Scott Parker on what Fulham need from their final four games to survive: "Four wins. It can be done. We have to win four games. What I do know is that if we keep this level we have chance of beating Burnley, then beating Southampton, Man Utd and then Newcastle.

"We know they are a good side, everybody knows that, but we can't afford to play the way we did in the first half," said Hodgson. "Both of the first two goals came about through balls lost near our own goal.

"I am delighted - not only with the win, but the style," Allardyce said. "It has been coming for a while, but our lack of finishing has cost us. What we saw today is what we have been missing.

"I am very, very happy with the performance," said Tuchel. "It was clear we needed a complete performance in all aspects of the game. We did this, we were very brave with the ball and never lost intensity with the ball.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel, speaking to Match of the Day, said: "We had the better chances and played high up the pitch in the second half. We have to accept a draw in the end and a clean sheet.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel said he substituted Callum Hudson-Odoi just 31 minutes after the winger came on in the 1-1 draw at Southampton because he was not happy with his attitude.

Sheffield United Chris Wilder speaking to BBC Sport: "Chelsea are flying it was a huge challenge in front of us as it has been all season and more recently playing Man City Man United and Chelsea - there's no time to get your head up we knew they'd have over 75%-80% possession thought shape was good.

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers: "You have seen the real spirit of the side tonight. We were a real threat going forward. "The performance and maturity of the team was pleasing. I knew we were playing against a talented team and we had to be right on our game.

"A month ago we were flying high, but since then we've struggled," Lampard told BBC Sport. "It's a challenge even a man down. "Maybe a bit [confidence affecting his players], that's normal in football, but every team are having phases of form.

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard told BBC Sport: "We made mistakes, individual mistakes, and didn't get close enough. They punished us. "If you want to reach the top level which City have been for a few years now, you have to accept the pressures.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta to BBC Sport: "The result is the main thing today, we really needed that win. We have been unlucky and frustrated with our results in the last eight weeks so this was a big day for us.

"It was a harsh scoreline but we were not good enough in our box and we weren't good enough in their box when we had the opportunities," Moyes said. "Any small decisions did not go for us; the flow always went in Chelsea's favour tonight.