Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola: "It was important for us to win after many days without a win. We started well and created chances and we had the right attitude.

"We could have scored many more goals. It is frustrating not go get a clean sheet but we defended poorly at set-pieces.

"It will definitely go to the last day [the fight for top four]."

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Adam Wheeler: The Boys From Brazil did it for Liverpool.

Steve Tiu: Is it just me or is it really stressful to be a Liverpool supporter? Club should offer psychological & emotional counselling.

Hull City

Hull defender Michael Dawson: "We've showed a good attitude since the gaffer has come in, our form at home has been brilliant but it was a tough afternoon for us.

"City are a class side and we know what they can do here. At 3-0 with half an hour to go they could have cut us open.

"It's not about Swansea's results, we have picked up six points this week to get out of the bottom three."

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

Bournemouth have been very smart. They've stayed off the radar. If you stay out of the bottom three if keeps the focus away from you. Eddie Howe has done very well. That is brilliant.

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Bournemouth make one change to the side that drew 2-2 at Liverpool on Wednesday, as Ryan Fraser comes in for Jordon Ibe.

Bournemouth XI:  Boruc, A Smith, S Cook, Francis, Daniels, Fraser, Arter, Wilshere, Pugh, King, Afobe

Subs: Allop, Cargill, B Smith, L Cook, Ibe, Gradel, Mousset  

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Chelsea make two changes to the side that beat Manchester City 2-1 at home on Wednesday.

Victor Moses is back from injury to replace Kurt Zouma, with Nemanja Matic taking Cesc Fabregas' spot in midfield.

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

Subs: Begovic, Terry, Zouma, Chalobah, Fabregas, Willian, Batshuayi.

Liverpool

Liverpool midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum speaking to Sky Sports:

In the first half it was difficult because it was a new system for us but in the second half the two subs made a big difference for us.

[On if the pressure is now on Arsenal] We don't look at other teams, we look at ourselves. We can't control them, so the focus must be on us.

[On his assist for Firminho] It was quite high but he made it better with his shot. It was a great shot. It was a great run and I just gave the ball behind the defence but he did it better so he gets the credit.

Manchester City

Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling:  "We needed a win today, we have dropped too many points and it was back to winning ways.

"With five minutes to go we need to see the game out and don't concede. It was sloppy and we have to fix that.

"We don't worry about other teams' results, it's step by team and just focus on our results."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

No angry words at full time but a long chat between Pep Guardiola and Marco Silva at the final whistle.

City back to winning ways with a good performance. Totally in control but we end up talking about the keeper again.

A huge win for West Ham, who can probably feel safe now. Swansea continue to sit in the bottom three. They really needed something from London.

Albion corner, the keeper's gone up - and saved! Flicked on at the near post, Jonny Evans is there just a handful of yards out but he can't beat Fraser Forster!

Don't call it a comeback. Liverpool finally win an away game. But that's only half the story...

As nil nil as a nil nil could ever be. A decent point on the road for Burnley, but that's no good for Boro. 

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West Brom send the big men up, cross comes in and Craig Dawson attacks it - saved! 

Dave in Manchester: You asked earlier which selection upset me most? Bravo, of course. A goalkeeper who can't save a shot. Utterly, utterly hopeless. Pep, please just admit you made a mistake.

Boro throw men forwards, cross comes in.. over! 

Injury time. Four minutes of it.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

It has taken Hull 85 minutes to have a shot on target - and unbelievably it has gone in.

That is seven goals from seven shots on target that Claudio Bravo has had to face.

I assume Pep Guardoia is giving the Chilean another chance before deciding whether he needs to buy another keeper in the summer.