Only Gabriel Agbonlahor (40) has scored more Premier League away goals for Aston Villa than Ollie Watkins (23, level with Dwight Yorke).

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

That is a pass and a half that from Douglas Luiz, straight into the path of Ollie Watkins. A beautifully weighted pass. One touch from Watkins then goal. This is the difference between teams with class and those that are struggling. Absolutely top class goal.

Villa boss Unai Emery was celebrating that one big time. It already looks destined to be a perfect response to their home loss to Newcastle last time out.

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I think it was a game that had, for the neutral, everything. For any supporter of a respective team, some good bits and not so good bits. There are some things for us to work on.

"There are a lot of thoughts but you need the coolness of mind to watch it back and improve."

On coming back from 4-2 down: "I think that is the big positive from today, we haven't done that enough this season. I thought we did it really well. I think we became a bit desperate in our desire to score. I think we were good attacking-wise and really fluent in that regard."

On Harvey Barnes and Callum Wilson coming off the bench: "Our bench made a difference. We needed them because Anthony [Gordon] got injured in the first half. I think both players contributed greatly."

Crystal Palace

More from Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson, on the banners against club's board: "I think it is harsh, I think it is wrong. I think Steve Parish has done a fantastic job for the club. We understand the fans are unhappy, we got beaten heavily at Arsenal and came here and our fans expected us to win the game and lost 4-1. It would be unrealistic to expect them to go home happy after that and unrealistic also to think the fans aren't going to protest. All I can say is we are doing our best.

"Of course you always empathise in the sense, as a fan, you want your team to win. But games have to be analysed. Fans will have come here with high hopes. Unfortunately at the moment, especially given the situation we find ourselves in, not even being able to field a team a bit more capable of doing that, you have to accept it isn't always going to work out that way.

"Dreams and hopes are one thing but at the same time there is reality and the reality today was, despite our best efforts, we were outplayed by a better team."

At this stage you'd say Sheffield United's Chris Wilder gamble isn't going to pay off.

Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson, speaking to MOTD: "A very bad result. In the first half we were comprehensively outplayed. They played extremley well.

"I thought in the second half the players did the best they could to stay in the game to give ourselves a chance. It is a derby game, a game that is important to Palace people and when you lose 4-1 it is a bad day.

"It is really decisive when you concede a corner after a minute and the opposing team scores. It does affect you.

"You can always try to analyse a game and find a way of saying 'if only this or that happened' but the bottom line was that Brighton were better than us today, they deserved to win the game. I would say at 3-0 down we kept going despite once again injuries to key players."

On injuries to Marc Guehi and Michael Olise: "Very, very disappointing. With hindsight I know people will say at 3-0 down why bring him on, we brought him on because we had the green light from the medical people that he was able to play the second half. They told us to put him on the bench and not start him. When you have one of your best players on the bench, he is there and everyone thinks if he is ready to play half a game, you want to take advantage of that. It would have been tough to say 'stay sitting there'. There's no crystal ball. If someone had said 'if you put him on, he will pull a muscle' then we wouldn't have done so."

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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This is what Aston Villa has got, plenty of quality. Ollie Watkins just lifts it over the keeper and when the ball comes back off the post John McGinn was the only one who reacted. A simple tap-in.

Luton Town

Luton midfielder Ross Barkley speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We knew what we were going to come up against. Newcastle are a top side, great on the transition and the counter. They played well, we played well. It was a bit of a basketball game. But it was an entertaining game and a good one to be a part of.

"It's always nice to score a goal, especially here at St. James' Park. Newcastle are a great club with great fans and it is nice to get a goal here today and get the point.

"We are all proud of each other. We have played three games this week and every one has been positive. We have got that never-say-die attitude and that comes from the manager and the staff.

"I think teams might be really surprised at how good we are now."

Chances at both ends in this one. Now it's Villa's turn as the ball is laid off to Leon Bailey, who cuts onto his left foot and curls a shot just wide from 20 yards.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sheffield United are well organised but I don't know for how long they can keep up this tempo. They have come out of the blocks very quick. They are working very hard, with a high tempo, but it is very demanding when you play at that pace.

Big chance for Sheffield United. Ben Brereton Diaz races onto a long ball over the top and cuts into the box. His side-footed effort is saved by Emiliano Martinez and almost squirms under the Villa keeper's body - but he keeps it out.

Fulham

Fulham midfielder Willian speaking to Premier League Productions: "Completely disappointed, we should win this game. It was completely our fault as well.

"The game was under control for 90 minutes, we should have taken the three points for sure. To concede two goals like we did is really disappointing."

On Rodrigo Muniz: "He got a little bit emotional, he was playing well. I'm really happy for him, he deserved his goal."

On what Marco Silva said to the team after the game: "He said he we need to improve in every aspect and situation."

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe: "It was a strange game really. So much to look back on and reflect on. We are disappointed to have not grown stronger in the game. Credit to Luton on how they got back into the game. And then we had to do that as well."

On conceding four goals: "The first one is a set play and another is a penalty. We made some poor decisions defensively. When we went 1-0 up I don't think we handled it well until they equalised. I wanted us to grab control of the game but we didn't. That's the frustrating thing. In that moment we had a lack of confidence and then a real credit to the players for coming back because it is not easy to do. We scored some great goals and could have won it."

On Harvey Barnes' goalscoring return: "An incredible finish from Harvey on his left foot. That was a valuable one for us today."

On Anthony Gordon's injury: "I think he twisted his ankle. He is in a protective boot and the physios are doing the right thing."

Ollie Watkins is fouled for a second time, by Blades debutant Mason Holgate this time. The referee says play on and Douglas Luiz's long-range effort is saved.

Villa roll the free-kick to captain John McGinn, who fires a fierce drive over the bar from long range.