Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a finish that is. The ball is bouncing towards him but with his side foot he hits it into the net. No chance for the goalkeeper. What a fantastic goal. He knows exactly where he wants to put it. It's one thing knowing what you want to do and it's another doing it. So controlled.

Arsenal youngster Gabriel Martinelli forces a good save from Ederson inside the first 30 seconds! He cruised past Fernandinho there.

And we're off!

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Plenty of cameras focused on Mikel Arteta as he watched Manchester City's players go through their warm-up - the former Arsenal midfielder is a strong candidate to take over as manager in succession to sacked Unai Emery.

Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho spent about half his TV interviews praising Wolves.

"I’m very proud [to end Wolves’ 11-game unbeaten run in the league]. Nuno has to be very proud of Wolves’ record," he told BBC Sport.

"They are a very difficult opponent. I said that in press conference on Friday that they are tactically, technically, mentally very strong.

"We knew the game was going to be difficult. They didn’t catch us by surprise. We had a very good start like we tried to. We almost scored a second goal but against Wolves that would not have killed the game. They are very strong. They use the sides, then the centre, very difficult in transition. Adama Traore and Diogo Jota are incredibly fast and difficult to stop.

"We coped with their spirit. At 1-1 they tried, Wolves are not a team satisfied with a point. We knew if we arrive in the last part we knew we could score. After that we had to close the door for the last five mins, three incredible points."

Progress at the wheel?

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United's failure to beat Everton this afternoon leaves them on 25 points after 17 games.

That is one point fewer than United had achieved at the same stage last season, when Jose Mourinho was sacked.

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Man Utd manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, speaking to Sky Sports: "We're disappointed we didn't get three points. We didn't have the ideas to win it towards the end. We kept them on the back foot and if any team was going to win it it was us.

"We came back after the disappointment at half time. You shouldn't concede goals like this at set plays. But it's a foul. There's no point me complaining but his arms are over David's shoulders as he was going to punch it.

"Mason Greenwood is different class in and around the box. You're not surprised when he scores goals. It's fitting that it should be an academy player that scores in the 4,000th match [in a row in which Utd have fielded an academy product] and it makes it hard for me to leave him out.

"We've always had the DNA, with added players from other top clubs, and that will always be the philosophy here.

"We're disappointed today but we have a quarter-final in the Carabao Cup to come on Wednesday and I have a big strong squad to choose from."

Manchester City

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola speaking to BBC Five Live: "We are delighted with Phil Foden so far this season. He is going to play incredible games in the future as well. I am happy for him, he deserves the start.

"The way he trains and the way he is as a person, he is mature. He has players who help him in training sessions. We trust him. When he does not play it is usually for a reason. I think he is special and every season he plays more minutes. Soon he will be regular, that's what I think."

Gunnersaurus in Christmas hat claxon.

Manchester United

Manchester Untied defender Harry Maguire, speaking to Sky Sportts: "We deserved more. Dominated the game, really. We conceded a goal that was a clear foul. We were disappointed to concede that sort of goal but we bounced back in the second half."

On the Everton goal: "It was a clear foul. People will say David de Gea has to be stronger but it is a clear foul. He jumps in on him and David was impeded."

On Mason Greenwood: "He is a goalscorer. He is going to score a lot of goals for this club. He is a great player.

"I think you can see the improvements we are making. We looked more clinical today and are scoring goals now."

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No two players have combined for more Premier League goals this season than Wolves duo Adama Traoré and Raúl Jiménez (5 – level with Teemu Pukki and Todd Cantwell).

That's cleared that one up...

Everton

Everton interim boss Duncan Ferguson, speaking to Sky Sports: "I am delighted at the moment. We have got a point. Of course we were winning but I cannot complain. They came on strong in the second half but I thought we looked good on the counter attack. The boys were absolutely amazing.

"We beat a top team in Chelsea and now we've come to Old Trafford and got a draw."

On substituting Moise Kean just 18 minutes after the striker had come on: "It was not because of his performance. I just needed to make a substitution to kill a bit of time. I have a lot of strikers on the bench, it was nothing against him personally."

Everton

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Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin, speaking to Sky Sports: "It is unbelievable. You see the passion (Duncan Ferguson) has for the club and how much the fans love him and it rubs off on the players. If you can't win it, don't lose it and I think that was the main message today.

"For me I think he has done a great job. He has given me all the backing in the world. I think he has been top. We are enjoying our football under Duncan. It is not our hands but he has started his Everton tenure quite well."

On his part in the Everton goal: "I didn't know much about it. I contested with De Gea and turned around and it was in the back of the net. That is what I am about - being aggressive and tough for defenders."

Wolves

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Wolves captain Conor Coady: "I'm distraught. I thought we were fantastic. We nullified them. We’ve got to manage the game better. We dominated them from start to finish. We have to pick ourselves up.

"We’ve improved again today. We shouldn’t have conceded the last one. We dominated a top team like Tottenham.

"He [Adama Traore] is outstanding, he has been all season. He's a fantastic footballer and a brilliant person."

Foden has been handed his first league start of the season this afternoon.

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Phil Foden deserves this opportunity. He's a natural talent and a great asset to Manchester City. He will want to impress and have a big game this afternoon. I expect Manchester City to dominate.