Great defending from the dependable Lewis Dunk, stretching ahead of Callum Wilson on the edge of the six yard box to deny the Newcastle striker.

Brighton are winning plenty of headers in the Newcastle area.

Centre-back Shane Duffy meets a corner but nods straight at Karl Darlow.

The approach play was lovely, the finish was woeful.

Jacob Murphy exchanges passes with Miguel Almiron and then has space in the box, but he scuffs his shot badly wide.

Both sides sizing each other up early on in the contest.

Five minutes in and we have our first shot on target as Belgium international Leandro Trossard nods a weak header straight at Karl Darlow.

Norwich City

Norwich boss Daniel Farke, speaking to BBC Sport: "To have the first win under the belt is a big relief for the whole club and the players.

"There was some criticism and pressure. We need to win many, many points and it feels good to have the three points today.

"At this level all games are unbelievably tight. It is about fine margins but we deserved to lead at half time. Pukki had a great chance to make it 3-0 in the second half but if you don't score we have a young group and can make mistakes.

"After we conceded then we got a bit nervous. You either have to score the third goal or fight until the end and show resilience and that is what we did. Sometimes a hard-fought win is even better for morale.

"It was crucial today because we are not a team that wins second balls or physical battles. I think the first 60 minutes we were excellent, yes of course we were nervous in the second half and we had to show our other side which is resilience and steel.

"I am always balanced. They were all tight games before, we had no chance against the top three but other games were tight. It shows football is about fine margins.

"It is a marathon, a long road. I feel the longer we work together the better we will be as a team. I can't guarantee we will stay up but I can guarantee there is so much fight and so much spirit.

"Better don't write us off."

Eddie Howe is spotted at the stadium, he takes his seat in the stand as is close to becoming the new Newcastle manager.

Off we go in our final game of the day at the AMEX.

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Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace's Wilfried Zaha, speaking to BBC MOTD: "It's a very happy dressing room. We're getting the points now and the performances are getting better. Wolves have got a strong defence. We had to keep passing the ball around and take our chances.

"VAR is part of the game now. I have to remember not to celebrate like a madman until the goal is given. The second goal finished it and the fans here pushed us on on during the game."

Wolves

Wolves defender Max Kilman: "We simply weren't good enough. We didn't show the same energy and bravery we have shown in recent games. We need to regroup and I'm sure after the international break we will be firing again."

Brentford

Brentford boss Thomas Frank, speaking to BBC Sport: "I thought we started extremely well. Created two half opportunities but then Mathias Normann turned into Messi, ran through five people and put it into the back of the net.

"We kept pushing, kept creating and in the second half there was only one team on the pitch. We scored, had one disallowed and had some massive chances.

"I can't complain about effort. I believe in the performances and the law of statistics say if we continue like this we will be fine.

"We knew this would be a tight game. Average first half, a very good second half and normally that is enough to win a game.

"My body is burning, I hate losing. I will be devastated tonight but then I will have 24 hours and then need to go again.

"Out of the last four games we lost - three top performances we should have won and we were bad against Burnley."

Burnley

Burnley manager Sean Dyche to BBC Sport: “The lads worked terrifically hard. They’re a top side. They were all over us in the first half. We hung in there really, great saves by Nick Pope.

“We felt the game might calm slightly and we found better moments in the second half.

“When you come to these clubs and they’re flying like they are, you might need your keeper to play well. He was fantastic.

"I can’t credit Chelsea enough. They’re a top outfit. You stay in it for a chance.”

On whether their first win last weekend helped: "They weren't getting a lot of rewards for decent performances. They got the reward and they come here and the mentality was on show today.

"It’s important to get these points. Nobody gives you a chance at these clubs."

Norwich City

Norwich striker Teemu Pukki, speaking to BBC Sport: "It feels great. It was not the easiest game for us today but we fought until the end. It feels amazing and we deserved this one.

"First half we were the better side and the second half they made it hard for us but we just had to fight through the game.

"We played really well in the first half and that is what got us here in the Premier League. They played a bit more physical game so we had to play our style to get something out of it.

"It is not easy after a long streak of losing but we trained well this week and we knew we had a chance to get something out of this.

"There is still a lot of work to do but this is a start. We can forget the first 10 games."

Newcastle United

Newcastle United's interim head coach Graeme Jones on changes to his side: "It gives us a bit more of an attacking threat and we need to be more flexible."

On his long-standing friendship with Seagulls boss Graham Potter: "He's not my friend today that is for sure but I know the job he has done here which is outstanding. I don't think they are punching [above their weight]. They have earned where they are in the league."

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Newcastle need a manager and Eddie Howe has experience at keeping teams in the Premier League.

I am shocked. I did think it would be someome else. This might just be for now to keep them up.

You wonder where Newcastle will get their next win.

Newcastle United

Has Graeme Jones been working on Newcastle's finishing in training this week?

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel: "It was a fantastic 90 minutes when you look at performance. It can only happen in football.

"That’s why everyone loves the game – a team can steal a point if the other team forgets to score the goals they deserve.

"We did a fantastic match.

"Of course I’m disappointed. If we played this game 100 times, we’d win 99 times. Today we didn’t win it. The second goal would have decided it. It’s always possible you miss one ball, one cross, and this can happen.

"It’s our fault. We should have scored. We created so many chances.

"You have the opponent where you want to have them. You create so many chances. We let them believe it was possible to steal a point by pure luck and that’s what happened.

"This is not the first game like this and won’t be the last. I was impressed by the performance, the attitude, the quality. It’s football, it was against us today.

"We were sharp from the first minute to the very end.

"You know this can happen. In real life these things happen. We are in a good place. We deserved more today. On another game we maybe get lucky and steal some points."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace goalscorer Conor Gallagher: "To play here is such a buzz. The fans sing from the first minute to the last. It's unreal. I'm just taking it game by game. I'm really enjoying my football right now. We are six games unbeaten and hopefully we can continue this form."

Dennis: Wow Patrick Vieira has finally won back-to-back Premier League matches for Crystal Palace. Deserved.

Norwich City

Norwich midfielder Mathias Normann: "It means everything. We had believed and believed and worked and worked and finally we get our reward. So happy.

"The fans mean everything to us. They are great supporters. We have had some tough games but they believed in us and today we saw how great the fans are we have."

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Burnley have had to weather a storm here. Sean Dyche looks really proud of his team, they've hung in here, they looked quite a threat towards the end of the game.

Chelsea didn't do enough. They dominated massive parts of the game, they looked really good at the back, but they didn't take enough chances. Two points dropped.