Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou, speaking to Sky Sports: "All three of our leaders were outstanding. Madders [James Maddison] and Romero [Cristian Romero] were involved in the second goal, Sonny [Son Heung-min] with the third goal. It is a credit to them. They have a strong mentality and lead by example. They stood up when we needed them.

"The supporters have been outstanding. They have real belief in what we are trying to do. We still have a long way to go in terms of being the football team we want to but I don't think they have ever come to the stadium and thought the lads have not given everything."

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "In the second half we didn't keep the level that we showed in the first half, we played really well [in the first half].

"I am pleased with that, but after that we did not start so well in the second half.

"When we conceded it changed the game and the game was open. It was a difficult to control the game and we didn't score when we had some chances to lead the game.

"Then when we conceded the second we showed the character to draw. One point is important for the team, in six days we have had three games and therefore it is massive."

On the second half performance: "Brentford increased the level and won challenges. We suffered with the crosses from open play.

"The way we conceded we feel disappointed and we should control it better."

Nottingham Forest

Ex-Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg, now Nottingham Forest officials adviser, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "As a club Nottingham Forest have felt one or two decisions that have gone against the club; Newcastle United, West Ham [results].

"Clear decisions where the Premier League and PGMOL have accepted that it is a mistake, today is another example where the law is quite clear.

"The law states that if the referee is going to stop the game, which he is entitled to do for an head injury, if there is a head injury.

"However, the ball has to go back to the team which has the possession and Nottingham Forest had the possession."

Shall we fly through some post-match reaction from the 3pm games while we wait for the managers?

Seven matches. Twenty-four goals. Match of the Day is going to be a fun watch later.

BBC One at 22:30 GMT.

Which game will be first on? Forest-Liverpool or Luton-Villa?

Rob Edwards looks absolutely shattered. He's still out on the pitch showing his appreciation to fans. Luton remain in the relegation zone - four points from safety with 12 games left.

Aston Villa finish the day three points behind third-placed Arsenal.

Unai Emery is making fans dream big. The Champions League is a real possibility next season.

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What a match! Villa take the points home with them. Gripping stuff.

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Talk about fine margins. Villa, who have had that little bit of extra quality, are moments away from a seventh Premier League away win.

It's now or never for Luton. Ross Barkley goes for glory. Cleared by Matty Cash.

Rob Edwards must be getting sick of these hard-luck tales.

It looks like another one is being written right now.

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Lucas Digne the match-winner?

This has been a bonkers day of Premier League action.

Mark Warburton
Former Brentford boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Luton will be fuming, it was a great ball in from Moussa Diaby, but Luton have worked so hard they have to stop the cross - it's a body blow for them.

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Nine minutes of added time. There is still time for Luton to get back into this.