Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson after his side's first win of the Premier League season: “That was really enjoyable. I have just said to the players that they really deserve to drink in that victory, because we played the champions of England but came off the field today having deserved our victory.

“We created chances, scored goals and our defending was good from the first to the last. To put in that type of wholehearted performance - chasing back, covering positions, winning back the ball - I think we deserve a lot of credit.

“I don’t drink an awful lot these days, red wine isn’t the best thing to drink if you want to keep your calories low, but I'll enjoy a glass tonight because I enjoyed watching my boys play well and I'm proud of their performance.”

Crystal Palace matchwinner Wilfried Zaha showed today that is loving life back at Selhurst Park. Earlier this week he explained to BBC Sport why...

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Actually he is remarkably calm - and complimentary to his former club - as he gives his thoughts about the game.

Full quotes to come.

Swansea City

Swansea boss Paul Clement praised the impact on on-loan striker Tammy Abraham after his brace secured victory against Huddersfield.

"That was the best game Tammy has played, I was pleased with his overall performance," said Clement.

"He was threatening the defence with his runs, his play with his back to goal was better and he put in a good shift defensively."

Swansea City

Swansea boss Paul Clement speaking to BBC Sport: "Our fans have been frustrated with us, but today they were fantastic and they had something to cheers about from the first whistle.

"We were rewarded for our consistency and determination and pressuring. We forced the situation and the goal came at a good time as did the second on. We found a balance between defending well and getting forward.

"It was an all round good performance. We played well today and deserved the victory. But it is one game, we have another game against Leicester, but this is a good platform to build on.

"It was very important we won at home, played well, showed can attack and have offensive threats, I am delighted with that and it came from good work on the training field."

Bournemouth's defeat, coupled with Palace's win against Chelsea, means Eddie Howe's men remain second bottom.

Swansea were the big winners at the bottom, jumping up to 14th by beating Huddersfield.

Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "I'm pleased with the players tonight. They delivered the gameplan really well. We threw caution to the wind at the end.

"Performances have picked up. If we keep playing like that I am sure we will be fine."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "I thought we were well in the game, we defended really well and has opportunities too.

"We had the two best chances of the first half but we conceded so early in the second half. We tweaked the system to stop them getting the ball in to Harry Kane.

"Historically we have always scored goals but you have to give Lloris credit for the two saves he made, they were pivotal."

Two assists and a key part in two more goals. What a way to celebrate your ton...

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth defender Nathan Ake: "We came with a game plan and we executed it well. We just lost the game. They only got in once and they scored.

"We have more stability with three at the back, we were compact and it worked well.

"In the last few games we have been playing better but we have to pick up points. We could have got away with a draw today."

Manchester City

Manchester City goalscorer Gabriel Jesus: “We are very happy with our home performance, but it’s the whole performance of the team.

"We are playing well this season and I think the fans are enjoying it; I think that is more important than scoring lots of goals.

“We have been working and training hard, we face every game trying to win. There might be times this season that is difficult [to maintain], but at the end of the day we need to do what we can do. If we train well we will get our results at the end of the season."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace goalscorer Wilfried Zaha speaking in the tunnel: "I'm so tired but it was all worth it for the win. We had to win! You never know in football - we had a gameplan, worked hard and just took our chances

"The first goal was massive for our confidence - it was a massive boost for the team. My goal was at the right time too, because Chelsea were coming back. I'm buzzing to have scored it.

"Me and Andros Townsend aren't strikers so we run all over the gaff, but the boss told us that if one had the ball the other needs to get himself into the box.

"It's a dream, managing to beat Chelsea at home. Deffo this is the start of a fightback - now we've got more confidence we can start to climb up the table."

Manchester City

Manchester City scorer Gabriel Jesus on the impact of Kevin de Bruyne: "I'm really happy and pleased to be playing with high-level players like him. We all feel lucky to have him in our team.

"We have been working hard and face every game to win and score lots of goals. We're really happy with how we are playing."

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger at Selhurst Park for 5 live Sport

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Fantastic from Palace! Their workrate was unbelievable all the way through the game.

The noise here is off the scale - you'd think they'd won the league rather than won their first game in the league!

Show half of this spirit for the rest of the season and Crystal Palace won't have any problems staying in this league.

A much-needed victory for Swansea. And it lifts them up to the heady heights of 14th.

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Spurs have their first league win at Wembley.

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Burnley leave it late against 10-man West Ham, but they've got a point which takes them back up to sixth.