Liverpool

Trent Alexander Arnold on Sky Sports: "Massive for us. We have come here in good form, tried to execute the game plan and bounced back from a set back in midweek and shown we are a good side.

"Hendo wanted the free-kick at first and then thought it was too close for him. I thought it was too close to go over the way, I had to go keeper's side, a good roll and tried to hit it as hard as I cam.

(On VAR) "It is a mental set back for the other team. you think you have scored, celebrate, get back in position and all of a sudden the goal has bee cancelled.

"You can't expect to come here and have it your own way. They are a proud side and were going to come out fighting. The last 25-30 mins was really tough."

Frank Lampard is the first manager to remain winless in his first four home matches in charge of Chelsea since Bobby Campbell (W0-D3-L1), when he took over from John Hollins in March 1988.

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England international Jadon Sancho has just scored for Borussia Dortmund, who now lead Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1 in the German Bundesliga.

He has now been directly involved in eight goals in his last six league appearances (4 goals, 4 assists).

Arsenal

Arsenal defender Calum Chambers, speaking to Sky Sports: "I am very pleased. I hold my hand up to their second goal so I had to put things right. We stuck in there and worked hard and deserved it in the end.

"The win is massive for us as a club and team, We have the quality and the spirit. We dug in deep to get the momentum going."

On Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang: "He is a quality striker. A lot of the players in this team have quality but to have him scoring goals is great for us."

Mark Futter: A good win for Liverpool. Their season looks really promising. Chelsea played brilliantly today. In the sense that the players want to play for the gaffer. Some Spurs individuals could learn a lot from that

Chelsea had 13 total shots to Liverpool's six. Six corners to Liverpool's four. And 20 open play crosses to Liverpool's eight.

But the only stat that matters...

Liverpool had two goals to Chelsea's one.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Liverpool's game management was outstanding today. They nicked that 2-1 today, it must be satisfying. Chelsea created chances but just could not quite get the final game. They have character, they have a manager that believes in the players and players that believe in what the manager wants to do. They are dangerous in every game.

Arsenal heroes Calum Chambers and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang give each other a high ten as the players head over to the fans to give them an applause.

Jack Grealish and John McGinn lead the Villa players who are making their way straight down the tunnel.

Huge relief from the Liverpool players. Jurgen Klopp catches Virgil van Dijk and gives him a big embrace.

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That's it. An incredible comeback from 10-man Arsenal. Aston Villa have blown it.

Anon: What Lampard is doing at Chelsea deserves patience and time...not what Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is doing at United!

Paul Walmsley: Liverpool's midfield has disappeared after half time. Suddenly we're playing long balls out and they're not sticking. Not good enough.

Tom Heaton launches a final ball forward and it's headed away by David Luiz. Is that it?

All over. Liverpool have three points and six wins out of six. Big result!

Hit it! Just hit it!

Villa have got seconds here but John McGinn has slipped in the box and handballed it. He doesn't get the shot away.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Liverpool have done enough today - just. Chelsea have played really well in the second half. Based on that they deserve a point but in the first half they simply were not good enough.

Into the fourth and final minute of stoppage time.

Marcos Alonso goes into the book for stopping Andy Robertson in a three-on-two break.

Huge, huge call not to award a penalty for that handball. Has this gone away from Aston Villa now?

Backs against the wall.

Mo Salah off. Joe Gomez on. Minutes/seconds to go.

Liverpool are still stepping on egg shells.

The latest chance for Chelsea comes from Jorginho who fires it over the bar, moments after Mason Mount misses the target.

Conor Hourihane' side-foot cross is hit into Sokratis in the box and it looks like it's his arm...

VAR CHECK...

Nothing given! Wow.