Stoke City

A despondent Stoke captain Ryan Shawcross; "It was a tough day at the office, first half we were very poor."

Was it a hangover from getting thrashed at City? "You'd have to say so, we looked off the pace. It's up to us on the pitch and in the first half hour we were very poor."

Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson speaking to Match of the Day: "There were some very good performances from us in particular. The quality of our play was very good.

"We need more than a goal to take one point and set plays are always a problem. It was unfortunate as our player got his head to the ball but headed it against the Newcastle bloke.

"I cannot criticise our performance. From the first minute to the last it was everything I expected and under normal circumstances would have got us a result."

Stoke City

Stoke manager Mark Hughes: "We didn't cope with the conditions in the first half and made mistakes. It was hard to get out.

"Second half we had the wind at our backs and were much better but we couldn't find the final touch that we needed."Bournemouth killed the game and wasted time, they did exactly the same last year. As the away team why wouldn't they do that?

"We were better in the second half but the damage was done. Jese had a big shout for a penalty but I'd have to see it again. We have to be better next week."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola: "Burnley have won in amazing stages this season.

"Another good performance. In the second half it was amazing how good we played. A lot of control and after the second and third goal the game is over. I'm so happy to continue our winning mentality."

On the opening goal: "It was a penalty. Bernardo touched the goalkeeper. He touched Bernardo's foot and put him down."

On Aguero equalling the club goalscoring record: "Aguero should pay a tribute to us, he should invite us to dinner maybe. One more goal, it's going to happen sooner or later.

"Another clean sheet is so important. We have the ability to score a lot of goals. We had a lot of chances and the keeper made some good saves. We were stable in front and back."

On levelling a club record of 11-straight wins: "The record is good if you lift something, titles or a trophy. It means a lot. Of course it is not easy to win 11 in a row, so it's good."

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Newcastle United

Rafa Benitez speaking to Match of the Day: "It is important now to get three points in a difficult game. The had confidence and were working hard.

"It is another step forward. We thought that we had to win this game, and they had confidence and were ell organised, so we knew it could be tough.

"The main thing is we keep pushing and winning games."

On Yohan Cabaye's challenge: "We cannot change what the referee decides and move forward."

Benitez on the goal: "We need to put the ball there (for Mikel Merino) he went with determination and that was the key.

"We have a very clear idea and have to take one game at a time. At the moment we are in a good position."

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "I feel a lot better. It was a big challenge today, and a massive win.

"We showed that we have the tools to win in this league. The second half seemed like an eternity, we were under pressure but the back five did very well.

"Hopefully this is the start of some better results. It's a step forwards."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe: "It was a massive game, with Chelsea to come next week. We didn't want to become detached from the teams above us. It was a gritty performance.

"In the first half we were incisive, we looked like we could score but we feared that with the weather conditions it would be a different story in the second half.

"Our defence stood up to the physical challenge of Peter Crouch very well. It's a special win."

M. J. F.: The scenes at Huddersfield!!!! Cojones?

matthew johnston: No disrespect to Huddersfield who deserved to win but that was an utter disgrace from United. ZERO creativity bar Rashford

Theo Hunt: Today may well be the day when Man City secure the title - their rivals are falling behind in every way.

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With Leicester moving on up, it's Stoke who fall into the bottom three this evening.

Dan Washbourne: So presumably the Manchester United bus got left behind at Anfield last time out? Well done, Huddersfield!

Prince Gyimah: The day Mourinho was given a taste of his own medicine - defend, defend and hope to capitalise on your opponents' error

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at John's Smith's Stadium

Howling wind, sideways rain it's a miserable afternoon in Huddersfield but its anything but for Terriers fans. A first win in the league against Manchester United since 1952, a famous win for the hosts. The players are walking around all sides of the ground, soaking up applause. No-one is in a rush to leave.

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"He's better than Klopp, he's better than Kloooppppp.

"Dav-id Wag-ner, he's better than Klopp."

Newcastle United

Newcastle goalscorer Mikel Merino: "It's great the winning feeling so I'm really happy for the result and my first goal. The most important thing is the three points.

"This is a really hard team to play. They are really compact and strong. We did a great effort physically, but in the second half we had more of the ball. At the end, from a set piece, we have our three points."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth forward Junior Stanislas; "That's massive for us. We have been playing well but not creating chances and we went ahead today.

"They threw everything at us but we stood firm and defended really well. We had to work really hard. Bournemouth are not renowned for playing backs-to-wall stuff but we did today."

David Wagner is still on the pitch, doing a lap of honour in the rain. He should go out in Huddersfield tonight. He wouldn't be buying a drink. Now the players go to the crowd, who salute back with a unified wave. Great celebrations.

Both Southampton and West Brom make one change to their starting line-ups following draws last week for tonight's late game.

Steven Davis returns to captain the Saints replacing Nathan Redmond. Shane Long makes his 100th appearance for Southampton against his former club as he looks to score his first goal in 25 games for club and country.

Southampton XI: Forster, Cedric, Yoshida, van Dijk, Bertrand, Lemina, Romeu, Long, Davis, Tadic, Gabbiadini.

Subs: Hoedt, Austin, McCarthy, Ward-Prowse, Boufal, Redmond, McQueen.

West Brom's one change is in goal with Ben Foster returning from a knee injury, which he picked up playing in the garden with his son.

Another striker playing against his former club is Jay Rodriguez who starts up front for the Baggies alongside Salomón Rondón.

West Brom XI: Foster, Dawson, Hegazi, Evans, Gibbs, Livermore, Krychowiak, Barry, Rodriguez, Rondon, Chadli.

Subs: Nyom, Yacob, Phillips, Brunt, Myhill, McClean, McAuley.

Leicester are big winners today - up to 13th!

When you can not play well and still win, etc, etc...

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That's the first time that Huddersfield have beaten Manchester United in the league since 1952. It's United first defeat of the season. The gap between the Manchester clubs at the top of the Premier League is five points.