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Bournemouth's Jack Wilshere: "It was a good win for us and it was good for me to come on and get my first minutes and get used to how the lads play.

"I spoke with the manager during the week and he’s got a plan for me so I was happy to be on the bench. 

"My biggest goal is to get as many games as possible, if there is a question mark about me I know that it’s my fitness, so I hope to get as many minutes in, prove everyone wrong and re-kick my career."

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I'm sure Pep Guardiola would be happy if that was the case Darryl, but thewre's still a long way to go...

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It was a familiar story for Arsenal against Southampton today. Plenty of possession and their players largely camped in the Saints half...

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But of their 17 shots at goal only two were on target - the two from which they scored (one of which was a penalty). Of those shots, lone striker Lucas Perez managed one.

Never mind, though, they won.

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Southampton

Claude Puel, the Southampton manager, is unhappy about the late penalty awarded to Arsenal: "It's very hard for my players, a big disappointment. For me, with the penalty both players went to play the ball - it's very hard to take. 

"Very disappointing considering all the work. We could have won that game."

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Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew: "The first 20 minutes were important for us that we built on the Bournemouth performance and we were terrific in that period, we deserved the lead.

"We should have got a third goal, we had a couple of big chances. You can't control a whole Premier League game and we had to really hold on towards the end.

"If we do that for 38 games we'll go OK. We have some big players back at the ranch and hopefully we can get them fit.

"I thought Wilf (Zaha) was terrific and he deserved the assist and the goal. 

"I don't think he was as close as people think (to leaving) l because there wasn't about £50m on the table. He showed qualities, offensively and defensively."

More from Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "We were very close to picking Jack Wilshere, but he made a real impact when he came on. I was just concerned at his ability to play as long as we needed him to if he started. 

"It was quite obvious to me that he will do great things for this team. 

"He’s given everyone a lift just because of his name, his quality can only rub off on the other players and boost them."

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Liverpool are one of only two sides who beat Leicester last season. But the Reds need to kick on because, after that opening day win over Arsenal, their season hasn't really got going. 

The game tonight could suit Leicester, because Liverpool do press. Although I think top six is the best the Foxes can hope for this season.

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Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "It’s a massive day for us. The first half we were completely dominant. 

"There’s such small margins between teams at this level, we had to be very patient, but it was a great goal by Callum Wilson.

"I’m really pleased for him, players go through highs and lows, he’s had a severe knock with his injury but he always shows enthusiasm and brightness and you could see from his celebration how much this meant to him."

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino: "I'm very pleased. What was most important that we start a very difficult run of seven games in 20 matches with a win. It was the perfect result for us."

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We told you at half-time that Dundee United keeper Cammy Bell had saved three first-half penalties (from three different takers) at Dunfermline.

Sadly the hosts did not get any more penalties in the second half to give him a chance to extend that run.

Bell's side, who ended up with 10 men, won the Scottish Championship match 3-1.

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Crystal Palace forward Christian Benteke scored his first goal for the club before being replaced by younger brother Jonathan, but the Belgium international said it was not only a great day for the Benteke family.

"I think it's fantastic for the team," he said. "It was a massive game for us, but today we did the job. It is the beauty of the Premier League. Every game is really hard, but I think we deserved to win."

Tottenham scorer Harry Kane: "It is not an easy place to come but to win 4-0 here last year and today made it look easier than it is. I don't think we started that well but then we punished them when we needed to."

Son Heung-min, who scored twice: "It is unbelievable to win at Stoke away. we had a great game and deserved to win. Both of my goals gave me pleasure because it is my first game of the season."

Cameron Johnson: THANK YOU SNODGRASS!!!

Johnny Magrinho: Wenger handed a lifeline to help paper over obvious, widening cracks appearing throughout his beloved Arsenal. Lucky man.

Loudly Curious: West Ham really are determined to be the court jesters of the premier league this season it seems.

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says he has no problem with Mamadou Sakho but the defender has to regain fitness to stand a chance of a first-team return.

France international Sakho, 26, had a doping case against him dismissed by Uefa in July.

He was then sent home from the club's pre-season tour in the United States after being late three times and also told he could leave the club on loan.

"It is not a problem. He doesn't have to gain my trust," said Klopp.

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The big news for Liverpool is that centre-half Dejan Lovren has a knock to the head, which means Lucas will be playing in the middle of defence.

Daniel Sturridge makes his second start of the season up front and new keeper Lorius Karius is on the bench after a hand injury.

Philippe Coutinho drops to the bench.

Subs: Karius, Klavan, Moreno, Stewart, Grujic, Coutinho, Origi

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No changes for Leicester from the 2-1 win over Swansea a couple of weeks back.

The most notable omission from their line-up is new record signing Islam Slimani, who isn't even on the bench.

Subs: Hernandez, Chilwell, Musa, King, Zieler, Gray, Ulloa  

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We've seen a Premier League classic. Even when they were two goals up Watford kept creating goalscoring opportunities. West Ham boss Slaven Bilic must be fuming...

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Shane Long's header was the last action of the game. Arsenal win.

Some news from the late game...

Southampton could have levelled here but Shane Long heads straight at Petr Cech.