Interim Newcastle boss Graeme Jones told BBC Match of the Day: “For 65 minutes we were right in the game. We had a little spell of momentum just before their first goal and generally I was really pleased.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel, speaking to BT Sport: “We played a good performance. We were sharp and put in a lot of effort. We pressed high and won many balls, we played with a high rhythm and created a lot of chances.

Brentford boss Thomas Frank speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It is difficult to believe we dominated Chelsea, particularly in the last 30 minutes. They are very lucky. That is crazy.

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "We saw a fantastic game today for the supporters, a really intense way to play. We came back in a fantastic way but then after the red card it is hard to defend.

Tottenham boss Nuno Espirito Santo on BBC Match of the Day: "There were a lot of things that went wrong. Let's start with the first half - I think it was a good game, competitive. We were on the the front foot, started pressing high, creating problems and had chances.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Our press in the first half was absolutely exceptional. Chelsea are dangerous in all situations and that's how they scored the goal.

Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira tells Sky Sports: "We had a game that we expected, a really challenging and difficult one. We tried to frustrate them but the free-kick we conceded from made it even more difficult.

Chelsea's Mason Mount to BT Sport: "I can't put it into words. It's impossible. I just mentioned then that I've played in two finals for Chelsea and we lost them both. The way that hurt.

Aston Villa boss Dean Smith: "I think the fans helped us over the line against a very good Chelsea team. The first 20 minutes I had to count there wasn't more than 11 of them as they seemed to get overloads all over the pitch.

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Sport: "Very hard fought game, I thought we weathered the storm in the first 20 minutes against a top class team with lots of talent. Disappointed with the two goals, conceded a cheap corner for the first and there was barely any contact for the second, a very hard penalty.

It's an amazing feeling," Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers told BBC Sport. "I'm very proud, it's a historic day for the club. Winning the FA Cup for the first time is clearly a special day.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta speaking to Sky Sports (angry with how media reports described his news conference quotes): "Nothing is broken inside. I don't know how they want to try from the outside.