Norwich City

Norwich goalkeeper Tim Krul, speaking to Sky Sports: "Brighton beat us fair and square - we had a good chance in the first half and maybe another day that drops in.

"This isn't like the Championship where half-chances go our way. We have to get our confidence back because you notice after a few chances the confidence goes.

"We need to believe in the philosophy like we have for the past 16 months."

Watford boss Quique Sanchez Flores makes seven changes to the team which lost at Everton in the Carabao Cup. Andre Gray starts up top as Tom Cleverley misses out with a heel injury.

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Chelsea also have seven alterations from their cup defeat by Manchester United. Mason Mount, Tammy Abraham and Fikayo Tomori are all back in. Christian Pulisic retains his place after scoring a ha-trick last week at Burnley.

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Manchester City

Manchester City goalscorer Kyle Walker, speaking to Sky Sports: "We have to stuck to our game plan, stayed patient and it worked as we came away with the three points. It’s tough when teams put 11 players behind the ball. We have players who can spin a game on its head and we did that today.

"Every three points is vital. We have the quality - it is about the mental state of the players. We have to keep positive."

On the goal: "It’s a great feeling that I can contribute but more importantly it was about the three points. Anyone could have scored, I didn't care who it was. It was just a case of hit it and hopefully get the ball in the back of the net. I don’t score many."

We're around 20 minutes from kick-off at Vicarage Road where Watford are seeking a first Premier League win of the season.

Chelsea will climb to third in the table with an away victory.

Liverpool

Andy Robertson, speaking to Sky Sports: "We have showed our resilience over the last 18 months and this season we have kept on going.

"Today we knew we had some great chances and there’s nothing better than a last minute winner.

"Aston Villa are a team that just got promoted and pushed us to the end, we know we need to be at our best every single game."

Liverpool's match-winner Sadio Mane: "Today was not our best performance but we deserved the three points.

"It was a perfect delivery from the corner and in the end I was even a bit lucky the ball went in.

"Aston Villa have been the team that pushed us harder so far, that’s why this is the best league in the world. Every single game can be like this one."

Wolves have come from behind to draw 1-1 for the sixth time in the Premier League this season.

Manchester City

Manchester City defender Angelino: "We had a tough game today, Southampton gave us a hard time. We had to fight until the end. We have a strong team and we fought until the end. We have quality players, we knew the chances would come."

On Kyle Walker's goal: "Kyle had a really good game, he got an assist and a goal - what more can you ask for."

On his first Premier League start: "It feels great to get my first 90 mins, hopefully there are many more minutes to come. We have a massive week now. We have to focus is already on the next game."

Sadio Mane scored the 35th 90th-minute winning goal by Liverpool in the Premier League - at least 10 more than any other side in the competition's history.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was an enthralling game. We knew Liverpool would dominate but Villa put up an enormous fight and got in front. Liverpool are a class side and they showed that again.

Jurgen Klopp is on the Villa Park pitch dishing out hugs to his Liverpool players. It's fair to say he's a very happy man after his side turned it around with goals after 87 and 94 minutes.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Vicarage Road

It’s absolutely lacing it down at Vicarage Road, a day when you’re bottom of the league, have just watched England lose a World Cup final and are up against an in-form Chelsea team, where only gallows humour will do.

How’s the mood, I asked one chirpy steward. “As good as can be,” he laughs. No wonder, he’s wisely brought a massive umbrella.

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Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

That’s the sign of a very good team. From Villa’s point of view they will say: 'who is marking Mane?' He has not even jumped, gets ahead of everybody and the ball goes into the side netting. It is lack of concentration but you need to give Liverpool credit.

Incredible game. Liverpool stay six points clear at the top.

All over and Brighton make it back to back wins in the Premier League.

All over and Newcastle hold on for a precious away win.

Trent Alexander-Arnold's free-kick cannons off the Villa wall and out for a corner.

All over!

Manchester City get an important win in the title race with a gutsy performance against a spirited Southampton side.