That's all from us for tonight but Manchester City continue their bid to win the Premier League title when they are at Crystal Palace tomorrow and we'll back for that. Join us for build up from around 18:30 GMT.

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It has been a busy day of Premier League action with lots of goals, drama, twists and turns.

You can watch all the highlights on MOTD 2 on BBC One and iPlayer from 22:40 GMT.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to MOTD: "Collectively we raised the level of the Watford game. We had some outstanding individual performances.

"Partey is a threat from set pieces, he can shoot even if he is not very prolific since he join us but he is getting there."

On finishing in the Champions League places: "We have to be there, we should be there. Our history obliges to be there but we are not there yet and there are still a lot of games to play.

"We have an excellent group of people at the club who believes in what we do and then you have to put performance into results. The last few months we have been more consistent."

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta speaking to Sky Sports: "Without putting in a performance we don't beat Leicester. They are a good side and made it tough for us. It was a big win for us.

"I was pleased with the understanding of what we had to do. When they started to overload in certain areas, we understood how we had to resolve that. Also pleased with the movement and link-up between the players was terrific."

On chance of Champions League football: "The reality in football is when you start to predict what can happen no-one would get it right - the only thing we can control is our performance.

"We are in a good position but there is still a lot to fight for. Next up is Liverpool - we know how tough it will be but we will try to win it."

On his young group of players: "You can sense and feel they are having a good time together and that translates on the pitch."

On Alexandre Lacazette's first goal in seven PL games: "We appreciate and understand the work he does for us in certain areas and today we are happy he has been able to score."

Leicester City

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers, speaking to Sky Sports, on what he said to the officials at full time: "It was the penalty. We have seen so many decision with VAR and things that have gone against us this season in similar situations. Cags is reacting, he is moving his body, he can't move his body like a mannequin and have his arms straight down. Hugely disappointing."

Leicester City

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers, speaking to MOTD: "We didn't give away too much in open play. We are obviously disappointed with the first goal, coming from a corner.

"We had started quite well. A little impatient but were comfortable with the ball. They got the goal which was disappointing. Their keeper made a great save but at half time we were still in the game.

"They deserved to win the game, they took their two chances."

On the VAR decision for the penalty: "I am disappointed in the penalty. That there was disappointing, I don't know what else he could do. He was moving but it touched his hand and it was accidental."

Focus on Europe? "It would be great. We are not choosy over trophies as we only have the one we can play for. It is a real focus for us but not to take anything away from the Premier League as we want to finish as high as we can."

Leicester City

Leicester's Harvey Barnes speaking to Sky Sports: "We started well and in general played OK, but gave away a sloppy goal from a set piece, which has been a common theme, and then the penalty.

"It was a slow start, they were pinning us in, but for the last 25 minutes of the first half we were camped in their half - we just didn't create enough clear-cut chances.

"We went out there and gave it our all, but fell short."

It is a big game on Wednesday for Arsenal as they host Liverpool. Both sides are in excellent form.

Arsenal

Arsenal's Martin Odegaard, speaking to Sky Sports: "We have a very strong belief in the group and play with a lot of confidence. We just have to keep going. We have a lot of confidence in the team now and everyone believes in what we are doing.

"We are strong as a team and that is the most important thing."

On the penalty: "I was pretty sure, I saw the ball hit the hand so I was pretty sure it was a penalty."

Arsenal's Thomas Partey: "We have a couple of difficult games coming up. We have to go game by game and that is the mentality of the team.

"I want to always help the team. It feels good to score at home and I feel happy."

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Credit Mikel Arteta - he is doing a brilliant job with these young Arsenal players.

If they pick up injuries, that's when you might see this Arsenal side suffer, but if they can keep this 11, 12 or 13 players fit until the end of the season, for me they are favourites to get the final Champions League spot.

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That is the best I think I've seen Thomas Partey play for Arsenal. He put in a great all round midfielder's performance and could have had more goals.

Martin Odegaard was excellent too.

Job done for Arsenal as they ease to a fifth consecutive Premier League win. They are striding towards a finish in the Champions League places.

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I knew it would be an Arsenal win with that teamsheet. When I saw no Wilfred Ndidi, no Youri Tielemans, no Patson Daka and also no Ademola Lookman, who I think has been good for them recently, I just thought there would not be enough attacking threat to cause Arsenal problems.

His side may be leading comfortably with not long to go but Mikel Arteta is on the edge of his technical area and looking as stressed as he would be if they were losing 1-0 in the final seconds of a Champions League final.

Into the first of five minutes added on. We're just playing for the final whistle now really, not going to be time for a dramatic fightback I don't think.

Patson Daka tries to turn with the ball inside the area but there's too many Arsenal players around him.

And another change for Arsenal. Eddie Nketiah is on for Alexandre Lacazette.