Arsenal

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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Right from the beginning, we gave an incredible goal away. You make life really difficult for yourself. But the team reacted really well. We dominated the game and created countless chances and should have scored five, six, seven goals easily. And when you have done the most difficult thing which is to get back ahead against a team that is well organised, you have to defend your box from one corner. It is the only chance they have and you get punished. Yet still you get another two chances and don't score - that is the story of the game. The amount of things we did to merit to win the game comfortably, we end up with one point.

"We have this situation a thousand times in football [for the first goal]. We gave the ball away in a really dangerous area and it was a really cool finish. All three substitutes changed the game. Fabio [Vieira] was involved in everything we created and I am really happy with that. To see players with the ability to make and take chances with quality. The same with Eddie [Nketiah]. It is my fault that Fabio has not played more and today he gave me reasons to play him more.

"We have to show another level of commitment and desire and 'over my dead body'. With 10 men, you cannot concede a goal."

"Off, off" chant the Brighton fans as goalscorer James Ward-Prowse catches Billy Gilmour but it's only a yellow card.

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A couple of Jarrod Bowen crosses, both cleared. The Europa Conference League champions are playing well.

Two assists and a goal for James Ward-Prowse at West Ham so far. Get him in your fantasy football teams.

Mike: Brighton are your second favourite team until they’re challenging your team for European places!

Evan Ferguson almost bags an immediate equaliser. The Brighton striker spins Angelo Ogbonna and shoots but Alphonse Areola saves down low.

Chris: To everyone saying Dyche out, whenever we've changed manager we're still in the same situation. Problems are from top down, starting with Moshiri. Thats where the anger should be aimed

Nice Brighton spell of possession and Billy Gilmour hammers a low shot just wide from 20 yards.

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West Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta throws himself to the ground holding his face. A replay shows James Milner's arm didn't even touch his face. Awful.

Nottingham Forest

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Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We gave everything, that’s for sure. The start was a bit of an obscure one. You plan to start well but we didn’t think we’d start as well as that. It set the tone for the whole game.

"I’m not going to overegg a defeat too much, but at the same time you have to look a bit deeper than a result. It’s still a loss, though, and we have to turn it around if we can.

"We knew we’d have to absorb pressure from United, but we created chances ourselves. You need luck on your side. It was clear that it wasn’t with the way some situations went.

"The modern referees are top ones – they really take their time over things. It was the opposite today. I’d love to talk more and say what I really think, but I can’t do that."

On making further signings: "Everybody’s working hard to try and make a few things happen. Maybe one or two things aren’t far away. We’re not far off looking like a decent team and we have to keep on that journey."

On Taiwo Awoniyi: "We’re pleased with his goals and if you want to do well in this league, you need to have someone who will put the ball in the back of the net. He certainly did that."

First Brighton corner. Pascal Gross takes but West Ham clear.

The thumbs at 17:38 BST not as decisive as I expected. I take it back.

Dangerous run from West Ham striker Michail Antonio from the halfway line, he has to hurdle a couple of tackles, but he runs out of steam in the box. Well played Pervis Estupinan to stop him too.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

On the penalty decision that led to United's winner

I wondered whether it is a moment where you think, "Did they actually see it?"

I cannot believe that the officials have come to that decision and awarded a penalty.

I look forward to the day where the officials can communicate their decisions to us, and explain their workings out in the VAR room.

I feel Brighton might be one of the safest bets ever to be 'everyone's second favourite team' in the Premier League. Fair?

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Brighton keeper Bart Verbruggen makes his first Premier League save. Michail Antonio runs in behind and hits a shot which is simple really for the Netherlands Under-21 man to save.

Lewis Dunk is making his 211th Premier League appearance - all starts. Of outfielders, only Gareth Southgate (426), Paul Ince (306), Des Walker (264) and Gary Pallister (261) have made more starts without ever coming off the bench.

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Horror start, but the character of the team was brilliant. We stayed so calm and so composed. We stuck to our belief, stuck to our plan, played some good football and scored three good goals. It was a great comeback.

"With all respect to Forest, we can’t allow them [those goals]. They were easy give-aways. It’s crazy, but sometimes games go like this. As I said, we stayed calm.

"It’s a marker, absolutely. We’ve seen this team can bounce back. If you have such a start, you need to get over it. It’s not easy, but compliments to the team.

"We have the personality. In certain moments we can definitely improve, but in general this team has the character to bounce back all the time."

On Forest wasting time: "The rule is not right. The team was delaying from the start and they were getting rewarded for it."