor Wanyama's first goal for Spurs is the difference at White Hart Lane.

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An excellent turnaround for Everton at The Hawthorns.

Gareth Barry scoring at the age of 35 in what feels like his 100th season in the Premier League after Kevin Mirallas finished off a great team move just before the break.

Four points from two games which amounts to a decent start for new manager Ronald Koeman.

That game had 0-0 written all over it.

The second-half substitution of Shaun Maloney changed all that. He played poacher for the opener before setting up the second.

Hull keeper Eldin Jakupovic also made a couple of smart stops.

Well done Hull, you are top of the Premier League (third on goal difference).

For the second game in a row Diego Costa could have been sent off, but wasn't, and then scored a late winner.

Perfect start for Antonio Conte - two wins from two.

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Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

13 players, a caretaker manager, and they have won this game easily!

Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi has been really busy since coming on and almost scores his second, lashing off the crossbar from 16 yards out.