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Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner speaking to Sky Sports: "I think everybody feels that the result is unfair today but it is another defeat and a game where we can't score at the City Ground.

"Defensively it was a top-level performance. A deflected shot and Arsenal take the win. But we had our moments in the game and it is important when you play the champions you take these moments. It is the same in every single game. Today the performance, the efforts, the spirit and the energy was on a really good level but the result is missing.

"When you play Arsenal you can see how confident they are in possession and if you jump in the wrong moments they punish you. We did so well as a team not giving them spaces. If you keep the champions to one shot on target you have done very well. It feels like we are getting close but in the end we need to score.

"I could see the effort was there, they created many dangerous situations against what is for me the best team in defence. We had enough moments but we need to do better. That is what we can blame ourselves for. But on the other side the performance was good and everyone feels we deserved more.

"Now it is analysing, staying positive, sticking together and building on these performances because then I know the results will come.

"Today it was a fantastic atmosphere, the fans appreciate the effort, but we all go home disappointed with the result while being proud of the performance."

Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on Sky Sports

We saw in the first half with Eze taken off. He did well in the week, he got an opportunity but it didn't quite happen. The same on the other side with Saka. We always work better on the right side.

Calafiori wasn't his normal self. You have to give Forest credit with the way they kept tight at the back. We kept going and that was the main thing.

We know the bench has been very good for Arsenal this season. Again it's someone who has come off the bench. I like the patience we showed.

Arsenal

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta speaking to Sky Sports: "We knew the margins would be really small. They are extremely well coached and organised.

"The longer the game goes on they gain more belief. We had to be so patient - and clinical when we got the chance.

"The way they were defending, they were more comfortable. But we have players with different qualities and can adapt to what the game is delivering.

"We have another three big chances that should be goals. That is the difference, you have to be clinical. If we keep generating them, they will come.

"Let's enjoy the win, because it was a very tough one. And then, on Wednesday, we have an incredible game against Bayern Munich away [in the Champions League]."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Oliver Glasner speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Very tough to take, bit of deja vu. Many things here we feel the result is unfair but it's what stands and it's zero points at home. Very good performance against the champions. We caused many problems, didn't give them a lot and at the end we have zero points it's tough today. It feels a bit unfair but on the other side it's our responsibility to not drop the head and build up on the performance and the many positive aspects. Feels a bit weird to have a third defeat in a row but I see progress in every game and today the effort was amazing - it was just the result we can't be pleased with.

"Huge credit to the players, they stick to the plan and then we had our moments and if you want to win against the champions, you have to take these moments and this is what we have to work on - to take the moments. When I see the reaction at the end, three big opportunities in the end, many set pieces and things to improve. Eight corners but we didn't take one and this is what we have to learn and improve and we'll get the results we all think we deserve."

Lack of confidence in front of goal? "I don't think so. When you see their goal it's deflected otherwise, it's straight to the gloves of Matz Sels. You have periods in football where you feel everything going against you and then there are periods when things are on your side. Now it is how we deal with the situation and react as a team and just how we can change this is by staying positive, sticking together and working hard. And having this coolness, not to worry too much because I can see good performances and not good results. The results will come if the performances stay good.

"It's like the stock market - the past never tells you what happens in the future. Sometimes it takes a while - during my first year at Palace, we didn't start well but we had a turnaround. We are playing better right now but we also concede how competitive the Premier League is because every mistake you get punished. Today I was pleased with the team."

Gabby Logan is joined by Shay Given and Dion Dublin on tonight's Match of the Day at 22:30 BST.

Running order:

• Brighton v Crystal Palace
• Nottingham Forest v Arsenal
• Leeds v Man Utd
• Bournemouth v Sunderland

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's hard for me to say this because Saliba is outstanding but Arsenal haven't missed Saliba with the performances of Konsa.

That's why you pay big money for class defenders like Konsa.

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We knew it would be the case and last time we didn't manage to win the game but we did today. We had to earn it until the last second. They are a well coached team and hard to break down. We had to take risks, they are a dangerous team. We had to manage the emotional part really well. We stayed focussed and the finishers made a huge impact."

On finishers: "Some of them played three days ago and some of them will start the next game and they know that everyone has to be at it. If you are needed after 60 minutes, 45 minutes and sometimes two minutes - we have a squad now that can deliver in moments and we have to use that.

"Noni [Madueke], Jurrien [Timber], Mikel [Merino] was brilliant when he came on and Viktor [Gyokeres] really changed the game - all of them did and that's what we need. Noni obviously the highlight because he scored the goal and that's the difference.

"Sometimes you can get frustrated with teams who are difficult to break down. First half we didn't have a shot on target and that's something we discussed. We had another two big ones in the second half but the only one on target we had was a little deflection and it's in.

"Great reaction [after scoring goal], to have the will to defend a really open and difficult and stressful situation."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Marco Rose, speaking to Sky Sports: "Congrats to everyone at the club, to the lads, to our fans. They were really patient the last couple of weeks, even [though] we didn't get the points out of the game. Important win.

"We talked about it in the half-time that we stick to the plan, nothing changed, we stayed focus, we stay intense, we move them we tried to find the game and to try and score the second goal. Everything today we forced with our intensity, even the red card we were quite sharp in these kind of moments and that's why we have a clean sheet, we scored two goals and we won the game.

"We were quite dominant, we were intense, I felt even in the locker room and yesterday in training that we wanted to force this win with everything we have it's a mentality."

Arsenal

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Arsenal goalscorer Noni Madueke told Sky Sports: "They make it so difficult for you. It was a tough game. We're really happy all together. We showed grit and determination and showed a champion spirit.

"He [Arteta] said stick to the game plan. He said go out there and try to attack the opposition and be dangerous, be yourself and be good defensively.

"I had beaten him [his marker] on the outside a couple of times. I thought come inside and leather it.

"At times, maybe last year, this game might not have gone for us in the end. We have the extra belief and mentality."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler told BBC Sport: "Very happy for our fans. They waited long enough for this feeling. I'm happy for the staff and the whole club. Another good performance, another clean sheet.

"We played in the flow. To get in the flow you have to do the simple things right. Be intense, win personal duels, second balls, be good at set-pieces."

On Diego Gomez's goal: "That’s not simple to score a goal like this. Everyone speaks about his goal but to me the most important thing is the things we can improve, small easy passes we missed. It's good to celebrate the win but understand there is still space for improvement especially for individual players.

"We have to keep going. We can’t be satisfied. We have to keep pushing, stay humble and understand why we are successful at the moment to keep pushing at that level."

More on Gomez's goal: "We don’t train shots from 50 metres. Overall we know he has a really good finish. In these moments it’s about being very precise with his long kick. The perception to recognise the keeper and be quick to go to the action was impressive.

"We have just played six games. We have to stay very humble. The season will be long.

"It’s a special game especially for me because now I’m really part of this club and part of this journey. I’m more happy that the fans have a good night out."

Roy Keane
Former Manchester United captain on Sky Sports

What difference being the champions make

Patience and belief they'll get the one shot on target. All that goes into the mix. Belief, confidence, trust you'll keep a clean sheet so worst case you'll get a draw if you're not at your best.

The strength in depth, it great for the manager. He can say it's not happening and bring on top international players. When they come on and provide big moments like that it helps belief.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest defender Murillo speaking to Sky Sports: "We knew it would be a tough game, it always is against Arsenal. They have a good team. But we feel we can change the result, maybe a draw, maybe a win. Now we have to put it in the past and focus on the next match.

"We have a good manager and I think we are still getting his ideas. We changed everything in our system this season. It is difficult but after three or four months we keep improving and I think we are close to reaching our best."

On his chance to equalise: "It was so close! I missed a good opportunity, but we did a very good job.

"Now we are building our confidence, I think. We have a very good team, experienced players as well.

"Now we keep going because we know how tough the Premier League is."

Nedum Onuoha joins BBC Sport's Sam Harris and fans to dissect Arsenal's win at Nottingham Forest, plus the rest of the weekend's Premier League stories.

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Roy Keane
Former Nottingham Forest midfielder on Sky Sports

Forest stuck at it. Chris Wood had the big opportuntiy. Why he doesn't take a touch onto his right foot. He's an experienced player.

These opportunities we'll give them a lot of praise but you have to test the goalkeeper, hit the target.

The manager must be so frustrated. They'll be lacking confidence.

They paid a lot of money for Liam Delap. He's a young kid, he's an honest lad, he's sticking at it but it's a tough position to play in the team. It's a tough role for him but he has to tidy up in his play. He has to add a little bit more quality.

Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on Sky Sports

On Noni Madueke

We know he's got the pace to go on the outside and the capability of cutting in. The defender doesn't know if he's going outside or inside and that's why he was able to shoot. Nobody was willing to do that in the first half.

On Eberechi Eze

It's very tough. Madueke has that pace but Eze is more of a moments player, more in-field. At the moment it's tough for him to get in the team in-field. It's the left-hand side for him. He needs people around him when he has the ball. Taking someone on isn't his main skill. In the middle of the pitch he can go left or right. But he's a bit isolated.

I'd have a go [if I was Eze]. Whatever happens, he's not going to be one of the first teamers - he'll come in and out of the team like Gyokeres and Madueke. So he'll have to take an opportunity and do what he does. The way it went in the first half I thought he'd take him off.

Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace boss Pierre Sage told BBC Sport: "Only one feeling - shame. When you play this kind of game you have to show another face. It was our worst face.

"We cannot accept that especially at the beginning of the game. We didn’t fight at this moment. Once it was 3-0 after nine minutes the game is really different.

"Especially in the way we don’t understand in which context we were. In this kind of game you need different ingredients. It’s my fault because I am the coach, I gave the angle to the players. I gave the motivation. I prepare the situations. We played so bad it’s my fault.

"I don’t want to speak really individually or thinking about details. I have to analyse what’s happened to take a decision.

"At this moment once the score is [large difference] it’s easier to play. It’s about bravery. We have to deal with these things from the beginning of the game."

On his message to the fans: "I’m really sorry because we didn’t give them what they deserved. I apologise because we are not Palace today."

Sunderland

Sunderland boss Regis le Bris, speaking to Sky Sports: "Tough game, disappointing game., really clear. Tough start, after six minutes 1-0 down then 15 minutes we played with 10 men for 75 [minutes] or even more. At half-time we decided to at least survive in the second half to make something happen. "We were below the level, it's really clear. It's hard to take, hard to digest. It's very painful because we were not Sunderland an it's not acceptable."

On what he wants to see from his team: "Reaction. We will have ups and downs in thew season, this one is a big down. I'm very disappointed for the fans, they were with us until the last minute but they were not on the pitch which is a big problem in the Premier League because the opponent tis strong. They are relentless, if you make mistakes they will seize them and it was the case today."

On whether he's worried: "To be fair, I'm always worried because it's my job too find the little problems and try to help the players to go higher. Today the job will be massive because it was a bad game. We won't find excuses. We'll keep working hard, stay humble. We know our position in this league. We have a busy schedule. We want to embrace the challenge but the position at the minute is not good."

"We were clear in the dressing room. The players know that they were not at the level. I am with them 100 per cent. From that point we want to show the energy, we want to show belief, we want to show more from the team like Sunderland used to be and today wasn't the case."