Aston Villa boss Unai Emery to BBC Match of the Day: "After the matches we lost to Arsenal and Leicester, the reaction has been fantastic. Today is maybe the best 90 minutes we played here since I arrived.

Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil, speaking to BT Sport: "A big result, obviously. Smiling, I haven't smiled after games that much recently so that's been coming, to be honest. "Manchester City and Arsenal were two performances that the boys should have been proud of and we didn't take anything from them.

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe: "A tough game, I don't think we played particularly well, we were off our best level and one for us to reflect on. "It was a difficult game for me emotionally, I tried to block everything out and treat it like another fixture but you see a lot of people you know well.

Bournemouth boss Scott Parker: "It doesn’t surprise me. This is currently where it is at this moment in time. The players need help. Today proved too big a challenge. The levels were far too big.

Bournemouth manager Scott Parker : “The quality of their levels was clear to see. I was disappointed with out general demeanour and body language and at times and not understanding what we need to be against a top side.

Bournemouth boss Scott Parker: "We understood the challenge we faced today. It was crucial we got a result. We brought passion, desire and energy, and we were well worthy of the result.

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe on BBC Radio 5 Live: "We were excellent today, the frustrating thing when you see us play like that and you wonder where it was throughout the season.

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe speaking to BBC Sport: "In some ways it sort of mirrored our season. "It was a really cruel twist. We worked so hard to create the chances we needed and you think in that moment you've been rewarded.

"It's difficult at this stage to cling to positives because you need results and points over everything," said Howe, who has been Cherries manager in each of the top four divisions.

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "It was a game of two halves today. A difficult first half. We found it difficult to get any kind of foothold and everything was the reverse in the second half.

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho, speaking to Sky Sports on the penalty incident: "The game has the most important moment and I don't want to say any more in relation to that. Everybody knows.

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: "We didn't stress after falling behind because we know we can score goals. "It was exciting, attacking football in front of the Stretford End.