Watford's Troy Deeney was at the centre of a right old ding-dong with Stoke's Joe Allen during the Potters' 1-0 win on Saturday.

Both players were booked for the incident and Stoke boss Mark Hughes believes Deeney should receive a harsher punishment for his 'face-grab' on Allen.

"Clearly we kicked the ball out and the right thing to do in the spirit of the game is throw it back." he said.

"Deeney, the captain of the club, should know better but he shaped to play it into our box and that's why Joe reacted.

"More often than not those situations get revisited by people in authority and decisions are made as a consequence."

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Ex-Newcastle goalkeeper on BBC's MOTD 2 Extra

Hammers keeper Joe Hart was emotional after Palace fought from 2-0 down to snatch a draw in stoppage time.

"Joe was fantastic yesterday - he was phenomenal. That's the Joe Hart we know. I felt for him at the end because he would have grabbed all the headlines."

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle striker on BBC Match of the Day

We are seeing something very special, Manchester City are playing at a new level. Thirty-five goals after 10 games...in 2011 under Roberto Mancini they had 36 after 10.

But against West Brom we saw a new record...844 completed passes. It's a joy to see and it must be a joy to play in this team.

Played 10, won 9, drawn one, lost nil, scored 35, conceded six.

It's fair to say Manchester City's start to the season has not been rubbish.

It was a little close for comfort on Saturday, after West Brom nabbed a quick equaliser and then a late second, but the league leaders still prevailed 3-2.

Here's what Pep Guardiola had to say about their eighth consecutive league win.

Joleon Lescott
Former England defender on BBC MOTD2 Extra

United got Jose Mourinho because they wanted to win. You don't get him in to play like Barcelona, you get him to win. Once they are back to winning ways they can start to play with style. They won trophies last year.

His defensive record is second to none. They don't aim to score three or four every game. The comparisons for City and United is hard for Mourinho, as they don't try and play the same style of football.

Brighton field the same XI that started in the 3-0 win at West Ham.

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Southampton make three changes from the side that started in the 1-0 win against West Brom. Defender Maya Yoshida and forward Shane Long move to the bench, while Mario Lemina is injured.

Sofiane Boufal, who scored a sensational winner against the Baggies, defender Wesley Hoedt and midfielder James Ward-Prowse come into the XI.

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Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on Match of the Day

I actually think Jose Mourinho likes being miserable. It's hard because United's neighbours City are playing such expansive football.

It's not as easy as it looks to play defensive football yet United have the best defence in the league.

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As the final whistle went at Old Trafford yesterday, Jose Mourinho decided it was the ideal time to send a message to his critics.

The Manchester United manager looked down the barrel of the camera and put his finger to his lips.

His explanation as follows: "Some people speak too much.

"Calm down, relax a little bit. Don't speak too much, speak, speak, speak, relax. Relax a little bit, don't be so nervous. Don't be so excited."

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Brighton name the same XI that beat West Ham 3-0 last Friday.

Southampton make three changes, with Wesley Hoedt, James Ward-Prowse and Sofiane Boufal all starting.

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Joleon Lescott
Former England defender on BBC MOTD2 Extra

They look like they've been told to express themselves. And that is what they did. They weren't phased at 2-0 down. They kept pushing forward.

Comparing them to Spain's setup, their clubs have B teams playing in the lower leagues which helps. That is something we need to look at to develop our kids.

Senior players would always try to help young players. Phil Foden is highly-rated at Man City. He trains with them every day. The natural progression is if they can perform every day.

You know how England are always rubbish at major tournaments? There may now be hope.

After World Cup success for England Under-20s, the U17s have followed suit.

The Three Lions beat Spain 5-2 in the World Cup final in India on Saturday, coming from two goals down to lift the trophy.

The celebrations were just incredible. Remember their names...

If you're up for a bit of Championship action, you can follow Birmingham v Aston Villa over here.

It's still 0-0 after 15 minutes.

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MOTD2 Extra

If you tune into BBC Two, BBC Radio 5 live or use the play button at the top of the page, you will find Match of the Day 2 Extra.

Mark Chapman is joined by former Newcastle keeper Shay Given, former Everton defender Joleon Lescott and journalist John Cross.

What did you miss yesterday? LOADS.

Manchester City won again - this time against West Brom - and remain top of the pile. More on that shortly.

Manchester United edged past a Harry Kane-less Tottenham in the early kick-off to remain second in the table, leaving Spurs are eight points off City. More on that shortly, too.

Arsenal came from behind to beat Swansea, Crystal Palace equalised in the 97th minute to snatch a 2-2 draw against West Ham, and there were also wins for Stoke against Watford, Liverpool against Huddersfield, and Chelsea at Bournemouth.

For a round-up up of Saturday's action, head here.

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Here's what we've got in store today.

Starting shortly at 12:15 GMT on BBC Two is Match of the Day 2 Extra, where Mark Chapman is joined by former Man City defender Joleon Lescott, ex-Newcastle keeper Shay Given and journalist John Cross. You can also watch by clicking the play button at the top of this page

We'll be bringing you live updates right here from Brighton v Southampton (13:30 GMT) and Leicester v Everton (16:00 GMT).

Roy was jumping, Slaven was crying, Jose was ssshhing, and England were winning.

It's time to do it all again.

Welcome to Sunday's Premier League coverage!

Football, eh?

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