Good move from Spurs. Son Heung-min to Dejan Kulusevski to Richarlison, who, under pressure from Fabian Schar, wins a corner.

After an almighty scramble in the box, Newcastle just about manage to clear their lines.

Richarlison tries to barge his way through but runs into Bruno Guimaraes and there's no way through.

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West Ham United

West Ham manager David Moyes speaking to BBC Sport: "Probably the [comeback 2-1 win in the] Tottenham game played a big part in today. Mentally and physically we found it tough.

"We got a good win at Tottenham. If you had given me two draws in the two away games at Tottenham and Fulham I would probably have taken it, so to get three points is not bad.

"Today I think we were below it physically. It was just what we had.

"Nevertheless, Fulham played well. It went from bad to worse. We'll pick ourselves up and go again on Thursday."

On recovering in time for Thursday's final Europa League group game against Freiburg, Moyes added:

"Let's see how the players come back. We'll give them a chance to recover, recharge their batteries and hopefully it will be a much better performance than we have seen today."

Luton Town

Luton manager Rob Edwards on Sky Sports: "Very frustrating. We've come up against two top teams this week and pushed them really close. Today we got the first goal and we get to around the hour mark with relative control.

"They're starting to push and get a little bit more territory. But top teams and players find a way and that's what they did today.

"The detail and the cleverness that they do is very good. But we matched them, we were brave and aggressive and we were on the front foot.

"The goal shows that, and at the end we were pushing. But, yeah, they found a way.

"I think we take confidence from this. We've played against two of the top three that will finish this season. With the greatest respect to all the other teams, we're not going to be coming up against Arsenal and Manchester City every week.

"We need to keep building and improving and working in the areas we know we can. We can take a lot of confidence and belief. I thought today in many aspects we were excellent.

"Maybe we're changing the narrative about Luton Town a little bit. But we do need to get points."

Newcastle get us under way in the last Premier League match of the day.

Sandro
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

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I think he wasn't ready to replace Kane and I think he felt the pressure a little bit.

I still believe in him, I still believe he can help Tottenham and it's sad because he got this injury and he could be helping the team at this moment.

Now it's an important moment for him to come back and to start to score to help the team but I still believe in him and I think he can turn this situation because he's got the passion.

When he's on the pitch he can do everything. He puts everything in and I like that. Of course he needs to improve more.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker

Chris Sutton is making predictions for all 380 Premier League matches again this season, against a variety of guests.

For this weekend's games, he takes on actor Dougray Scott, who stars in the new season of high-stakes drama Vigil.

Sutton's prediction: 3-3

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou needs a positive result after taking only one point from the past five games.

But we already know he will carry on playing in the same way, which means anything can happen here.

Newcastle's away form has not been great recently, with just one league win on the road so far this season, but they are not going to change their approach either.

Both teams are missing some key players through injury but neither side will just try to shut up shop. I feel like this is going to be really open, with both teams going for it... and lots of goals.

Dougray's prediction: 3-2

Read the rest of their predictions here

Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "The players understood the plan. They executed it really well.

"The main thing is the three points. Keeping a second clean sheet in a row is important. To control a team like West Ham in the way we did was almost perfect; congratulations to the players.

On Raul Jimenez: "It wasn't easy to be the top player from the big injury he had. He was playing with a weight on his back; we never lost trust in him. He started well this season without scoring. We have to provide and we did it. Last Wednesday [against Nottingham Forest was an important game for him."

On Tom Cairney's performance: "It is 300 Fulham appearances for him and he has been crucial. Firstly in training, but he made a huge impact in the way we want to build. He knows what I demand off the ball; but on it he'll always be crucial because he is a top player."

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino, speaking to MOTD: "Football is about scoring goals and we were not clinical in front of goal. I'm really, really disappointed. We didn't get the point we deserved. I think we were better but we didn't get what we wanted.

"This was a game to play and to win. It's a problem we need to check. We need to analyse the reality. We need to talk and to try to improve in the next transfer market."

On Reece James' injury: "He felt something in his hamstring. It's not so nice for him to suffer another injury. He is an important player."

Manchester City

Manchester City's Jack Grealish to Sky Sports: "I think a lot of people like to talk about City and go on like it's a big crisis, in reality we've played very good teams.

"Spurs who've been unbelievable, Liverpool who are top, Chelsea and Villa away, who've got one of the best records in Europe.

"We knew we had to keep calm today and buzzing to get back to winning ways."

• In Premier League history, only Arsenal v Tottenham (88) and Liverpool v Newcastle (87) have seen more first-half goals scored than Newcastle v Tottenham (86). The Magpies led 5-0 at half-time in their most recent meeting in April.
• Tottenham Hotspur lost both Premier League games against Newcastle last season - they have not lost more consecutively against them since a run of six between 2006 and 2008.
• Newcastle United have won 11 away Premier League matches against Tottenham Hotspur, their joint-most against an opponent along with West Ham United.
• Tottenham have won their past three Premier League home games against sides that finished the previous season in the top four, as many as in their previous 16 (D1 L12).
• Against no side has Joelinton scored more Premier League goals than he has against Tottenham (3). His first ever strike in the competition came in a 1-0 win for Newcastle in this exact fixture in August 2019.

Newcastle United

Kieran Trippier said Newcastle "can't dwell" on the defeat by Everton and have to bounce back against Tottenham.

The right-back made mistakes leading to the first two goals for the Toffees on Thursday, but he is taking ownership of his errors.

He said: "I don't hide. We've just got to move on now, we've got another big game in three days.

"Listen, it's one of those where you've made mistakes. Players make mistakes - I've made a couple, I hold my hands up, I take responsibility and now it's about getting on the bike again and getting ready for another big game in three days against Spurs.

"For me personally, obviously I'm very disappointed because of my own actions in certain moments in the game, but that's something I'll deal with. I'm an experienced player and I can handle these things.

"But the best thing about it is there's a game in three days where we can try to put it right.

"It's another tough test, like every single game in the Premier League, but we can't dwell on this result and like I said, we need to get on the bike and go again."

Remember, there's still another game to come. Tottenham against Newcastle is kicking-off in about 20 minutes. Build-up to that to come plus reaction from the 2pm games.

Fulham

Fulham's Harry Wilson on his side scoring five goals in each of the last two matches: "We keep getting in the right areas. We were doing that earlier this season but maybe the runs weren't there or we weren't filling the spaces."It has been a big week and we've taken confidence from scoring three at Anfield and not winning into our home games. We have to make this place tough to come to. We had to [make a mark], we saw this month as a big one in our season and we've started it well."

Everton

Abdoulaye Doucoure on scoring in his 100th Premier League appearance for Everton: "We are so glad to win this game. At Goodison Park we know the fans are behind us. I'm very happy, two goals in two games. I'm delighted for the team.

"It is a good number for me so i just want to keep going. It was very difficult against Chelsea. We knew the game was going to be very tight."

Sam Ricketts
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The team that wanted to win the game more has gone on and won the game.

With Chelsea, a lack of leaders, a lack of real desire to win the game.

Great scenes at Goodison Park. But for the points deduction, they'd be 10th - four points ahead of Chelsea.

But Sean Dyche's side are showing great spirit to stay clear of the relegation zone and are next in action at Dyche's old club Burnley.

Pep Guardiola is clearly not too impressed with his side's work, remonstrating with firstly Ruben Dias and then Jack Grealish, telling and showing them what they should've been doing as he goes round to talk to each of his players individually.

Nathan Jones
Former Luton manager speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live

Luton pushed the champions right to the limit but City showed their class.

They've shown a different side to them.