Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, speaking to Match of the Day, says: "Incredible evening. First of all, congratulations to Luton, their players, staff, the atmosphere they created made it a special night to play football and they made it very hard for us.

"They are so good at set pieces and they made us really fight for the game and at the end it was a beautiful win.

"Credit to the opponent, they did really well and cause problems to any team. It's something we have to improve, conceding three goals from home makes life difficult. The team showed spirit, quality, courage to go and go again. We never gave up and tried to the end.

"Big credit to the team, the way they go every three days is remarkable. Luton have been really unlucky with their results, they are well organised and they are a threat."

Alan Shearer
Former England and Newcastle striker on Amazon Prime

It's the obsession with having a footballing goalkeeper these days where you forget the fundamentals of shot stopping and collecting a cross.

Raya never looks comfortable from the cross. It's a huge error from the goalkeeper.

Arsenal five points clear, although Liverpool will cut that back to two if they win at Sheffield United tomorrow.

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Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka, speaking to Amazon Prime: "Everyone knows it's not an easy place to come but I wouldn't say we weren't at our best today. We created a lot of chances."

Nine points have come from goals in last five minutes: "If we're winning it's a good stat, we'll take it. There's no better to play your 200th appearance for Arsenal for the team I love."

Opening goal: "I saw the space, we exploited it and we got the goal."

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says: "So happy. We knew it would be a big battle here, we made it hard for ourselves the way we conceded the goals. The spirit of the team, how we fought, showed our quality in the right moments and never gave up. We went for it and got our rewards today.

"Credit to them [Luton]. Their delivery was excellent, the finishing was excellent and sometimes you have to credit the opponent. Big compliments to them, it was a tough night."

Asked about the performance of goalkeeper David Raya, Arteta answered: "I'm so happy with the team. I have spoken with all the team and they are jumping. I'm a really happy manager today."

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on Amazon Prime

What a game of football we've seen.

But this Arsenal team, how many times have we said it?

Great teams find a way to win games of football and that could be a huge three points at the end of the season.

Arsenal

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice, speaking to Amazon Prime: "Luton are a top side. They can't be overlooked in this league because of the quality they have. They made us pay on set pieces."

On being five points clear: "We have to take it every game as it comes. They were eight points clear last season. We have new players like me coming in and learning. It's just about us and not worrying about anyone else and getting three points each week.

On winning goal: "I went off his back should and attacked it. Anything can happen. Those are the moments you look back on. What a game. to score the winner is an honour."

Burnley

Burnley manager Vincent Kompany, speaking to Amazon Prime: "When you are down at the bottom the start of it all is to be a difficult team to play against. Of course we want the result but the game was fairly even and could have gone either way.

"The strength of our team is that we go again. Our team has so much room for improvement, it is an exciting group to work with. But of course now it is a painful moment.

"At this level when you mistake you get punished. We had plenty of moments there where we could hurt them and maybe we just didn't have that final moment there."

On a mistake leading to a goal: "Everyone has a different way to deal with these moments, for me I don't dwell on it and go and feel sorry for myself, I see a coachable point there, something you can teach and work with them to improve on. We need to help them and that is my job."

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolves boss Gary O'Neil, speaking to MOTD: "It went pretty much how I expected it to go. I hoped we could create more and be more fluid but Burnley are organised defensively and it is not easy to play through it.

"Really pleased with the performance, it is a big win. Burnley are a good side and they will be a test for many teams in this league.

"We were somewhere caught between having really good control of the game and then feeling we were not really a threat. We need to get more balls in behind, but Burnley are a good side.

"I said to the lads after it is a big win. The group stuck together and kept a clean sheet and it never looked in doubt really once we went in front."

While we wait for reaction from that breathless encounter, here's what the managers said after Wolves' win against Burnley.

Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The game hasn't gone Arsenal's way, but they've scored a winning goal in the final seconds of the game.

Luton are obviously devastated.

There's barely any time for any other action. Arsenal edge a seven-goal thriller, but so much credit has to go to Luton and they have given the Premier League leaders a huge, huge fright.

Arsenal five points clear at the top, with a massive victory right at the death.

Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Unbelievable end to this Premier League match!

Luton are dejected on the floor. They've put so much into this.

Arsenal win a free-kick near the halfway line. Launch and hope time.

A big cheer from the home fans as Gabriel Jesus' cross is held by Thomas Kaminski.

The corner comes to nothing, but Arsenal come again...

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A corner for Arsenal. Luton haven't managed to escape their half for ages.

Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's going to need to be some ball in and some header to beat those three Luton centre halves.

It's a tight back five for Luton, with four more just ahead of them, all within the width of the penalty area. Can Arsenal find the breakthrough? Can Luton spring a lethal counter-attack?