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Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva speaking to BBC Match of the Day on Alex Iwobi's goal: "It's one of his best goals, he is capable to do these type of things. He is stronger when he tries to chose a corner and make a strong pass. It was a brilliant moment for him.

"It was a great performance overall, from an offensive point of view we enjoyed it - dynamic, creating chances, making it difficult for them."

Nottingham Forest

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Nottingham Forest boss Vitor Pereira speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "What I realised is eight days to prepare a game is different than to prepare a game in three days. We played three days ago. They pressed us, they were aggressive and the quality of our moments are not what we can do. To control them with possession was difficult because we want to press them but not in the proper way.

"Second half, in my opinion, was completely different. We adjust our system even without working. And we controlled the game, we didn't conceded spaces or the chance to score. We had one or two chances to equalise the game. What I keep in my mind is the reaction of the players and for the future we need to have two systems to fight in the next game."

On three goals in the first 15 minutes of the match: "With mistakes. We cannot press them if we are not prepared to press them. When we opened spaces they are a very good team and they scored two goals. It was about the moment to press, the way to press. We thought we had the energy to do it but when we go without coordination it is not possible, especially when we do are not full of energy to go and to win the duels."

On how he views things at the bottom of the table: "I believe we need to focus on the present and focus on the day we play, focus on the game we are playing. Not to look at the future. The future we will see what happens. If you lose your focus thinking about what can happen, this is a mistake in my opinion. Just look at the now. Just rest, be ready, prepare for the next game and focus on the next game."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner speaking to Sky Sports: "It feels that we could have got more from the game. We had the lead and played really well for the first 30 minutes. The penalty and red card decided [the game] and the foul starts outside the box. Maybe it is the Old Trafford bonus why the referee decided it was a penalty and red card. Of course it is tough. The team tried really hard today.

On going down to 10 men: "It is 1-1 and you are down to 10 men for 30 minutes. We played three days ago and they had all week [to prepare]. We made two very decisive mistakes and we tried everything so the performance was absolutely OK. We have had to change our back three for weeks. When you always have to make changes, it is not the best situation. We played well until the 1-1 but it was not good enough in the end."

"The performance was how we want to play and we had enough good situations. We have to congratulate them. They were winning and in the end, they deserved it."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Vitor Pereira speaking to Sky Sports: "In the first half we had problems to control them because our pressure was not the pressure organised that I wanted to do. They found spaces to score two goals. Second half we did some changes, even in the system and we didn't concede nothing and we had situations to score and equalise.

"It's three days after three days. It's not the energy to press and it's not easy when we play Europa League and travel every time but in the end what I keep in mind is the reaction in the second half and spirit of the team."

"The tiredness is not only physical, it's mental too. You need to recover. But this is what we have. You cannot excuse with the Europa League because we are there and we are there competing. We have the calendar to play each three days and we need to be ready to train and face this kind of calendar."

On what he has learnt since his appointment: "Two competitions without time to work. Before I accepted the job I knew that we have ambitions to keep our targets in both competitions."

On whether it's possible to survive and compete in two competitions: "We'll see. We will try to have more solutions in the squad. We cannot play 90 minutes, 90 minutes, 90 minutes because we cannot play at that level.

"Premier League is not easy to get points. But the important thing is to keep our confidence and to keep our organisation and correct some of our organisations. To rest, to face the next game. About this one, we cannot do anything, just learn with experience."

Manchester United

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Manchester United manager Michael Carrick speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I'm delighted with the win and the way we responded to a slow start. Credit to Palace, they started the game really sharply and bright. We showed that belief and personality and we finished the first half well. To overcome going a goal down so early, that was a new challenge for us. You have to do that at certain times, it has to be perfect."

On Bruno Fernandes scoring the penalty: "He takes responsibility, Dean Henderson has saved many penalties so it was a good duel. Fernandes always steps up, he would never do anything else. It was big with the red card and the penalty."

On Benjamin Sesko starting: "It's not a gamble. It wasn't that big of a decision. Benjamin is in a good place and he has had a major impact in recent weeks. He's learning what it feels like to play here and to score the winner today is fantastic. We are here to help and I'm sure that will continue. He is willing to do whatever that is."

On being third: "It doesn't mean an awful lot at the moment. It is nice and we want to keep progressing. We came back from the goal so early and responded."

On Luke Shaw and Harry Maguire going off: "They just weren't feeling too well so hopefully they will be feeling better soon."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler speaking to Sky Sports: "We wanted to create a desire to defend and create an energy on the pitch that brings the whole stadium behind us and I think we did that in the first half. We created a lot of chances, intense in our pressing and then in the second half we suffered a little bit.

"We showed a desire to defend and our fans pushed us over the finish line. I was very happy with their support as well. In the end I think the team got what they deserved."

On gaining confidence: "Wins always help and increase self-confidence. For me, the joy today was how easy we played football. We kept it easy, we had a good connection, not a lot of touches. We have to make sure we are able to do it for 90 minutes and then we will be happy."

On Jack Hinshelwood and James Milner's connection in midfield: "They have a really good understanding and you see it on the pitch. They support each other. James Milner can me a mentor for Jack on and off the pitch. How they are related and connect on the pitch can really help. We know what Jack is capable of. He can run a lot and has a good understanding of spaces and when to make a good run."

On what will help them fight for Europe: "Togetherness. Being a unit with defence, being a unit on the pitch and doing the basic things right."

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs boss Igor Tudor speaking to Sky Sports: "We were not good, lacked everything. Attacking and defending. Fulham were much better. There are problems here, big problems. We need to stay calm, believe in what we are doing in training, and get out, staying all together.

"These are not things to speak outside, we speak in the dressing room. The problems are more complex [than attitude and commitment] second half was better, but the first half was not enough."

On Fulham's first goal: "Of course it's a foul. Incredible mistake."

On thoughts of relegation: "We are just thinking about the next game. We don't need to think about that [relegation] not because it cannot happen, but we must focus on growing mentality as a team, concentration, physically. These are the only goals we must have."

Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It is decisive when you are 1-0 up and then concede a penalty and then have one player less. The foul was outside the box and the foul should be given where it starts, not where it ends. Matheus Cunha was very clever. We tried everything to get the equaliser and we were in good situations four or five times.

On tiredness in his squad: "I think we played three days ago and that impacts the game when you are one player down and the crowd gets back into the game and 1-1."

On Ismaila , externalSarr's miss: "A problem in the last weeks is that we are playing good parts in games but not consistently over 90 minutes. We always have to make changes to our back three since Marc [Guehi] left. There is no consistency in the back three."

On better performances: "Absolutely. The performances were not that bad. We're not that efficient and that ruthless in attack. The way the team is fighting, even here under difficult circumstances, gives me faith until the end of the season."

Joe Hart
Former Tottenham goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

28 games played now, and Spurs are looking at the table with 29 points on the board.

It is serious, it is really serious. Now, that is the only thing their focus can be on this season. Obviously, they have got the ironic Champions League to enjoy, but when it comes to the league it is about amassing as many points as possible.

Fulham

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Fulham boss Marco Silva speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a game for us to win in a different way in terms of goal-soring, the superiority was clear from the first half to last moments of the game. So many chances ,we were clinical first half, second half we created lot of chances.

"If you don't kill the game with a third goal it's always open if they sore one goal, and the did that. But I have to be delighted, creating chances like we did today shows quality. Creating the chances inside the box was top level from us.

"Defensively we did ok, we should have done better with the goal, but congratulations for the players. We deserved the three points, but we have to move on.

On the form of Harry Wilson: " His quality, self confidence, that's it. We have to keep going. The foot is on the gas, he is always there and working hard. He scored, but worked hard off the ball. He's not just about scoring, assisting and being decisive in the front line, he works hard off the ball. I'm delighted with him. He is working very hard and when the moments come he delivers important things for us.

On Issa Diop coming into the team: "At this moment of the year [Ramadam] it's not easy for players like him. He was not in the squad list, but we called him after the problem with Joachim [Anderson]. Issa was top."

On Alex Iwobi: "He practices a lot, these type of moments. He prefers to finish moments with quality, pass to goal instead of power. What a goal for him. The finishing was top level. His overall performance was a very high level, he is having a great season."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton matchwinner Danny Welbeck speaking to Sky Sports about his goal: "It was a good goal, one I am happy with. [Jack] Hinshelwood headed it into the right area and I was alive and ready, got a good first touch and an even better second touch to stick it away."

On James Milner: "It's a privilege. Every single day to come in training and see Milly at his best. He is a home there and everything he does sets the standard and it rubs off on everyone around him. Not just the lads, the staff and everyone at the football club.

"Having him here, people do not understand the level of impact he has. He has not played as much this season but the last two performances has shown the levels he can produce on the pitch. Everyone is buzzing for him.

"One more year! One more year!"

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace defender Chris Richards speaking to Sky Sports: "When you start off with a big 1-0 lead early on, you want to ride the momentum. After the red card, they rode their momentum. Overall disappointed but proud of the performance we put in today.

On the VAR decision which led to Maxence Lacroix being sent off: "When you're playing away at a place like Old Trafford, more than likely the home team is going to get a call like that but that is the nature of the game. Matheus Cunha is a smart player, he knows how to play and if you feel a tug in the box, you're going to go down so credit to him for that. It hurt us a bit of course going a man down but you can't take anything away from our performance today. Regardless of how many people we have on the pitch, we still put in a good performance."

Brighton & Hove Albion

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Brighton midfielder James Milner, speaking to Sky Sports: "We had good spells in the game. Second half, probably not our best free-flowing football but we managed the game pretty well, defended well.

"The run we have been on we have played a lot better and lost games so it's probably that know-how of winning games and finding a way to win which we've managed to do the last two games.

"Amazing effort for the boys to get it over the line, amazing defending and some great goals in there as well and really pleasing to get back-to-back victories."

On messages he has received since becoming the Premier League's top appearance maker: "Obviously it means a lot the messages I have had. Amazing tributes. That's pleasing. It's nice to show the effort you have put in and the impact you have made. But it was all about the team getting another victory today. The last two games have been so important to us."

Manchester United

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes speaking to SKy Sports: "It feels like a big result, we were behind and had to show some character. We were a little bit slow with the ball but it was a good three points and that is the aim.

On the VAR decision which led to Maxence Lacroix being sent off: "The referee told me straight away that it was a penalty but he was trying to determine if it was a red card. We know that when it is a push or pull and no intention to go for the ball, it is a red card.

On his penalty against former team-mate Dean Henderson "I worked with him, I was with him when he had the spell at Forest. He even told me at the end that he wanted to go to the same side as he did last week and save it. Lucky for me, he went to the other side."

On his assist for Benjamin Sesko: "He's a very good player, we just wanted to get his confidence. He is a kid that wants to improve. He is never just happy with a goal. He is very aware that he needs to score week in, week out for this club. Hopefully he will have more goals between now and the end of the season."

On top four ambitions: "There are a lot of games to go still and it is important that we don't feel that we are in the position that we need to be. We need to make as many points as we can."

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Old Trafford

The best way to make noise is getting the points and keep doing your job.

Michael Carrick is a quality person and a lovely man. He doesn't shout and he doesn't scream, but he gets his point across.

Fulham

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Fulham goal-scorer Alex Iwobi speaking to Sky Sports: "Another London derby, a special moment when we play in front of our fans, we are grateful we were able to ge that result today

"We feel we controlled the game and created a lot of opportunities to score, but if you don't take them it becomes shaky. Credit to us we were able to stay strong towards the end."

On the former of Harry Wilson: "H is a special player, when he has the ball we know he will create something or score. We give him that trust and freedom to do as he pleases."

On how to describe his goal: "Unique - that's the best way to put it. I don't think anyone has groins to open up their hip and side-foot it like that. When H passes to me I had one though to side foot it. I do it in training, so my team-mates weren't surprised."

On pushing for Europe: "We were ambitious from the start of the season, we need o stay consistent. We see quality in training every day, we need to bring that into matches. we need to stay mentally strong and keep together."

Hmmm, Ben, I would like to think everyone knows Bruno Fernandes is world class.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Fulham had a bit more quality across the afternoon and are deserved winners of this London Derby.

Another big win for Fulham and a push towards a top six position finish this season.

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