Wolves boss Bruno Lage to BBC Match of the Day: "We are frustrated with the result. It has been easy to score goals against us in the last months. We tried to do our best; we changed the dynamic a bit, scored one and should score more.

Rodgers reaction “It was a disappointing result and performance. We started the game well and then like what has happened a lot this season we have undone our good work. We switched off from a throw-in, and then a corner cost us the game.

Norwich boss Dean Smith, speaking to BBC Sport: "I thought there was nothing in the game at half-time but we were two goals down because they took their moments and we didn't take ours.

Manchester United interim boss Ralf Rangnick: "After we scored our second goal we should have made life easier for ourselves but we didn't. "We lost our structure and weren't aggressive enough.

Norwich's crucial 2-0 win over fellow strugglers Burnley shows the Canaries are still fighting, says boss Dean Smith. The Premier League's bottom club won for the only the fifth time to keep their faint hopes of staying up alive.

Leeds matchwinner Joe Gelhardt after his injury-time strike beat Norwich: "It's an unbelievable feeling to see it hitting the back of the net. Important to get three points on the board.

Norwich City manager Dean Smith : "I thought we played well first half. We were the aggressors. "Football is about moments and decision making. Brandon Williams gets fouled from behind in the penalty box and there's nothing given.

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl : "These are the toughest wins. We had massive chances and we had a lot of shots on target. "Oriol [Romeu] tries this sometimes from outside the box and it was an important goal for us.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp: "It had its moments, the longer the game went on the more I could enjoy it, obviously. A week or go when we played at Burnley, they give you a proper fight and over the years you learn to deal with these situations, again today.

Pep Guardiola speaking to Match of the Day: "Important is the way we played - our behaviour and concentration was good, all the time it looks easy but it is difficult to do our job and we did it again.

Watford boss Claudio Ranieri to BBC Sport: "Before I answer I want to say sorry to our fans because we wanted to do something better. We asked the players to light with fire and we can't lose this match, but after the goal we disappeared.

orwich manager Dean Smith: "I have not looked at the table for about two months! It is about where you finish at the end of the season. We will take each game as it comes and the next one against Watford is a big one.