Tottenham boss Thomas Frank spoke to BBC Match of the Day after his side's victory away at Everton: "Very happy to be able to go here to Everton and they've been very good at home. Any away match you win 3-0 in the Premier League is super impressive.
"First half, we took control of the ball and passed more. The second half was more of a dog fight, which it can be in the Premier League. The season is very young. We won after the Champions League and that is not easy to do. Set pieces are so crucial. Right now, Arsenal is on track for the title from set pieces. We scored two very good goals and the boys competed excellently in our box."
On set pieces: "We worked hard on it and so did Micky [van de Ven]. Now he has three headers with two today. Still a lot of things I want to improve in the team. We have a clean sheet mentality, and that gives you a lot of points on the road.
"The second phase of set pieces was so good. The performances were so much more complete."
Spurs defender Micky van de Ven also spoke to BBC Match of the Day: "Special day today. I scored on the other side of the pitch, so the fans were far away from me, so I had to celebrate with them at the end.
"We work on set pieces every day, a little bit and to come away with two today is unbelievable.
On Jake O'Brien's goal being ruled out for Everton: "If you watch it back, then the player blocks Vicario from the offside position, so I think it's fair.
"Today is an important win. The league is really tight and everyone is beating everyone at the moment. It's a really big three points."
On Wednesday's Carabao Cup game: "Newcastle away is always difficult and Chelsea at home is always crazy in our stadium.
On poor home form: "If I knew it, then I would tell you guys. We have a massive game next week and we want to win at home."