Brentford

Brentford manager Keith Andrews, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I felt comfortable and like we were growing into the game. Getting a bit more control of the game and momentum and belief about how we were playing. The sending off gives a bit of a leveller.

"I think we should do better [with the sending off]. I think Yarmolyuk needs to learn from that and he will. He's an amazing young man and I love him to bits. We need to look at ourselves."

"I felt good, I felt confident. I felt we were in a good place and were getting into that state. I think we had really good options to come into the game but the whole dynamic of the game changes within that. But we showed so much character, spirit, grit."

"I'm really disappointed we lost today, I have to be honest. We came into this game in a confident place. We underestimate no team in this league. We're a proper team and we'll reset and go again."

Manchester City

Manchester City head coach Enzo Maresca speaking to Match of the Day: “Very happy. Especially with the situation in general. Very happy with today’s game, we controlled the game for 95 minutes. We create chances, we score. We finish a little bit suffering together but overall, it is good.”

On Phil Foden's goal: “Happy for Phil. Very happy for Phil. I sense since day one that he is a very important player for us. He’s a top player, he just needs to be positive, confident and for sure, he’s going to help the team."

On Aymen Bouaddi: “Not bad, huh? Very good, very good. I thought he was good on the ball, was good off the ball. Again, he’s very young. He needs to improve a few things, but he is in the right path."

On Ipswich's late fightback: “Exactly. We finished a little bit suffering, but it’s normal. It’s a Premier League game.”

Ipswich Town

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Ipswich manager Gary O'Neil speaking to BBC Match of the Day:

"We did have a go. Few things we need to do better. Fine margins in a game like that. Proud of the group, not what we came for and we thought we could take points so we're disappointed we haven't. But the players gave everything. The second goal I'm not happy with and then there's a few bits that are fine margins. A couple of offsides which are never offside which is mad. You only get five or six attacks at the Etihad so for them to be offside is crazy. It's a good effort but disappointed not to take anything.

"We worked on some stuff this week that we've managed to put in the game. It's difficult coming here, last time the lads were in the Premier League it was a tough season so I hope today shows them we're here and we mean business. It just took us a little while to get that today. Very proud to stand at the front and represent that team today. Proud today but we leave on nine points which is what we came with."

On summer transfers: "The business has helped us so far but I don't want to split the group too much. Chuba Akpom has been brilliant, he didn't get many minutes last season but he has dug in and fought for his place and there's a few who have done that. But the lads who have stood up should be proud. But the league is tight and we have a lot of games to go so we need to get ready for the next one."

Let's get some more reaction from the 3pm games...

Boos ring out around St James' Park as the whistle blows for half-time.

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The fourth official indicates that there will be two minutes added on to this first half.

Darren Cann
Former Premier League assistant referee

On Sven Botman's challenge that was checked by VAR for a red card:

Sven Botman made a strong tackle which was a clear and reckless. Referee Jarred Gillett correctly issued a yellow card for the defender's robust challenge.

The VAR checked for a possible red card but correctly deduced that the tackle was reckless in nature and fell short of serious foul play.

Stephen Warnock
Former Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at St James' Park

Every time Aston Villa break at the moment they get in behind.

The energy Newcastle had in the press is being taken out of them now and the skill Villa have in attack is getting them in behind.

Newcastle did agree a deal with Freiburg for Johan Manzambi in the summer, but they never got a yes from the player himself and Aston Vila hijacked the deal by paying a club record fee of just over £50m.

Stephen Warnock
Former Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at St James' Park

It's incredible what a goal will do isn't it? Suddenly Aston Villa are so, so confident on the ball and trying to pick out passes, trying to split Newcastle.

Newcastle fans are getting a little bit disgruntled.

Johan Manzambi has been directly involved in five goals in his four starts for Aston Villa in all competitions (three goals, two assists).

Aston Villa nearly grab a second! Emi Buendia rattles the left post and the ball nearly bounces off Lukas Hornicek and into the goal.

Stephen Warnock
Former Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at St James' Park

Would Manzambi come back and haunt Newcastle after not signing for them? He's been exceptional in his forward-play.

He's had a couple of misplaced passes in midfield but when he's high up the pitch he's such a threat.

No-one picks him up, he drifts between the defenders and just heads it down into the bottom corner. Brilliant goal.

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Now then! Alysson has just gone into the book for diving and now Lukas Hornicek has crumbled to the floor after taking a hit from the Brazilian.

It was brave keeping from the Czech, who races out of his box to head away the danger and Alysson accidentally clips him on the follow-up.

It's quickly checked and cleared by VAR.

Yoane Wissa did well to get some kind of shot away after Malick Thiaw passed it back to him at an awkward height, but his awkward effort is skewed wide.

We've got some different opinions coming in on those yellow cards...