Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola to BBC Match of the Day: "We normally finish games strong, we value the subs and what they give us energy-wise. We had 13 outfield players for the first team. If anyone deserved to win today then it was more Bournemouth than Fulham.

"I thought we played very well in the first half but at least we could recover one point.

"We are starting to understand his [Evanilson] movements better and the ball from James Hill is a lovely ball. He had another chance but his touch is too heavy and Leno does well.

"Very positive, it has to be. But they don't give you anything for half of the season. We are starting to feel the injuries, we are quite thin of numbers."

Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva to BBC Match of the Day: "We have to be more ruthless. We go with the strange feeling that we should have taken more points. We should have more impact on the table but seven games unbeaten after playing every three games is a great run from us.

"I think the referee should explain why it is not a red card. We had the same situation against Tottenham. When I see the leg of Robinson, it is a clear red. For sure, that moment will have an impact on the game and it was a red card.

"Of course, we should have taken more points because performance-wise it deserved it."

Leicester City

Leicester boss Ruud van Nistelrooy speaking to BBC Match of the Day on judging performance not result:

"I think I have to. I wouldn't do the players credit if I didn't. We're professional we know it's about results but we have to look through that because of the performance today.

"It's continuing things and how we are pressing, building up and doing our things and roles of the individuals are clear and they are developing. The important thing is looking at it that way. We have to be judged on results and translate performances into results."

Positive signs? "Not just this game. The Wolves game at home was a good performance if you take out individual mistakes. The first goal today is not a chance and an individual incident gives them the goal. That's what is costing us at the moment, without putting the blame on someone, but that is something we have to look at.

"Working together with a plan every day in a certain way when things are clear and things are getting clearer, you have the most chance to get the points and that's what we are aiming to do."

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Manchester City

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland speaking to BBC Match of the Day:

"Lovely, great cross and good header and an important goal and an important win.

"I'm always happy. Happy today.

"Important. One to look ahead. Relax a little bit and then we look to the 4th, go again.

"Confidence is so important in football. You get affected by it when this happens to you. It is what it is. You have to keep going and stay positive and look at what's next. When you're used to winning games it's not easy. This club has won Premier Leagues for the last 10 years so we keep going and keep positive and try to encourage each other.

"Amazing. Supported us through this whole period and we appreciate it so much. Amazing to hear the support even when things haven't been going our way. When they sing my name it makes me smile so we really appreciate it."

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool are going into the new year fully dominant.

I an't see it changing. It is going to take some stopping for teams to catch them.

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Jamie Redknapp
Former Tottenham midfielder on Sky Sports

It is hard to find more superlatives to describe Mohamed Salah because he is incredible. Liverpool were ruthless today and he epitomised that.

It is testament to how hard he works that he still looks the same player that arrived at Liverpool. He is a phenomenon. You can't deny the numbers that he puts up week in and week out.

Andy: Putting aside for a moment how hard Liverpool are to beat, and the score itself, West Ham were absolutely terrible. Clueless, gutless, lazy and defeatist. I don't mind losing to Liverpool, but to play like THAT? Unacceptable, and Lopetegui must go.

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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A lot of work to be done for Julen Lopetegui.

The players they've got are bright players, but they seem to be lacking something this season.

The supporters don't stand for it, they are quick to turn and they make their feelings known.

We'll have plenty of reaction to this late game, plus further fall-out from all of today's Premier League games.

Stick around.

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Such an impressive performance here again today from Liverpool.

Ruthless in front of goal and keeping a clean sheet.

The way they race ahead of anybody else and keep teams out - recipe for success.

John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live chief football correspondent

A chorus of boos from the West Ham supporters.

The Hammers, hammered.

Liverpool end 2024 eight points clear at the top of the Premier League.

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Despite being thumped tonight, West Ham have now hit the woodwork three times!

Luis Guilherme's curler from range flicks off the heel of Virgil van Dijk and clips the outside of the post.

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Nobody wants to face Liverpool with the form they are in and it's Manchester United up next.

United will have their work cut out.

Noel Fitzpatrick: Jota is just so much more clinical than Darwin. When Jota has a chance, there's a probability of a goal. With Darwin, it's a possibility.

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We are into four minutes of added time.

West Ham owners David Sullivan and Karren Brady watch on. Much to ponder for them.

The strains of 'You'll Never Walk Alone' float around the London Stadium.

There are lots of empty white seats among the home stands now.

Ben: 6 past Spurs, 5 past West Ham.... Man Utd up next at Anfield. Think Utd fans need to be very, very worried!!