There was absolutely nobody picking up Senesi at the back post for that opening goal. The flick on made converting an easy job. Well done by Bournemouth but really poor defending from Newcastle.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's that end product that we have been talking about!

Senesi at the far post. Nobody is marking him from a Newcastle perspective.

He is unmarked, just stood there and the ball falls to him and he sticks his right leg out on the goalline. He can't miss from there.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Anthony needs to do better with the strike, just lacking that end product.

Jaidon Anthony tries to bring some quality to the occasion. He fails.

The cut inside is fine but his shot is sliced well wide of goal.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta speaking to PLP: "A really diffficult game. We knew that. Credit to them for the way they competed. But I thought we were dominant and had good moments. We scored a goal against that super-low block they had. They took the game to that rollercoaster game they want to take you to.

"Really pleased for [Leandro Trossard] and the team because he's a player who can contribute in big moments. I thought he did well today. We could exploit his talent. He is a really brave player when the game is under pressure.

"Winning is about small margins. When you win you win by small margins. But if you cannot win it then you don't lose it. I thought the team still had a good performance today.

"Another big game [against Man City]a. We know that. We will get ready for that. It will be another big one and another beautiful one."

It looks like Kieran Trippier has just been penalised for gathering a ball that was skipping out of play a bit too early, before it had actually crossed the line. To me, it looked like the ball was just out when he grabbed it. Very odd. That I'm describing this is a sign of just how much is going on.

I'm not going to lie to you, this has been a pretty low-quality game so far. Neither side able to find a telling final ball yet.

Bournemouth have just belted a free-kick from inside their own half straight out for a goal-kick.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper: "It's a disappointing result of course, I didn't feel we played with enough belief in the first half.

"Fulham were the better team, they are a good team but I felt we gave them too much respect. Second half I thought we were good and I was convinced we would get an equaliser.

"Of course we are susceptible to a breakaway goal - which is what happened. I thought we took the game to Fulham and we are disappointed not to make the most of the situations we had, in hitting the target and making the keeper work harder.

"I'm disappointed we didn't play like we should in the first half, but second half was good. It wasn't meant to be."

On losing both centre-backs - Willy Boly and Scott McKenna - to injury in the opening 10 minutes: "I've never seen it happen before and I hope I don't see it again that's for sure.

"The lads who came on did well but it took two attacking changes away in the second half which we would have done.

"Of course, you have to deal with it and the injuries looked pretty serious - fingers crossed it won't be too long."

Two Newcastle corners, neither of which come to anything. The second is taken short but ends with Sean Longstaff slicing a pass out to the right out of play.

Alexander Isak gets in behind the home defence, with fans screaming for offside. The flag doesn't rise, though, and it takes a scrambling tackle to prevent him getting a shot away.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Dan Burn has been unbelievable. You look at the size of him and I never thought he would be able to play that position [left-back].

It started with Graham Potter at Brighton. He was the one who started playing him as a left-back.

You thought he would struggle when he came up against tricky wingers but it just hasn't been the case. He's done a fantastic job there.

Allan Saint-Maximin is still getting used to being on a football pitch again. His touch is not quite there yet. He remains a threat, though, with the ball at his feet. The way Bournemouth mobilise when he gets it shows how aware they are.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bournemouth have started the game really well and matched Newcastle's intensity and work rate.

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Brentford

Brentford boss Thomas Frank: "I just said to the boys, wow!

"We are not allowed to celebrate one point because of course we want to win but we can celebrate the performance and that was one of the best.

"I know we went 1-0 down, a great goal from them. But the coolness and braveness to come back against Arsenal, who were running through a brick wall to try and keep the lead."

Could have won it? "I think so. If you look at the big chances in the game we could have won.

"It is insane Brentford is 10 games unbeaten in the Premier League and against some decent sides. It is incredible work from the players and staff and everyone around the club.

"This is a proud moment."

This game is opening up a bit now. Bournemouth were very coy for the opening 10 minutes but they are starting to make a bit more of a mark in the Newcastle half.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We lost two points but we know football. We were a little unlucky but I am really proud of the performance, the players, the quality of play and how many chances we had.

"We made some mistakes when we conceded the goal or when we could score.

"We played a fantastic game. We didn't win but in terms of quality of play and personality there was only one team on the pitch. I always respect my opponent but my team were fantastic.

On Robert Sanchez's mistake: "It was clear he made a mistake but like Mac Allister, like Ferguson like Undav. The coach is the person who makes more mistakes. This is not a problem. We have to be clear to understand our potential because we have not yet understood our potential. To fight for a place in Europe. We want to try to arrive in that position."

Nick Pope drawn into a save!

A whipped ball from Jaidon Anthony is glanced on by the head of Dominic Solanke. The ball is heading for the far bottom corner but doesn't find it thanks to Pope.

Fulham

Fulham midfielder Harrison Reed after his side moved up to seventh in the Premier League: "It is a brilliant result for us, we had a few games without a win. It was all about how we started the game and we did that by getting ourselves in front.

"You have to suffer sometimes which we did in the second half but we knew another chance would come."

On Willian's impact since arriving: "What a player, what a signing, he's been brilliant and showed his quality since day one. I jokingly asked him if he meant to put it into top corner but when it's Willian you know he did."

On Fulham pushing for Europe: "Who knows. We're aiming high and need to keep going. Our goal in staying in the league we will push for that and then keep looking up the league like the ambitious club we are."

Trippier also delivers the corner, which is met by Fabian Schar - rising like a salmon - but headed wide. Should probably have done better with that.