Liverpool

More from Jurgen Klopp on Sky Sports: "It is important to collect points for the final third of the season. We will go on and see what happens. League position is not important to me at the moment. It is important that we look like a team that can play well.

"I know a lot has happened here in the past few years. This is not the team two or three years ago this is not the team of 25 years ago, this is a new group. We don’t need to be afraid of the future or offer guarantees in November. It is easy to love this game when you are winning games in a row."

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Leicester are playing a lot of high balls, which is suiting the West Brom back four, who are winning all the headers.  They need quick play, get Mahrez on the ball.

Chance for Leicester. Islam Slimani slides in, trying to get on the end of a teasing Riyad Mahrez cross. Gareth McAuley skids along the turf to make the clearance.

Manchester United striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic on whether he was worried about not scoring in his previous three games: "No,  as long as you create the chances which I have been doing the goals will come. But the most important thing is the win. The goals will come."

On whether he was aware he had scored the 25,000th goal in Premier League history: "Ah, no I wasn't. I thought that was only me who had scored 25,000..."

On his fifth yellow card of the season: "I thought we played rough in England? I play rough and I got a yellow card. What was it for? I don't know. Maybe I was too tired to hear why the referee gave it."

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic helped himself to a couple of goals for Manchester United, now he's producing the gold in front of the television cameras in the Liberty tunnel. Quotes on their way...

Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp speaking to Sky Sports: "In specific moments I enjoyed the performance. At others it was difficult. It was a brilliant performance for 84 minutes, but for the last six minutes it was not too nice, not just because we conceded a goal but we stopped trying to do the right things.

"I don’t think anyone needs me to describe how good Philippe Coutinho is, you can see it. But Roberto Firmino? it should have been a close race today. Sadio Mane played well, and Emre Can. It is not easy to pick this team. Gini Wijnaldum is in good form, Daniel Sturridge is always close to the team, Alberto is in good form and Simon Mignolet as well."

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Leicester have got more of a foothold in this one now, pushing West Brom back on to the edge of the 18-yard line. Danny Drinkwater tries to lift the ball over the defence, but there's too much mustard on that hot dog.

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp speaking to BBC Sport: "When the result gives you the impression that it is easy there is a lot of hard work behind that. The result is wonderful and the performance is terrific. 

"But Chelsea yesterday were not bad, Manchester City against Barcelona not bad, Arsenal have great movement and Tottenham – oh my god. We need to be good. 

"Good results and performances help confidence, we will send the players all around the world and hopefully they come back healthy for a big challenge of Southampton.

"There is nothing to celebrate in the moment, this is our responsibility to play well when you put on the red of Liverpool, It is all good until now."

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Leicester are pinned inside their own half as West Brom crawl all over them. When the hosts do get the ball, Riyad Mahrez is at the centre of everything. When the Foxes do get forward, an Islam Slimani header slides well wide.

Jose Mourinho sticks his mobile in his pocket and says his goodbyes to the rest of Row J. All over.

Easy street for Manchester United. They move up to sixth, above Everton on goal difference.

Swansea aren't bottom. They're second bottom thanks to Mike van der Hoorn. Scant consolation and all that.

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West Brom again, Chris Brunt played through and calling Ron-Robert Zieler off his line. The German goes feet first, not entirely convincingly. Iffy from the understudy so far.

Three minutes of stoppage time. A Swansea goal in each minute will win them the game.

The way this has started, you can't help but fancy West Brom. Men behind the ball in defence, swift on the counter. Almost, erm, doing a Leicester.

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Heading towards injury time. Come on Swansea, lob a cat among the pigeons.

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Still more baggy than foxy in Leicester. West Brom easily dealing with anything the hosts have, while Ron-Robert Zieler almost costs a cropper with a clearance that bounces off Salomon Rondon.

Jose Mourinho has lost interest. He's texting the missus. Maybe he's discussing their dinner options. It'll be quite late by the time he gets back to London.

Pay attention Jose! Swansea almost score. Mo Barrow is left unmarked at the back stick, hacking a tame shot into David de Gea's hands.

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That was Juan Mata's final involvement. He's been hooked for Jesse Lingard. Maybe time for some 'dab' dancing.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

West Brom have started the game aggressively and on the front foot against Leicester.

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The Leicester groundsman is a bit of a legend, isn't he? Never short of a funky pattern. Not great action to speak of at the moment, though it is Leicester doing most of the defending.

Anyone thinking of transferring Zlatan back into their Fantasy Football team? Don't bother. He's been booked and will miss their next game against Arsenal. Juan Mata's name joins him in the book shortly after.

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