It is Brighton's high defensive line that is almost caught out first as Timo Werner charges off down the left from kick-off. He's behind the defence but his ball into the box is just out of Brennan Johnson's reach.

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Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

All eyes are on this game mostly because of the two managers who are brave in their attacking style.

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The high-line derby is under way.

There's a minute's applause before kick-off as Brighton remember their former manager Barry Lloyd, who has died aged 75.

Julien Laurens
French football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

When plan A works well it is fantastic for Ange Postecoglou and Spurs, but there is only plan A.

When plan A doesn't work Spurs are stuck. Even the game against Coventry they weren't good.

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Chelsea

Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez, speaking to PLP: "Sometimes when the opponents go down to 10 it doesn't get easier.

"[Matz] Sels was top as well, making saves at the end. [Enzo] Maresca said at the end we did everything we could and he was proud."

On positives: "We were doing the right things that we've been doing each game. When they went down to 10 we kept pressing but it just wasn't for us today."

On bookings and suspensions for Marc Cucurella and Wesley Fofana: "Massive players but it was unlucky. They need to stop talking to the officials.

"We have some very good players to come in."

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Chelsea goalscorer Noni Madueke, speaking to BBC MOTD2: "They are a stubborn side. We went into the game with the intention to take three points but we couldn't get over the line and it's frustrating.

"They were defending pretty much the whole game and sometimes it just doesn't fall. We go into the international break and come back prepared for Liverpool.

"Credit to them, they are resilient with a lot of players behind the ball. They know if you give us space we are dangerous, having said that we could have scored three, four or five, but its one of those games."

On scoring the equaliser: "It's nice to get a goal, I've missed a few chances recently. Of course, we didn't win the game so it doesn't count for much."

On how the season has gone so far: "It's a good start, just one loss in the league, some great performances with a lot of goals and we're still conceding some sloppy goals. It's a good start with a new manager."

On being called up for England duty: "It's an honour to be called up for your country and that your work is recognised so I'm buzzing."

Manchester United

Manchester United defender Jonny Evans to BBC Match of the Day: "That was the important thing to show the spirit in the team. Everyone competed as much as they could. That's a pleasing thing to see.

"You never have everyone available throughout the season. It's important everyone coming in is ready to go when they're ready."

On the manager being under pressure: "It does affect the players. It's on our minds too. I think the more experience I've got in my career I've made sure I do everything you I to be ready and give everything I can to the team.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think that saves Ten Hag those two draws - he is still under-pressure.

Man Utd shouldn't be where they are in the Premier League. They played Villa at the right time.

This doesn't settle things for Man Utd - they need to pick up wins.

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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag to Sky Sports: "I think it's the fourth clean sheet this season. You see we had a very good organisation and togetherness. There was good character and good spirit as a team. Determined, resilient.

"We almost didn't concede a chance, when you defend like this and get some luck, in the end they had a big chance but it was almost the only chance I think.

"We created some chances, also not so many chances. We hit the crossbar and also Rashford had chances. But the two teams were really balanced.

"In Porto our build-up was brilliant, so good in the first 25 minutes, we out-played Porto. Also Palace, in possession we were so good, we have had games this season where we are good. But today we didn't create too many chances, but also we played a great team.

"We create loads of chances in our seven games but we have to step up. We have to take into consideration Hojlund is returning, he's still coming up to full fitness. But others are stepping up. I was impressed from Rashford, also Garnacho is so good, and Antony at the end."

Was Rashford one foul away from a red card?: "Yes that was one of the reasons to take him off. If it was another foul probably he would be sent off. We can't take another risk."

On Maguire injury: "He didn't feel well after half-time so I had to take him off.

"We know in this moment we have a lack of goals, in that perspective it's not a good start, we have to step up. That's an area we have to improve. But we have four clean sheets. That's good because we have to defend proper."

Has he spoken to the club's hierarchy?: "We always speak, every week we speak. We are all on board together, on one page, we know what we are working through it's a long-term process.

"We have come through two very tough away games. This is a team, we showed the belief and faith we have."

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is still a good point for Man Utd.

They will be frustrated as Villa were not at the races. You must give credit to Man Utd they managed to get a clean sheet in the end.

Dimitar Berbatov
Ex-Manchester United striker on Sky Sports

I’m trying to find the right words here. It’s not good enough. Jonny Evans credit to him but anyone younger than him should take notice and play better.

I think the criticism will continue. They are 14th and that’s unbelievable and it will continue.

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Chris Sutton
BBC Sport football expert

I love watching Spurs and the same applies to Brighton at the moment.

This should be known as the high-line derby, with the way both teams set up. It will be a great game for the neutral and there should be plenty of chances at both ends.

Brighton lost for the first time under new manager Fabian Hurzeler last week, so this is about how they respond. Can they cause Tottenham problems? Absolutely.

For Tottenham, it is about showing consistency after they put in an outstanding performance to beat Manchester United.

James Maddison was so integral to what they did at Old Trafford, as were the Spurs centre-halves.

As I’ve said many times, Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero have to be their best players because they get left exposed, but they can handle that.

As I said this on this week's Monday Night Club on Radio 5 Live, while everyone talks about the quality of Arsenal's centre-halves, they always have the full-backs next to them. It is very different for the Spurs duo, because they leave the door open by playing the way they do.

So I am expecting goals, but I actually think Brighton will get something out of the game.

I have always felt that Spurs will soon give someone one hell of a beating sooner or later, but they are going to have to wait until after the international break because it is not happening here.

Sutton's prediction: 3-3

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jonny Evans was brilliant.

He got a few kicks in the first half and he did well. He might not have the pace, but what Evans does is he reads the game very well.

He has come in and has done a good job - a good decision from Ten Hag.

Manchester United have failed to score in their last three games in the Premier League, a run of 308 minutes without a goal.

Manchester United

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Manchester United defender Jonny Evans on Sky Sports: "We got a point against a good side away from home. The other night conceding three we wanted to be more defensive-minded to give ourselves a chance. We were looking for that one moment of quality, maybe on the counter and we nearly got it at the end.

"Fair play to Villa. They're good players and you never feel comfortable. You've always got to be on your toes and ready.

"I still feel like I'm playing the game I always have, I still feel like I have speed in the legs to get me out of the bad moments.

"[Erik ten Hag] told me after the game the other night I'd play in this one. Even the match against Porto I wasn't expecting to come on. It's unlikely to have a double centre-back substitution. Every match I play now I just enjoy it.

"It's still a privilege to play for this club. The pressures that come with it, it's part of it. You see the fans at the end, the support they give the team. They have supported the players massively over the years.

"It was great for him [Erik ten Hag] to see that. The other night he got a bit emotional, you could see it on him, letting that game slip away. You could see everyone was running into the ground to get a half decent result."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood: "We know they are a good side and it's always going to be a tough occasion at Stamford Bridge, but we want to be rising up the table and competing up there for years to come."

On scoring the opener: "It's always nice to be scoring and ticking over. It would have be nice if it was three points rather than one, though."

On trying to match away performances back at the City Ground: "We want to bring it to the City Ground but it's not something we need to panic about. It will click at home.

"We're working hard so I'm sure it will come."