Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho says the half-time clash between goalkeeper Hugo Lloris and forward Son Heung-min was "beautiful" and "something needed for the team to grow up". "[The argument] was probably as a consequence of our meetings.

José Mourinho's post-match press conference We have to do better, we have to be mentally stronger to cope with what happened during the game. We cannot mentally die after Michael Oliver's decision.

Spurs boss Jose Mourinho to Sky Sports: "I am happy with the result, the clean sheet, it means the team is more solid, the players have less doubts. We played against a team with a coach with a lot of experience that organises teams in a very difficult way.

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho, speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: "I think difficult to find the word, I have to try to find a nice word - a strange penalty because the team was so compact, so well organised.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche: "A very rare mistake from Ben Mee and you wonder how it would affect things, but we gripped the game and I was really pleased with it. "We build slowly, we are not the real deal yet.

Spurs manager Jose Mourinho speaking to Match of the Day: "I think unfair. The players didn't deserve the defeat. We were punished by, I would say, mentality mistakes. You have to be ruthless against teams like Wolves that plays fantastically well on the counter-attack.

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard on Lo Celso's challenge: "Everybody knew they had made a mistake. We have the monitor and can view it and we were just waiting for the red card, not with any pleasure because it was a tackle that endangered the player.

Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho: "With a few draws of people in the same area of the table as us, it was very important to get three points. We still have an eye on fourth. It was a match where you know the quality of the opponent.

"We are in a situation when I have to think, think, think," said Mourinho. "I look to bench and we don't have attacking players. I had to take off Erik Lamela because of fatigue but we showed an incredible reaction to score a second goal.

But Mourinho told BT Sport afterwards: "I think we deserved to win this match. To lose would have been too harsh on the boys." Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster saved from Lucas Moura before half-time to thwart Spurs, who have now gone four league games without a win.

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho, speaking to BBC Sport: "This is football. Sometimes you get more than you deserve. Sometimes you get less. This was an occasion when we got nothing when we deserved something.

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl speaking to Match of the Day: "I must praise the team for this unbelievable character, mentality and passion. The whole stadium was flowing today.