EPL 2011/11/6

Arsenal
Arsene Wenger insisted there was still work to do despite seeing his Arsenal pick up another win with a comfortable success over West Brom.

Aston Villa
Alex McLeish praised his Aston Villa defenders after they held out against a late surge from Norwich to secure their first win in four matches.

Blackburn
Blackburn boss Steve Kean felt his troops deserved something to show for after creating plenty of chances in their defeat at home to Chelsea.

Bolton
Coach Owen Coyle is tired of making excuses and urged Bolton players to prove they have the mental strength to haul themselves out of trouble.

Chelsea
Chelsea head coach Andre Villas-Boas was delighted to get back to winning ways at Blackburn, and praised his player's bravery and courage.

Everton
Everton boss David Moyes admits he was far from happy with his side's defending in the first half, after they went down at Newcastle United.

Fulham
Fulham manager Martin Jol has revealed how Tottenham playmaker Rafael van der Vaart was the one who got away during his time with Hamburg.

Liverpool
Kenny Dalglish refused to blame GBP35 million striker Andy Carroll missing a first half sitter for Liverpool's laboured draw against Swansea.

Manchester City
Yaya Toure scored his first Premier League goal of the season as Man City registered their fifth away win following the match against QPR.

Manchester United
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has conceded he was relieved to hear the final whistle as his side held on to beat Sunderland.

Newcastle United
Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew hailed his side as they coped with injuries to two of their key players during the victory over Everton.

Norwich City
Manager Paul Lambert was pleased with Norwich's battling spirit in the defeat at Aston Villa, but criticised the way the goals were conceded.

Queens Park Rangers
Yaya Toure scored his first Premier League goal of the season to condemned QPR to their second home defeat following the match versus Man City.

Stoke City
Peter Crouch says Stoke's hectic week will be no excuse if they struggle against Bolton in their Premier League clash at the Reebok Stadium.

Sunderland
Sunderland manager Steve Bruce has accused the officials for 'guessing' the decision to deny his side a penalty during the defeat at Man Utd.

Swansea City
Swansea City boss Brendan Rodgers was proud of his players after the Swans secured their first point against Liverpool for nearly 30 years.

Tottenham
Wales national coach Gary Speed insists he will not ban Tottenham midfielder Gareth Bale from playing for Great Britain at the 2012 Olympics.

West Brom
West Bromwich Albion boss Roy Hodgson defended his side's work rate during the defeat to Arsenal but admitted they were undone by quality.

Wigan Athletic
Wigan chief Dave Whelan insists he would sack Roberto Martinez if he thought it would be in Latics' best interests, despite their friendship.

Wolverhampton
Jamie O'Hara wants Wolverhampton to make sure they beat Wigan as five straight league defeats are starting to have an effect on their morale.