Everton

Everton boss David Moyes, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "It was no more than what we probably deserved. In the end, we got it.

"A wonderful finish in the last couple of minutes. After we got back one each, that was our chance to step on and try to win the game. I think big moments at this stadium.

"Was today a big moment? A little bit. Sometimes, when you're behind, and you score late goals, it makes a difference. Getting that equaliser was really important. Jack [Grealish] has had very little minutes, so we have got to be mindful of how we do that with him."

Manchester United

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Man Utd striker Benjamin Sesko speaking to Sky Sports: “We were just a little bit lucky. It just happens sometimes. It’s important how you face that, what you learn from it, and how you get better for the next match.

“We can also improve, but I think we were still trying to manage the match as well as we could. In the end, we were slipping a little bit. It happens. We can always improve, and that is why we are here: to learn and get better.

On playing Everton: “[Everton] were really intense, especially the last few minutes, where there were a lot of chances. We tried to give everything, tried to block every shot, but then again, sometimes someone shots and it just happens. It was a great goal by the way. It is something that happens and it is important to accept it and react in the next match.

On not starting today: “We have a lot of great players, and a lot of quality, which is very important for this club. Everyone can perform very well, and in the end it’s important that each one of us tries to do their best. To try to achieve the goals and win games. That’s why we are here, and doing what we are doing."

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I can't see anyone stopping Arsenal.

They're such a powerhouse.

Chelsea are a good team, but Arsenal always find a way to win.

Can you stop Arsenal? I don't think they [other Premier League teams] can.

Arsenal

Arsenal defender Ezri Konsa speaking to Sky Sports: "I felt at home since the first moment I joined, the boys have been top, the staff have been top. Buzzing to make my debut at home and three points is the most important."

On going behind: "It's part of football, it's all about how you react. Over here I know we are big on clean sheets but we reacted fantastically."

On the tackle on former team-mate Morgan Rogers: "It got the crowd going. If you get it wrong it is bad but if you get it right it's always a good feeling. On another day I think we score three or four."

We've only had two games today, but there are some cracking goals to bring you on tonight's Match of the Day.

Mark Chapman is joined by Wayne Rooney and Ashley Young - who makes his MOTD debut - to dissect all of the day's action.

Tune in at 22:30 BST on BBC One and iPlayer.

Matt Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I thought Chelsea defended pretty well under intense scrutiny.

They can break well and get the ball into the likes of Cole Palmer, Morgan Rogers and Joao Pedro.

Keeping the squad happy may be a challenge. He made a couple of good saves.

He's the type of goalkeeper who is like a magnet.

He has that character and personality that Chelsea really need.

Defensively, they look more sound.

Arsenal

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a big game, massive game, tough opponent and we got there in the end so brilliant.

"Our mentality is to keep fighting. We have shown that many times. We never want to concede early but the reaction is top. We got our reward in the end and the response was brilliant. We showed our quality with and without the ball and the result reflects that.

On his relationship with Kai Havertz: "He's a really smart player, he moves so well and takes a lot of attention from the defenders and it was a brilliant goal."

Ian Wright
Former England striker on Sky Sports

Yeah, I think so [being a big win], especially with Chelsea’s form.

Arsenal to be fair have started the season well too. They’re the champions, and Chelsea with their front three, they’re really good players, but I thought we done well against them.

We were aggressive and physical. Any game you want to play against Arsenal, they’re ready to go.

Stick with us all as we go through all of the reaction from a top day of football.

A two-horse race?

Hull City are now the only Premier League side to not concede a goal this season.

As for Arsenal, they're the side to beat this season and it's hard to see who beats them.

I don't think Xabi Alonso will be too upset by what he's just seen. Plenty to improve on but still loads to be proud of.

Arsenal maintain their 100% record this season. Big win for the champions.

Chelsea are beaten for the first time under Xabi Alonso.

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So poor from Chelsea again.

A late free-kick for Chelsea. This is it.

Mikel Merino is shown a yellow card, by the way.

John Murray
BBC football correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

Xabi Alonso is the seventh different Chelsea manager that Mikel Arteta has faced.

A minute to play.

Matt Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Joao Pedro is not the man you want out wide crossing it in. You want him in the box being a nuisance.