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Arsenal defender Laurent Koscielny: "It was very important to win today. We showed a great game last week and today needed to finish before the international break with a win and we did it .

"The first half was good. we scored three and played well with the ball and defended well. The second more difficult but we have the three points."

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Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri told BBC Sport: "I am very happy. We played very well in the first half. In the second half we could have closed the match but missed a penalty and in the end we complicated our life. But it was a good three points and I'm very happy. 

"These three points are very important for us because we lost the first match and two matches at home took four points, which is okay.

"The draw against Arsenal was okay and today was a good performance. I am glad.

"We have a very good platform. We wanted to keep all our players. It wasn't possible and one went away but it's okay. We are happy and now we start our season."

Burnley boss Sean Dyche: "Despite all the Chelsea possession we did have the ball today, but the awareness to use it wasn't enough. We were playing out from the back when we didn't need to for the second goal. 

"We kept our two up front trying to be brave, but they've got a strong bench and eventually that told.

"Chelsea away isn't the best in August and wouldn't be top of our priorities, but we want to win, we have a winning mentality.

"I've heard a lot of transfer rumours but would actually like to see it happen."

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Leicester captain and goalscorer Wes Morgan told BBC Sport: "We got there in the end. At 2-0 it felt comfortable and we have could have scored a penalty to make it 3-0 and I’m sure that it would have more or less been the end of the game. 

"They got a goal back which made it interesting but we saw the game out.

“Credit to the team, we stood firm, didn’t concede and saw the game out.

"We have got that win now and we just move forward”

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Stoke manager Mark Hughes was not happy with the award of the match-winning penalty.

He said: "We are disappointed with the award of the penalty. I feared at the start of the season that some teams would not get a fair crack at the whip and that is happening to us. It is a very harsh decision in my view and that is two dubious penalties against us.

"I don’t know what the referee has seen in terms of a clash. Ashley Williams is slightly ahead of Phil (Bardsley), ran across his path, there is a clash of legs, he goes down and we are penalised.

"All we are asking for is consistency. It is something I was worried about and I feared that we might be damaged, not because we are worse than anyone else, but that is how it seems to be. The consistency we are worried about.

"We are going to have to consider zonal marking as it is too damaging for us."

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Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech: "The first half we did well, scored three goals and could have scored more. The second half they were 3-0 down and as a good Premier League side pushed for something and it was tougher.

"Everybody has to do their bit to help the team get three points. I am not happy because we conceded but a win is a win. We needed to respond after the first two games and got the vital three points.

"There are 35 more games to play and we will fight to win every game and be in the mix in the last game. We want to win the title, there is no hiding in that and we will do our best."

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Swansea boss Francesco Guidolin told BBC Sport: "In my opinion Leicester deserved to win because they played very well in the first half and we didn't. 

"But in the second part of the game I saw my team player better and the result was 50-50 at the end. 

"Leicester is a strong team like last season, one of the best teams in the league. I am confident because my team is a good team. We can play better. 

"For us it was not a good match in the first half but after that we played with more courage and aggression and we had the opportunities to draw. But I am honest and Leicester deserved to win. 

"In my career I played with these conditions. It's not the first time but today was very difficult to play and stay on the bench. It was not a good day for the weather. We are used to it because in Wales the weather is not very good."

Sunderland boss David Moyes: "It was really tough in the opening period, we never really got to grips with them. There were periods in the first half we played quite well and some of the stuff we did was quite OK.

"I was hoping it was going to be our day and we are having difficult days at the club. We are finding it difficult to get players on to the pitch.

"Jordan Pickford played really well today and made some good saves. This is what you get with young goalkeepers, there are times they will make mistakes and you have to put up with it. If a defender or midfielder make mistakes, it is not highlighted, but for a goalkeeper it is.

"We did well to contain them and did well to get a point. I am delighted but we were unlucky not to get a draw at Man City and last week at Middlesbrough but the last 10 minutes we are finding tough.

"I am sure we will make some additions in the remaining days of the transfer window because we definitely need it."

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Under way in the day's late game too.

You can follow that game in full here.

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Everton manager Ronald Koeman said: "If you don't score the second and kill the game then it is always difficult in the last few minutes. But we had much more ball possession, 18 shots on target, them 0 and it is normal you win three points.

"Today we were not really clinical in the box. We had some good opportunities and need to be more aggressive, but the performance was good, it is a good start to the season and we can build on that.

"Two wins and one draw is very positive, but we can do much better and we need to improve in several aspects."

On the penalty that Everton were awarded, he adds: "It is so difficult to analyse that situation. There are enough reasons for Mark Hughes to be angry. If everyone whistles for these situations you would accept it, but one referee does and another one doesn't."

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte: "It was a good game and performance and we played good football with good possession. We created a lot of chances and kept a clean sheet - this is important because after 13 home games without a clean sheet this helps the confidence and shows the hard work is paying off. 

"We have started very well this season but we must know we can improve. 

"Eden Hazard must be this decisive in every game, and I am pleased because I saw it today, but we must work to improve more. 

"We are working close together, the club and I, and we are trying to find the right solutions to improve this squad. We have four days to find this, but I am pleased to work with the squad I have." 

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Watford manager Walter Mazzarri: "The second half we played good and should have scored more. We had two players in the last minute before the game have to pull out and on top some episodes in the game did not go in our favour.

"These episodes in a match can change a game. Cech played incredible for them, saved a goal two or three times but I am very happy with how our team played.

"A lot of players are new so we have to prepare later. The organisational things are still missing and two starting players were out last minute and this really didn’t help."

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