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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp: "I was not in doubt about the result. I just tried to fix a few things like using space better. It was an intense game for us and a deserved win at the end.

"The excitement is in the detail and that means you have to celebrate before you score a goal and push the team on if possible. It worked out. It is important the crowd know about the importance of their support.

"It [Philippe Coutinho's injury] is an ankle injury but we can't say anymore until we see a scan. Firmino got a knock on the calf as well. That should not be that serious.

"There is a lot to analyse. This was the most defensive team I ever saw in my life. Sunderland always play a defensive style and that is OK. We forced them to be that. It is the most difficult thing in world football to come through but we stayed concentrated, worked for the moment and found a way."

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Swansea midfielder Leroy Fer: “We deserved it but we made it hard for ourselves.

“The gaffer spoke about it before the game - they are strong in set pieces attacking but we are strong as well.

“We got four goals - or five goals - from set pieces.

“Three points is massive for us and we have to keep going.”

Hull captain Michael Dawson speaking to BBC Sport:

"There are positives to take - we had an awful lot of possession but it's disappointing to concede from a set piece like that - we will have to look at that in training. 

"When you are 1-0 down you have got to take the game to them and I think we did. 

"It's nice to score - I haven't scored three in a season in a while - but taking the three points would have been better". 

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Chelsea are unchanged for a sixth successive Premier League game. 

John Terry is missing from the squad because of a muscular injury but Willian returns to the Blues bench.

Chelsea XI: Courtois, Azpilicueta, Luiz, Cahill, Moses, Kante, Matic, Alonso, Pedro, Costa, Hazard.

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Tottenham make three changes to the side that lost at Monaco in the Champions League on Tuesday. 

Spurs have to remodel their defence because of Danny Rose's suspension and Jan Vertonghen comes in at left-back, with Kyle Walker returning at right-back. 

Eric Dier and Kevin Wimmer pair up again in the middle. In midfield, Christian Eriksen comes in for Harry Winks, who drops to the bench.

Tottenham XI: Lloris, Walker, Dier, Vertonghen, Wimmer, Wanyama, Dembele, Eriksen, Alli, Son, Kane.

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FEMI JOHN ATOYEBI: Incredible day in the Premier League! Day of fightbacks and comebacks!

Desmond Oguda: Alan Pardew went nuts for the third goal ,he surely has gone bonkers for the fourth! Unbelievable comeback. 

Richard M Kavuma: What a dramatic flurry of activity in the Premier League! 

Chelsea Warrior: First Classic of the season. Swansea 5-Palace 4! Wow! Wow!! Wow!!! 

Karthik T: Hold up Premier League, hold up. Let us catch our breath. 

65 minutes: Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace.

93 minutes: Swansea 5-4 Crystal Palace.

Stunning.

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Liverpool goalscorer Divock Origi: "The manager said before the game we had to stay patient. He said if we played like that the whole game we would win." 

Asked if he knows anything about Philippe Coutinho's injury, he says: "No not at all. I hope it's ok for him because he is a very important player for us."

I wonder what will be the first game on Match of the Day?

What a game. Just... what a game.

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Liverpool go top of the Premier League on goal difference. They had to work for it, but you can't say they didn't deserve it.

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Leicester salvage a point they hardly deserved. Boro are still seeking a first away win since 21 August.

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Drama! Wes Morgan is brought down by Marten de Roon and the referee points to the spot.

Islam Slimani picks up the ball. It will be one of the last kicks of the match.

It is very difficult to go from survival mode to attack in an instant, as Sunderland are finding. They have offered very little since Divock Origi's strike. 

It's an end-to-end finish at Hull. Brilliant save by keeper David Marshall to keep out Nacer Chadli's superbly-struck free-kick.