Decent chance. Yves Bissouma curls it over to Matt Doherty on the far side but his volley bounces just over the bar.

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live at Amex Stadium

Both teams look like they are playing really deep so they are both going to have to be patient and look for those spaces in front and in the pockets.

Pascal Gross finds Danny Welbeck, who has to readjust his body to control the ball. It's layed off to Solly March on the right, he beats the full-back and it eventually comes to Alexis Mac Allister to have a shot which floats into Hugo Lloris' arms.

Nicholas: Spurs already winning the 2nd/3rd ball more than last week. Good signs.

Johnny: In reply to Steve at 17:34. I'm a massive Spurs fan but I'd never bet my house on them winning. We'll see what happens.

Solly March does well against Ryan Sessegnon on the right and he goes back for support before it's switched over to the far side.

Moises Caicedo then gives it away loosely and Harry Kane breaks until he's stopped on the edge of the box.

Brighton haven't seen much of the ball so far. Spurs are just starting to string passes together more fluidly.

Matt Doherty runs at Pervis Estupiñán and is awarded a corner but after outrage from Brighton players it's rightly overturned by the assistant.

Bob: Well the Spurs kit is shall we say, distinctive.

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Son curls it over the wall but it's a comfortable save for the keeper, who pushes it around the post for a corner.

Steve: Spurs are winning matches without playing well. That's the sign of champions. I'm expecting another Spurs win today. In fact I'm willing to bet my house on it!

Nick: Spurs with three in midfield suggest we're going for more controlling possession rather than counter. Good news I hope.

Harry Kane almost links up with Son Heung-min but it's cut-out. Kane then presses to win it back off Alexis Mac Allister and the Brighton man fouls him in retaliation. Son will take the free-kick...

Ben Davies slides it down the left but Solly March just eases it out for a goal kick.

Off we go at the Amex after a minute's applause for Gian Piero Ventrone. There's tears from Antonio Conte who is clearly very emotional.

Wolves

Wolves interim boss Steve Davis: "It was good in spells, we kept going, we didn't let the goals get to us we kept trying to get on the ball and be brave. They worked hard, I couldn't ask for more effort. If we'd have got to half-time at 0-0, it was a bit of a blow, we wanted to stay in the game.

"Going in at 1-0, we had a terrific start to the second half, little bit disappointing to concede, when you're down sometimes that's how your luck goes.

"We put an extra midfield player on to try to cope with changes they made and we had the ball we had it in good areas, we had crosses in the box but we had no one to take the shots in the box, not enough bodies. We'll look at things we can do better and next week we'll work on it."

On Diego Costa: "He just needs more games, he's rusty, positive thing is he's got minutes, we'll try get him more next week. In a few weeks we'll have Ruben [Neves] back and we also got as much as we hoped to out of Adama [Traore] too. They're the positives and next week should be a good game."

On future at Wolves: "No idea - all we've done is plan for each game and come Monday I hope I'll be back into the first team building and not the academy.

"The appetite has always been there, it's all I've done all my life. If we get another couple of games we could make a difference. Keep being positive and see how we go."

John Bennett
BBC Final Score at St James' Park

The normally upbeat Thomas Frank understandably looked really down in the post-match press conference tonight but he joked that he wanted to swear because it was so painful to suffer their heaviest defeat since promotion to the Premier League.

Frank didn’t want to blame any players individually but he pointed to the fact that mistakes cost them. And he said when you lose 5-1 it would be “pathetic” to complain about the early disallowed goal.

Brentford

Brentford boss Thomas Frank to Sky Sports: "It is the most difficult part of being a football manager after you lose a game, especially when you lose like we did today. You have to try and stay calm.

"Newcastle won fair and square and it is difficult to win matches when you make four mistakes. I live by the philosophy we win or learn and we definitely learned a lot today.

"I have this 24 hour rule. Win and celebrate for 24 hours. They need to get it out of their system, bounce back and come out flying next Friday."

Tottenham players are wearing shirts which read 'Always in our hearts, Gian Piero' as a tribute to fitness coach Gian Piero Ventrone, who died earlier this week aged 61.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on Final Score

Gary O'Neil has proved his worth and a change now would be detrimental to Bournemouth.

Southampton

Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl speaking to BBC Sport:

"The quality you are facing, this is what I was expecting. They changed their shape and we had more problems today to press them high.

"They showed the difference between these two teams. I am not unhappy with the effort and bravery we showed. Not with the ball though, we played too risky. The problems in the first half came after losing the ball in possession.

"We made a step back, possession is not usually an issue. But overall we tried to stay brave and give the players something to work on.

"We tried to be brave, this is what you need to do. As I said our possession was not good enough. To get something you need to play the perfect game. The gap is too big. Teams come here with more quality than we have and concede six goals or more."

[On his future] "I will not be here next week, because next week we play at home.

"It is not my decision to make.

"Since I've come here, and it's been nearly four years now, we have been fighting for results. The problem is not here today, it's from other weeks where we did not get enough points.

"As long as I'm here [we will still fight]."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola speaking to BBC Sport:

"The result is good, we play quite good. We struggled to break their high pressing. Last season we suffered a lot against them but today we were much better.

"Some players were not at their best but we create a lot of chances. We were solid. It was a good game.

"For a long time Phil Foden is playing really good. The impact from him is great.

"Erling Haaland had the chances again. He scored a brilliant goal. It's an incredible weapon for us, a big threat. I am so satisfied.

"We will see the result from Arsenal and Liverpool, always in Premier League there are good games.

"Being close to the top of the league is important going into the World Cup."