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Whatever you do, make sure you clear a space for MOTD at 22:30 BST. Plenty of great goals, unexpected results and a moody Mourinho. Definitely worth a watch.

Cheerio.

Leicester City manager Craig Shakespeare: "I always thought there was moments in the game where Stoke came back into it.

"I always thought the first goal in the game would be crucial. It gave us foothold in the game. The second goal just after half-time gave us that confidence to go on and win the game.

"We're still not safe. I'm really not looking too far ahead. I think we've got to concentrate on each game. I think there's still a lot of points of play for. We're on a good run and full of confidence but we've got another tough game against Sunderland.

On his record: "I am proud but I'm proud for everyone associated with the football club, especially the players."

Stoke City manager Mark Hughes: "We didn't perform today. What you don't want to happen is to go behind against a Leicester side. It becomes more of a basketball game, end to end, and we ended up chasing the game somewhat.

"Whatever we said at half-time didn't work because straight away we conceded the second. From that moment it was difficult to see a way back for us.

"We never produced the quality that was required. Not a great day for us, we didn't make it hared enough for Leicester to win the game. We've got a difficult fixture against Burnley. We will have to be better than we were today."

Tottenham Hotspur

Eric Dier, speaking to BBC Sport: "It's a huge win and it's always a difficult game against Burnley.

"It was an important goal for me to score - it was a relief and I'm happy to score as it's been a while.

"I needed a bit of luck but it just bounced down to me and I put it in.

"It was a bit ugly at times but I thought we played some good football and stuck to our principles.

"We just need to keep focusing on ourselves and making sure that we're there if Chelsea slip up."

Chris Powell
Former England full-back on Final Score

You've got to give a lot of credit to Crystal Palace for the performance today rather than a poor Chelsea. 

The goalkeeper turned up, the back four turned up and Wilfred Zaha turned up. It's a clear Sam Allardyce team now - I think they thought he was going to have an instant impact but it has taken them a few weeks to buy into Big Sam's way. I think you're going to see a lot more of that as the season ends. 

Chelsea

Chelsea captain Gary Cahill on Match of the Day:  "We're disappointed as we had a chance to chalk another three points off. They made it difficult. It was a crazy 15 minutes once we settled it was one-way traffic.

"I hate possession stats. It's about putting the ball in the net. We have to regroup. It's a little set back but we need to focus on Wednesday. We need to keep calm and go again. 

"The gap is still there. It puts emphasis on Wednesday. It adds a bit more pressure but the boys respond to that."

We're 20 minutes into Southampton versus Bournemouth and it is still goalless.

If you fancy following it then head here.

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte speaking to Match of the Day: "This is football. We must accept this result.

"We scored our goal after five minutes and then we conceded two in a few minutes. When you concede goals in that way you must understand the situation and improve on these mistakes.

"In every game in England, anything can happen. The league is so strong. We faced a team today with strong players. I think they showed they were a good team.

"Now we have to think about the next game. If we had won we would have been happy but now it's important to focus on Manchester City."

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

Hull are experiencing the same bounce with a new manager Leicester are having. He has brought a new philosophy to the team and they are showing real fight nowadays. It was a really strong performance against a West Ham team where you just don't know what you are going to get. 

In regards to the ugly stuff you have to do to win football games, Hull were just better prepared today. 

West Ham United

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic: "I was very satisfied [at half-time]. We were winning, they didn’t have have a shot on target, We neutralised them. 

"It was all good until they equalised. They had five minutes of a good spell but then we came back again. To concede a set-piece again, It is very hard to take. We conceded two against Leicester, one against Bournemouth, it’s no good.

"Ranocchia was basically in that position alone, and we didn’t mark him."

On the shrinking gap to the bottom three: "They are making up ground. It’s very open and they are closing the gap. With a point we are keeping them nine points behind us, but now it’s six."

On his future: "I’m doing my job. I’m motivated. But if we are doing so many mistakes then you will pay the price."

Hull City

Hull head coach Marco Silva: "We changed some things [at half-time], the system. I think we changed our confidence as well. 

"In the first half we were too slow, in the second half we played with more confidence. We had a great 25 minutes at the start of the second half. We scored one goal and could have had more. One off the post. I think we deserve this victory.

"It was really important. In our stadium with our fans we are stronger. All the games now are important. We showed again this afternoon how strong we are when we play at home."

On the fight against relegation: "It’s our goal. Since we came we have said that. It’s difficult. It’s important we had a good performance this afternoon but we need to fight until the end of the season for sure.

"This result gives confidence but this game is finished and Middlesbrough is another game."

Watford

Miguel Britos speaking after scoring his first goal for Watford:  "I'm very happy, not just for the goal but because we won. It was very important. We weren't in a good position but now we have three more points. 

"We have to carry on and work hard but now we can work in tranquility. We're not so nervous. We know if we play like we did today with this attitude then we will win."

I like the idea of working in tranquility. Very zen.

Watford

Watford manager Walter Mazzarri: “It gives me great satisfaction but the one area we have to improve on is the last pass. It was very deserved. We had four or five chances in the first half. We should have scored more goals but no doubt it is a deserved win.

Asked how surprised that Miguel Britos scored his side’s goal: “I always make fun and say ‘he always gets the ball but never scores’."

Sunderland

Sunderland manager David Moyes: “It was very tight. I said set pieces would be vital and we did well. We had a few to defend and we just don’t see the job through. There weren’t really any other opportunities. Jordan made a great save but it was even Stevens

“The players showed heart and were committed. We tried to find way a of scoring but that has been a problem and it was today. I think we deserved something.”

Asked if he believes Sunderland can stay up, the Scot said: “Yes. Results haven’t gone for us but we will keep going."

It's really not looking good for Sunderland, is it? 

Bottom of the table, seven points from safety and just one win since Boxing Day.

Let's see what David Moyes has to say.

Earlier today we were discussing notable bust-ups in football and it seems a couple of the St Johnstone players might have been reading.

Team-mates Richard Foster and Danny Swanson were sent off after scrapping while going down the tunnel at half-time against Hamilton. 

Read all about it here. 

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Watch Jose Mourinho's bemusement at a post-match interview question by clicking on the video above.

Tottenham Hotspur

Mauricio Pochettino, speaking to BBC Sport: "I'm very proud because it was a really tough game for us.

"We showed great character and I'm very proud and pleased because the performance in the second half was very good.

"This win is massive for us - we have to be there if Chelsea fail and we are there. We are fighting for the Premier League.

"When you reduce the gap to seven points it's completely different to 10 points - we just have to be there if Chelsea fail and want to be there until the end of the season.

"We're still waiting on Harry Winks but Victor Wanyama got a big knock on his back and hopefully it's not a big issue for him.

"Harry Kane is good, he's doing things on the pitch and may be back in a few weeks."