Philippe Coutinho had two goals in Liverpool's 3-1 win at Chelsea.

"Philippe is a great player," Klopp told BT Sport. "He has unbelievable skill, he's a great guy.

"You have to fight, you have to work and that's what he did today -- he got back what he invested."

Joel Campbell made his first Premier League start four years after joining Arsenal.

Campbell scored a goal in the 73rd minute.

Campbell was perhaps Arsenal's most dynamic forward in the first half.

Campbell was signed in 2011 but didn't get his work permit until July of 2013 and has since been out on loan to Lorient, Betis, Olympiacos and Villarreal. 

Yaya Toure praised Manuel Pellegrini and insisted the Champions League is a target for Manchester City.

Pellegrini won the Capital One Cup and the Premier League in his first season in charge at the Etihad Stadium, and while City failed to win any silverware in 2014-15 they are now Premier League leaders.

"He's done brilliantly well in his three seasons here," Toure said. "The club and the fans are very satisfied with the way we play. The Champions League has been difficult but it's a big target this season.

"We have progressed very well with him. He is a very clever manager who always backs his players. He comes and chats with you and is very open with you. Not just with me but with all the players.

"He gets the best out of the players. He knows how to get the best out of our young players too and he's the kind of manager we have to have at this club. We are all grateful and happy to work for him."

Chelsea were beaten 3-1 at Stamford Bridge by Liverpool, further putting Jose Mourinho's job in danger.

Mourinho told BT Sport he had "nothing to say" following the match.

Chelsea took a 1-0 lead but Liverpool went on to score three unanswered.

"I have nothing, nothing to say," he said.

Asked about Lucas Leiva avoiding a second yellow card for his foul on Ramires when the score was 1-1, he repeated: "Nothing to say."

On Diego Costa's clash with Martin Skrtel, he added: "I have nothing to say."

Roma manager Rudi Garcia has praised the attacking nature of modern Italian soccer.

Serie A has historically been known for being defensive, but clubs like Roma, Napoli and Fiorentina have been scoring freely this season.

"There's always been a culture of defending in Italy, but it's good we're seeing more goals. It makes a better show," said Garcia.

"Goals are important but not conceding helps too. I like how teams are scoring more than before in Serie A."

Roma is currently top of the table with 23 points.

"We want to bring this club and the city of Rome to the very top. In our own small way, we'll try our hardest," he added.

Jose Mourinho says he "cannot promise" a spot in the Champions League next season for Chelsea.

Chelsea currently sit 15th in the table after winning just three matches.

"Chelsea is a big club. It's the club that I choose to come to. It's a club I live in a very specific way every day.

"Liverpool is a big club, Manchester United is a super big club. Last season Liverpool win nothing and didn't qualify for the Champions League.

"Two years ago Man United didn't qualify for the Champions League - not even Europa League - and won nothing.

"They are still a monster club, but that's football."

The job status of Mourinho is in doubt.

Asked if he had been given a guarantee about his job status, Mourinho replied: "I don't have to tell you."

Remi Garde is expected to become the next manager of Aston Villa.

Kevin MacDonald is the caretaker manager and preparing the team for Monday’s trip to Tottenham. 

He said: “Obviously, the hierarchy think he is the man for the job. I’ve been told I need to prepare the team for Monday. Whether Remi has been given the position and is maybe in the stand to watch, I don’t know, that is going to be an ongoing thing.

“He was a decent footballer at Arsenal, they don’t have many bad players over the years, and he has got a good pedigree as a coach. If, at the end of the season, Aston Villa are still in the Premier League then it’s a good appointment. Arsène Wenger came in and never had any Premier League experience.”

Garde is on a sabbatical from Lyon.

Sepp Blatter blames Michel Platini backing out of a secret FIFA pact to award the 2022 World Cup to the United States.

Blatter's allegations in an interview with the Financial Times come almost a year after a FIFA ethics investigation exonerated 2018 host Russia and 2022 winner Qatar of corruption in winning the contentious dual votes in 2010.

Blatter is provisionally suspended from the FIFA presidency while under investigation for financial wrongdoing.

Rafa Benitez has denied claims he's "too serious" as a coach and likes to micromanage small details such as the nutrition habits of his players.

"There are people who think that I am too serious," Benitez said. "I read nonsense that people believe, like I control the olive oil on the salads, or that I have banned [Sergio] Ramos from drinking beer.

"I have been away eight years, I see my barrio [neighbourhood] and the people and I greet them normally. It has changed little. Just by being Madrid coach makes you closer to people you do not have time to deal with."

Roberto Martinez has declined to comment on reports that Everton would sell Romelu Lukaku if they received the right offer.

Mino Raiola reportedly told a French radio station they had been given the manager’s blessing amid rumors of interest from Paris Saint-Germain.

“I’m not here to try to do the job of an agent," said Martinez. "I’m not going to entertain any sort of rumors and speculation. I have to do that during the transfer window, against my wishes, so as you can understand I’m quite happy now not to go into any comments.”

Lukaku is the most expensive signing in the history of Everton.