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.

Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "If we made less mistakes in the box we can win the game. Both Michael [Keane] and Mason [Holgate] are used to being comfortable with this kind of ball.

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho to BBC Sport: "I thought we deserved to win but I think they did not deserve to lose. Villa played to win." On the Spurs penalty: "Steven Bergwijn, I don't know if I call him naive or too honest - the referees tell us pre-match, 'Don't ask for anything, don't surround me, don't do the motion of the screen'.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer speaking to BBC Sport: "You are always happy when you win. The boys are learning and improving all the time but tonight we were fantastic for long, long spells.

"I feel well - good not great - because I saw the team fight and have character," Pochettino said. "It wasn't a great game but I think we did enough to score and maybe win the game.

A controversial Mo Salah penalty in the second minute gives Liverpool the lead in the all-English Champions League final against Tottenham in Madrid. Salah scores penalty after two mins following Sissoko handball What a cameo! Again! Divock Origi has surely sealed the win for Liverpool.