Crystal Palace

Delighted Palace manager Alan Pardew: "We played some terrific stuff, and though Joe Ledley made an error his finish to score was typical of the man - he has spirit and character.

"Benteke is always a threat of course, and he had a couple of chances today. With his goal it was a great delivery and a clinical finish. 

"We are confident at the moment and we produced today. Our fans were terrific and this has been a great day for us, because we think we've got a great side and we showed it today."

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Swansea manager Francesco Guidolin on his own future: "It is not important. I know the world of football and I know my job. I will work hard with my team. I have a good relationship with my players and they were fantastic this afternoon. 

"If the board have anything to say to me it is easy, they can just call me. If we continue to play this way we have a good future in front of us. I know that after five or six defeats it is not easy, but after today I am confident."

Stoke City manager Mark Hughes: "We feel deflated but it was a good performance from us. 

"We're trying to be progressive and we fully deserved the three points, we got one and we have to take it. 

"I was encouraged by the performance and we asked questions of them. It's another point on the board. We didn't do too much wrong. I can't complain about our play, they put everything into it. 

"Points are like gold dust, so we've got something for our efforts."

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Manchester City's manager Raheem Sterling on Pep Guardiola: "It is an on-going relationship, we just keep getting better. His team-talks and motivation is very good. He is a manager who demands more every game. He is not overly excited by this. He makes everyone hungry and wanting to keep running for him. 

"Sergio Aguero scores goals and makes goals. For the third goal, I thought to myself as I saw him in the middle that I would take a chance and it came off."

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Liverpool forward Sadio Mane: "Maybe it's not one of our best games but we scored a lot of goals and won. I am pleased with my time here so far, we're working hard and we will keep working hard. I think the way we play is special. We have a great team."

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From gun to tape?

Manchester City's 100% record takes them four points clear of the rest and it may be that the chasing pack never regain that ground.

It is a crowd scene behind the leaders with two points separating the next four teams and Arsenal playing Chelsea in 30 minutes time.

Crystal Palace

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Christian Benteke, scorer of Palace's last-minute winner: "That is a massive win. We knew it wasn’t going to be easy here but we showed in the second half especially great character. 

"As a striker you have to be patient - I knew a chance would come.

"We wanted to win this game, we are in good shape and hopefully we can keep it going."

Bournemouth beat Everton for the first time in their history! And it brings to an end the Toffees' unbeaten run. 

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Incredible. Just incredible.

Sunderland go from 2-0 up on 60 minutes to 3-2 down in injury time. 

That's three league wins in a row now for Crystal Palace, and three consecutive league defeats for David Moyes's side. 

Bournemouth's Adam Smith is down, covered in blood, after an accidental elbow from Ashley Williams.  

We're into five minutes of injury time here...

Stoke boss Mark Hughes looks exasperated. His side were moments away from their first win of the season but it's been snatched away from them by Salomon Rondon's header.

Brutal.

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Danny Mills
Ex-Man City defender on Final Score

Some managers decide not to have a man on the post and it's cost Stoke here. Because grappling has been outlawed they look vulnerable at set-pieces. They need to put this rule change out their heads and just go and attack the ball.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

Explain to me why Stoke don't have a defender on the back post when defending a corner? Put a man there and you can just head that ball away. 

Now defenders can no longer grapple in the area it's even more important to defend at the posts. 

It was about closing the game out - concede nothing and Stoke would have won the game. Now they've blown it.

Tottenham are holding onto the ball and easing out of trouble.

Play is down by the Middlesbrough corner flag and the visitors are in no rush.

Five minutes of added time.

Plenty of Liverpool fans heading to the gangways to beat the traffic.

Their side are just playing out the final few minutes.