Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton head coach Fabian Hurzeler speaking to BBC MOTD: "I think we don't have to lose this game. We controlled the game quite well, we had chances, the first goal was unlucky when we had 10 men on the pitch. The second goal was an easy mistake. It feels disappointing but we have to show a reaction."

On Jack Hinshelwood and Maxim De Cuyper's injuries: "I didnt see them yet so I have to watch it back., Hopefully not the worst but it's an adversity that we have to face. The team reacted in a good way."

On Antoine Semenyo's shove on Maxim De Cuyper: "I heard the thoughts but sometime it's better to say nothing."

You don't want to get in trouble? "No."

On Brighton's away form: "We can't be happy but we have to keep on going, focus on our performances and then results will come."

Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on Final Score

Wolves needed to get a result because that's four games in a row that they've lost, I think for the first time in their history to start the season. I think Wolves started off really well but you could see as the game progressed their Achilles heel this season is creating good opportunities, taking chances, scoring goals.

Bournemouth

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Bournemouth goalscorer Alex Scott on the Cherries' strong start to the season: "We've got our structure, we all know what we are doing and it's a credit to the lads that the club have brought in. Unbelievable. They have settled in so well and we are playing like we know we can.

"Brighton as always are a tough team, very direct and like to play football which suits us with our press. They've got so many top players but I though we did very well today."

On his goal: "I don't score enough goals and it's something I need to bring into my game as a number eight. That takes you to the next level. Some of the lads were saying I was going to score so I'm happy to score. A long time coming."

On Antoine Semenyo: "He's deadly from anywhere. Penalties, he's brought that into the game and it's scary for the opposition."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa, speaking to BBC MOTD: "A point in the right direction – we kept a clean sheet which was important for us. We knew how tough it was coming here. They had chances and Emi Martinez made top saves. A point in the right direction and we go from there.

"I felt like we lacked that final pass and the final shot. I know the boys up top are frustrated that we have not scored a goal, so we will go back, and they will be working hard to make sure they score the next game."

On Beto: "I thought he was alright. He was alright... it is what it is.

"He was a handful at times, but for me, he was alright."

On the mood in camp: "The mood in the changing room is fine. In tough moments we need to stick together and that's what we're doing now."

Newcastle United

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Newcastle matchwinner Nick Woltemade: "Great debut. Can't be better. We won and scored a goal. I'm happy about my goal. It was tough, a good game.

"Murph told me he will always get crosses in. I was ready for it.

"I didn't know what to do [celebrating]. Can't be a better day. I was happy and looking at the faces. To score a goal is important for a striker.

"It's the right place to be right now. Everyone was really excited for my debut. I'm happy to make them happy."

Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on Final Score

Newcastle took the lead and did whatever they needed to do. From my perspective it wasn't a vintage Newcastle performance but it's a win and their next game's in the Champions League, so you could say the energy is very much up for them at this moment in time.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa defender Matty Cash, speaking to Sky Sports: "Tough match. We had a few chances to win the game. They had a few chances as well. A clean sheet is positive, but we want to pick up points, and we want to win games.

"We wanted to win the game, but we have a clean sheet and a point, so we have to move on.

"We were solid today, maybe the last few weeks were not as solid as we were today.

"It is tough. We want to score. The forwards want to score. You always see the quality - over the last few seasons you have seen the goals we have scored and the chances we have created."

Tom McCoy
BBC Sport journalist

Nick Woltemade did enough in 65 minutes against Wolves to give Newcastle fans hope they have found a suitable successor to Alexander Isak.

The 23-year-old demonstrated his tidy link-up play, completing 89% of his passes, and used his 6ft 6in frame to good effect, winning three of his four aerial duels.

The German only had 20 touches, fewer than any other Magpies starter, but his touch map shows he made his presence count where it matters most. He had five touches in the opposition box, including his 29th minute goal.

The final whistle goes.

Debutant Nick Woltemade gives Newcastle their first win of the season. Wolves remain on zero points.

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William Osula is about to shoot but Bruno Guimaraes takes it off his foot to shoot himself. It's blocked and Wolves counter.

Job done for Bournemouth. Three league wins in a row and that takes them up to third in the table - level on points with first-placed Arsenal.

That's the Cherries' best-ever start to a Premier League season.

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Jan Paul van Hecke is furious. He's been told by Peter Bankes to get off the pitch for a medical assessment after taking a knock to the head.

The Dutch defender says he's fine to carry on, but he's forced off.

A good point away for Aston Villa but still no wins or goals for them so far this season.

Everton had the better chances but couldn't make them count.

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Newcastle send on a defender for a winger. Sven Botman replaces Jacob Murphy.

Newcastle have the ball where they want it at this stage - in the corner.

A third draw out of four games for Crystal Palace but a very good away point for Sunderland.

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Umai Emery looks like he is conducting an orchestra the way he is throwing his arms around. This will be a decent enough point for Aston Villa, but he's not at all happy.

Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on Final Score

Gabriel Gudmundsson is so unlucky there. There's so many people competing for the ball and it's smashed into the net. It would be a great finish if he meant it!