Should imagine Spurs are starting to get frustrated that they've not managed to score more than once.

Jobi McAnuff
Former Crystal Palace winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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A brilliant touch and there was no time for Dominic Solanke to get himself around.

The volley was brilliantly executed from Solanke.

Dean Henderson has wrists of steel.

Dominic Solanke spins in the box and connects with one really well but the Palace keeper gets a hand to it.

Andy Roberton picks out the head of Dominic Solanke but he's always moving backwards when he makes contact with the header.

Jobi McAnuff
Former Crystal Palace winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

A fast start from Spurs, as you would expect. They're putting Palace on the back foot. However, Crystal Palace is still a team playing for Pierre Sage.

Jaydee Canvot gifts it to Mateus Fernandes and he tries to cut across it to make it drift into that far corner but it sails over.

The corner is whipped in and cleared into the path of Mateus Fernandes. He strikes it cleanly but it clips off Dwight McNeil.

Less than a minute into the second half and Spurs already have another corner.

And the second half is under way.

A change for Spurs at the break as Pedro Porro returns from a hamstring and takes the place of Archie Gray.

Bournemouth

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Bournemouth manager Marco Rose, speaking to Sky Sports: "We struggled a little at the beginning of the game. Leeds matched the intensity very well and were a bit unlucky with the not given goal. It then got better and better. At the end, we needed to fight and I'm quite happy with the attitude and effort of the lads. It was really hard work."

On the first goal: "These are the situations we are looking for, to reward ourselves with our front-footed approach, to win balls and score 'easy' goals like this."

On the second goal: "We are happy that everyone is getting back, even Alex Scott is close to getting back to the squad. I'm quite happy for Junior with the assist too, you can see his quality. He still needs to train to get more in shape. We have competition and a good atmosphere. We have to maintain this situation."

On getting six clean sheets in a row: "There is no real secret. We always analyse things, we train and talk about details. In the Premier League, you need in certain situations a little bit of luck. It's always about hard work."

Coventry City

Coventry midfielder Jack Rudoni speaking to BBC Sport: "He [Frank Lampard] basically said go out there with some real intensity and back each other up. We know that we have the quality to score goals and beat teams, so we just had to go out there, show some intensity and get the fans with us, and that is what we done. We needed the points and that's what we done."

On the belief in the team: "We always had that belief. When we lost a couple on the bounce we still believed. We have a really good squad here where the morale is good and we get behind each other which is what we will continue to do all season. We know it's not going to be an easy ride, there's going to be ups and downs, but hopefully more ups than downs. Starting today with another three points, so we can build on that now."

On the message at half-time: "That was part of the gaffers team talk. At 2-0 you can never get too comfortable, he said the next goal is massive. They came out fighting a bit more, but to get that third goal, I have scored some nice ones in my time, but it was very important. We saw the game out, so I'm delighted."

On seeing out the lead: "Credit to the boys coming on, holding up the game. Game management is so important in those situations. They got the goal, which made it even more important to stay calm. Near the end, we were getting the ball high up to slow the game down, get bodies up. Keeping the ball is so important and we done that quite well today."

On Omar Alderete being sent off: "I skipped past him, and he grabbed a certain part of my body which I wasn't happy with. He got the red card, emotions were high, we had a little bicker, and we move on."

Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town boss Gary O'Neil, speaking to Match of the Day, said: "We were the better side, we should have punished them more in the first half. We gifted them two goals, then we responded unbelievable well.

"The goals [we conceded] were the only real disappointing part, a lot of errors for goals which has cost us but in terms of coming away from home, dominating the game, defending, attacking, I thought the lads were very good today.

"We knew they [Hull] would change [at half-time] and they were better than in the first half but they still were not better than us, we were the better team. It's a point on the road and I've watched a lot of Hull's games and not a lot of teams were as good with the ball as we were.

"It's tough to go away from home, we keep moving forwards and get ourselves ready for Bournemouth in the next one. The boys were excellent and mistakes will happen and it's just unfortunate that the only two errors we made both led to goals - I didn't like either of their two goals and the second one is preventable.

"I'm really pleased with where my team is at after that today. We were the better team away from home and that takes some doing. It's tough to be in control and find yourselves 2-1 down with the place bouncing. Our lads have some character and we just need to keep it up. Hull are a very good side and I'm really pleased with how we did against them."

Jobi McAnuff
Former Crystal Palace winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Lovely bit of link-up play.

Sandro Tonali has really taken on that role in recent weeks in midfield.

Tonight, he's been the one who gets into the opposition box.

Leeds United

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Leeds boss Daniel Farke, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Football can sometimes be tough and one of the most unfair sports in the world. Very often, just one goal is decisive and even though you should win or not lose, you can lose such a game. A terrific first half performance, scored fantastic goals and just with a margin ruled out. We could be more clinical and then out of nothing we scored more or less an own goal. If they are then 1-0 up they have the home crowd and it's also difficult. How strong they are they've proven over the last two months. Then they scored another.

"It's tough for the boys because performance-wise, nothing to moan about. Sometimes you have to accept a loss. The team was a bit more clinical and for that, congratulations to Bournemouth."

On the first goal: "Wrong decision. We are a side that doesn't just put the ball long. It's like an own goal out of nothing so it gave the belief to the stadium. If you make a mistake you can also lose a game. We're all human beings. We should have done better but it happens."

On whether it took belief away from Leeds: "It's normal because we should be in the lead and we spoke before about how difficult it is away at Bournemouth. Then you feel a bit sorry for yourself and it's important that you then react quickly. It's a bit more difficult but this happens sometimes. You have to deal with setbacks. For a few moments, it was more a bit of disbelief but we're all in this game for so long, we've all seen it happen."

On the disallowed goal: "I haven't watched it back. I was thinking we scored, if there was a handball, we have to accept it."

On their lack of chances: "If one team is defending so deep and sometimes you need to force a goal, we could've been a bit more on it. It's definitely something we could've done better. It's more or less the only criticism."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca speaking to BBC MOTD:

"A bit strange. The same feeling as after Aston Villa away. We did enough to deserve something more but we have to move on and try to win games.

"We created a good volume of offensive action. Sometimes you have to be more clinical and score but it's important that we create.

"We did everything to be honest. Sometimes you struggle to score and the important thing is we created the chances. The attitude was good, I have nothing to say about that or the performance. Players fought until the end and hopefully next time we are more lucky."

Brighton & Hove Albion

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Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler speaking to BBC MOTD:

"Really happy for everyone involved. A long journey, everyone contributed to the win. Really happy who the did the work in the shadows and we showed another good performance on the pitch. Togetherness gives us the rewards. On Wednesday we missed the luck, today we had a bit of luck but you have to deserve the luck and everyone worked hard for today.

"It was a completely defensive performance where everyone had the mindset 'I need to defend'. We would have preferred to have more of the ball but in certain moments you know when you come here you need to suffer and defend well in the box. We can talk about individual players but in the end everyone had a defensive mindset and stuck together."

On belief in squad and Bart Verbruggen providing stability: "Football is a lot about belief. You need to have players who spread that belief and Bart is a prime example of that. But they all have this belief that are capable of coming here and competing and winning these games. It's important to have this mindset and to spread it around the environment we work in and belief is key to winning these types of games.

"Coming here to City against one of the best teams in the league is always special. You have to be brilliant at the basics and everyone was contributing, from Tuesday when we travelled and we wanted to have a good four days and enjoy it and finish strong. Everyone can enjoy this win today."

Jobi McAnuff
Former Crystal Palace winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

As simple as you like from a Tottenham perspective.

The goal going into the back post there, an area they've tried on numerous occasions.

From a Palace perspective it's been way too easy. Especially when you're down to just 10 men.

They'll be disappointed that's the way Tottenham have the lead.