That's all from us tonight. Thanks for joining us for another action-packed day in the Premier League.

We'll be back tomorrow to do it all over again, starting with three games at 14:00 BST.

• Bournemouth v Sunderland (14:00)
• Brighton v Crystal Palace (14:00)
• Leeds v Manchester United (14:00)
• Nottingham Forest v Arsenal (16:30)

See you then!

MOTD

You can watch Match of the Day tonight on BBC One, the iPlayer or this website/app - starting at 22:25 BST as Kelly Cates is joined by Joe Hart and Danny Murphy.

Or you can see the highlights now on the BBC Sport website.

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss MatthiasJaissle, speaking to Sky Sports after their defeat: "It was in fact a game where we were dominating, overseeing a team giving a response, we made many situations where you saw we were about to win that game until we conceded the goal.

"We need to be honest - we were shaking a bit until half-time but we showed again a good response. Second 45 minutes, really aggressive from our lads. We won the duels, unfortunately we were not smart enough in the final decision-making in the opposition box so that is something we need to work on. We need to threaten the opposition much more when we have the ball in the final third. We had the occasions but in the end, the lucky punch was missing."

On what he told his players at half-time: "Belief, purely belief because the first 30 minutes was really good, until we conceded the goal actually. It's a bit typical for a young squad really, emotion-wise a bit shaky with ups and downs during a match and we need to learn to find the reset straight away and consistently believe in the things we were doing before. I cannot say anything against the attitude but the goal is missing."

On Sven Botman's and Joelinton's first-half challenges and yellow cards: "Honestly, it was really fast, both actions. So I was in the beginning sure there was no foul from Joelinton but it went so fast. The decision-making was clear from the referee and I think they checked even the foul from Sven but I didn't see it right now."

On improving defensively: "I think in both areas, right? Because today we didn't score. Defensive-wise; I think the structure and discipline was good but not all the time and in the Premier League against a strong opponent one occasion is enough to concede a goal and that was too easy - losing a man in the box, we need to put pressure on the cross. Again, we need to be more efficient offensive-wise."

On whether Dan Burn is close to returning to his role at centre-back after being played up front late in the match: "I think you're smart enough to know this was a tactical approach for the additional time. We went all in and in that occasion, I'm aware he is a centre-back so don't doubt that.

"He is getting the physical back which is really important for him. He was quite long out but he is getting better and better physical wise. Hopefully soon we can see him again in his natural position."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery, speaking to BBC Match of The Day: "Very tough and for us it was very important after our poor start [to the season] we need to try to come back feeling confident, feeling comfortable how we are building our structure.

"The players themselves tried to be demanding to change the situation where we are. How we achieved three points in Tottenham the after the draw we did last week with Brentford, today was very, very important. We focused on this match in meetings before as well, of course we're were happy with the match we played in the Champions League but the league is the priority because through the league we are going to achieve our priority this years, so the league is the competition where we must try to be very consistent.

"Clean sheet on Wednesday, clean sheet today I think this is one thing we are speaking and wanting to improve."

On Johan Manzambi: "Skills and intelligence, both he has, and his physicality is very important as well to help us defensively and to help us try to keep the duels offensively.

"So happy. Of course another goal he has scored. Fantastic for him as well. I don't know then he was a bit tired and maybe something muscular, hopefully not much. He has been a very good impact with his qualities and his wish to join us in the same challenges and performances in the last three or four years playing as well consistency in the Premier League in the top positions as well in Europe."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa striker Nicolas Jackson, speaking to Sky Sports after the game: "It was a difficult game. We know St James' Park is very difficult to play but we got three points and we're very happy to win here."

On Unai Emery: "An amazing coach you know. I'm very happy to be back with him and hopefully we can do some amazing things as well.

"He's amazing, everyone knows that and know he's one of the best coaches in the world and we're very happy to be with him. Hopefully we can grow together and he always helps us so we're very happy."

On missing chances tonight: "Yeah it's part of football. Sometimes it goes well, sometimes not. He [Manzambi] got the goal and hopefully next time we both score and we score many goals together."

On Sven Botman's challenge against him in the first half: "I'm good. I know the referee said yellow card but it was so high and hopefully maybe next time a red card, but it was a yellow. I nearly broke my leg but anyway it's part of football. The most important thing is we win and we won so I'm OK and he [Manzambi] is OK."

Former Newcastle defender John Anderson on BBC Radio Newcastle: "You can’t question the commitment, the desire and the work rate, it’s all there and they keep going to the death. It’s just the lack of quality at this moment of time.

One shot on target at home says all you need to know. To have only one shot on target at home, it’s a poor stat."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa striker Nicolas Jackson, speaking to BBC Match of The Day on the win: "It was good. We know this is a difficult place to come and play but thank God we got the win. We got the three points - that's the most important [thing] for us."

On Johan Manzambi: "He's an amazing player. He's still growing. Hopefully he can be better and better every game, score goals and assist me as well. Hopefully we work together and achieve many things together."

On how far Manzambi can go in the game: "He will go a long way and hopefully he gets no injuries. For sure if he is OK and he is training hard he will go and long way and many more goals and assists - for me - to come."

On whether Villa are where they want to be: "We are not where we want to be because we lost some points but the most important [thing] is in the past, forget this game as well, focus on the next. Go game by game and we will see where we go."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa goalscorer Johan Manzambi, speaking to Sky Sports after the win: "I'm very happy to score today and I hope the next game both of us can score. But the most important [thing] is the three points."

On why he decided to join Villa: "The team was really good. I played against this team in the final [of the Europa League] and it's a very good team with a big coach and I knew that was perfect for me."

On being subbed off: "It wasn't cramp it was a kick but it's OK. I have a little bit of pain but it's OK now."

Stephen Warnock
Former Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at St James' Park

On Johan Manzambi's performance:

Brilliant header. He caused a lot of problems in the game by sitting in pockets of space.

He's electric when he gets on the ball but you also have to bring goals and assists and he's doing that from Aston Villa.

A moment for Johan Manzambi.

Since his first start for Aston Villa, only Erling Haaland (six) has been involved in more goals among Premier League players in all competitions than Manzambi. Three goals, two assists.

He is the fourth Aston Villa player to either score or assist in each of their first three Premier League starts after Dalian Atkinson in August 1992, Dion Dublin in November 1998 and Danny Ings in August 2021.

Image source, Getty Images

Newcastle ended the game with just one shot on target - by centre-back Sven Botman no less.

That's the fewest shots on target that the Magpies have registered in a Premier League home match since their opening game of the 2024-25 campaign when they had just one against Southampton.

Image source, Getty Images

BBC Radio Newcastle

Former Newcastle defender John Anderson is giving his analysis of the Magpies' defeat against Villa on BBC Radio Newcastle.

Listen on BBC Sounds here.

Newcastle are now without a home clean sheet in each of their last 16 games in all competitions. It's the longest run in their history.

There were more boos as the final whistle blew on Tyneside.

Newcastle remain 11th - above Aston Villa on goal difference - but Crystal Palace and Manchester United could overtake the Magpies with wins tomorrow.

Is there pressure on Matthias Jaissle's job?