Aidan: Mourinho is a mardy baby, people defending him are biased

J Dizzle: No, Man Utd fans, it's not a campaign. Your manager is just a lunatic. Kicking a bottle near a crowd is dangerous, simple.

James Reader: 2009: Wenger gets sent to the stands and everyone laughs 2016: Mourinho gets sent to the stands - "what a joke refs are"

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: "We got better during the game but Bournemouth played well. They started with a high intensity. We had to improve our level in the second half and we did. 

"I never forget that when Bournemouth came up from the Championship they scored 100 goals. That is not a coincidence.

"Our players questioned themselves a little bit after a few draws but we have responded."

On the injury to Mathieu Debuchy: "It was the back-heel that killed him. We are devastated for him."

Arsenal's Theo Walcott on marking the birth of his second child with a goal: "It's the perfect weekend. I'm probably the happiest person in the world right now.

"People have been saying we have been edging off but we're undefeated since the opening day of the season."

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Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

There is a nice flexibility about this front three of Sims, Austin and Redmond at Southampton. There ask all sorts of different questions of their opponents. 

You may remember, Arsene Wenger was once sent off for also kicking a bottle on the touchline after his Arsenal side had a goal disallowed against Manchester United in 2009. 

That resulted in this iconic image. 

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Paul Pogba let the rest of his Manchester United team-mates make their way off the pitch at half-time. He waited for referee Jon Moss.

It wasn't a particiularly heated discussion but it lasted the time it took the pair to walk from the centre circle to the edge of the penalty area.

Pogba seemed to be saying he had to get out of the way Mark Noble's tackle otherwise he was going to get kicked.

I am not sure that is correct. But we haven't heard the last of it.

Drama at Old Trafford. West Ham led after 90 seconds thanks to Diafra Sakho's header. United levelled through Zlatan. Paul Pogba was booked for diving and Jose Mourinho sent to the stands for knacking a water bottle with his foot.

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Top save! Darren Randolph excels again with a fingertip save to keep out Jesse Lingard's seemingly goalbound shot from inside the box. That looked certain to be a goal.

Big shouts for a West Ham penalty as Dimitri Payet's cross strikes Marcos Rojo's arm in the box. It was very similar to the call against Nacho Monreal in the Arsenal v Bournemouth game, with Rojo stood relatively close to the man hitting the ball. Same result: no penalty.

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Southampton lead through Charlie Austin's 41-second goal. The Saints edged the half overall but Everton have had (and wasted) enough chances to be leading.

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You can't fault Idrissa Gueye for consistency. Leighton Baines' corner is held up by Ross Barkley on the edge of the box and set up for the midfielder to strike but he plants his shot exactly where he put the last one - high in the stand. He must really have something against the person sat in the middle of row Z.

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Everything but the finish. Ross Barkley positions himself well and times his jump to meet Yannick Bolasie's cross from the right but he gets the header all wrong and sends the ball flying well wide. 

Paul Pogba tries to go from supplier to scorer as he gets his head to Juan Mata's corner but there was no control in the effort and it drifts wide of the target.

Christos Papaloizou: The refs are becoming an absolute JOKE! This is getting ridiculous - week in week out, bad decisions. 

Seth Gogo Egoeh: So does every Premier League coach get sent to the stands for kicking a bottle or the rules apply only to Mourinho only? 

Colin Reardon: Give me a break ref! You are not supposed to be the centre of attention! 

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Jose Mourinho was sent to the stands by referee Jon Moss against West Ham too.

Mourinho was in charge of Chelsea at the time and was so furious at being sent off he confronted Moss at half-time. The FA said Mourinho refused to leave Moss' dressing room at one point.

He ended up with a stadium ban for that.

Mourinho has already been sent off once this season, for ranting at Mark Clattenburg during the Burnley game. He got a one-match touchline ban.

The home side are turning the screw at the end of this first half. West Ham are having to dig in. Antonio Valencia dinks a cross to the back post but Angelo Ogbonna just gets his head to the ball ahead of Zlatan.

Marcus Rashford is through. Surely this is a goal... no!

The striker tears away from his marker down the middle and has just Darren Randolphto beat but his finish is kept out by the boot of the keeper.

Glorious opportunity.

And an even better chance for Everton at St Mary's as Gareth Barry meets a free-kick at the back stick but somehow heads on to the roof of the net. That is two really good opportunities for the Toffees to level now.

Chance for Manchester United. Jesse Lingard wraps his foot around a volley following Zlatan's header back across goal but the presence of a West Ham defender makes the finish harder and he fires over.