Tammy Abraham moved to the top of the Premier League scoring charts with his hat-trick today. He has seven with Sergio Aguero just behind on six.

Aguero has scored in Manchester City’s four Premier League matches this season; only two players have ever scored in a club’s first five matches of a season – José Antonio Reyes for Arsenal in 2004-05 and Wayne Rooney for Manchester United in 2011-12.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham attacker Son Heung-Min: "We performed really well from the start and created many chances to score, I think the players deserve more than three points today. They helped me a lot at the start of the season, without these teammates I cannot score the goals."

On his two goals: "First goal, Toby's (Alderweireld) ball was really good, I made the run. I made a good touch and the finish was maybe a bit lucky with the post. Second goal, the cross was really good and I hit it really well.

"Winning is always important in football. The players are ready to fight and compete and we are looking forward to big competitions and the Champions League on Wednesday (away to Olympiakos)."

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Wolves

Nuno Espírito Santo speaking to the BBC: “That was a bad, bad performance. We started the game well but the mistakes we made, we cannot go and repeat them. We know they cannot happen again. It was defensive errors, the game changed with the goal. We lost concentration. I am dissatisfied. There is no point being angry in them but I need them to get better."

On whether the Europa League is having an effect: "No, it was a challenge we embraced from the beginning. We knew what we needed to do. This was a bad game, we need to bounce back and we need to look forward. We train tomorrow, we will be sticking to the same approach. We need to keep improving."

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Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Graham Potter to Sky Sports: "We would have liked the three points and apart from the first 20 minutes we were the team that was most likely to win.

"We put such a lot into the game so disappointing to only get one point but the overall performance was promising.

"There is always quality on the pitch that can hurt you in the Premier League. We played well and it's not easy to play against Burnley. It's a sore one to concede so late.

"We had to make a few changes from injuries. Burnley did what they did well. It wasn't quite as simple as turning up and playing well. You could see the improvement from the players. Sometimes you have to hold your hands up to the opposition. We had our own opportunities as well.

"There are always bits to do to do better."

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Lifa Nati: The Chelsea goalie and that defence since the depature of Rudiger need to step their game up otherwise it will cost them a lot of games this season. Absolute shambles.

Sho: If I was a Leicester fan I'd be disappointed with that. Never really got going and acted like the inferior team in the first half. Big opportunity missed for them because with the players we had out we would've taken a draw.

Chelsea

Chelsea's hat-trick goalscorer Tammy Abraham: "Today the plan, it worked well. We were disappointed about the Sheffield United game and not coming away with all three points so we brought that disappointment into this game as motivation. We have trained really hard since coming back from internationals."

On his performance: "I hope this is my season. I have to keep working hard in every training session, every game. Every game I want to prove myself to the gaffer."

On defence errors: "We would have loved the clean sheet but there were lots of important moments throughout the game. They are what we need to take forwards. We were great on the counter-attack and now we keep pushing forwards."

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Burnley

Burnley goalscorer Jeff Hendrick speaking to Sky Sports: "Putting points on the board away from home is always a good thing. We started the game well but Brighton came back into it.

"We got the goal in the end. I knew I cut it well but I was just hoping. Thankfully it went in and got us the point.

"It will help me remember my 100th game but the most valuable thing was getting the point. We have scored a lot of late goals - we just stick in there. It's the mentally of the group. We don't know when it's over and that's a great thing to have.

"We have started the season brilliantly. We just need to take each game as it comes."

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Carrow Road

Not saying Norwich City are low on numbers because of injuries but manager Daniel Farke has named two goalkeepers among his substitutes - Ralf Fahrmann and Michael McGovern.

Norwich have 11 (ELEVEN) injuries, including four of their most recent starting line-up.

Sam Byram, Kenny McLean, Ibrahim Amadou and Alexander Tettey all come in from the 2-0 defeat by West Ham.

Christoph Zimmermann out until January with a foot problem, Max Aarons picked up a foot injury playing for England Under-21s and Tom Trybull and Moritz Leitner also joined the injury list.

Crucially no fitness problems for star striker Teemu Pukki, who has scored 10 goals in his last eight games for club and country.

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Manchester City make three changes from their last game, one enforced. John Stones takes the place of long-term absentee Aymeric Laporte at the back.

Bernardo Silva and Ilkay Gundogan start, with Kevin de Bruyne and Riyad Mahrez starting to the bench.

Goal machines Sergio Aguero and Raheem Sterling start.

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Manager Ralph Hasenhuttl is absolutely delighted with that result for Southampton. It could prove to be a vital three points.

All over and a big win for Chelsea.

All over and Manchester United win for the first time since the opening game of the season.

All over at Bramall Lane. No late equaliser for Sheffield United and it's Moussa Djenepo's solo goal which proves to be the winner for Southampton.

A routine win for Spurs.

No. A free-kick is given Southampton's way for a push in the box.

Well, that was disappointing.

*Goalkeeper goes up for corner!!*

Can Dean Henderson be the hero for Sheffield United?

Deep into six minutes of stoppage time at Wolves and the hosts are pushing. They believe there is enough time to pull off an improbable comeback...

One last chance to make it 5-0? Nope. Christian Eriksen skews his free-kick way over the crossbar.