West Ham assistant Alan Irvine talking to BBC Sport: "There were a lot of phone calls with David Moyes. Stuart Pearce was inundated. David picked the team and controlled the substitutions.

Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo to Sky Sports: "The first half we didn't start very well. Manchester City moved the ball well and created a lot of problems for us. We conceded the penalty and from then on it become much harder.

Nuno signed a new three-year on Sunday, keeping him at the club until 2023. "It has been an amazing three seasons," he said. "I think we create something really special - the identity, the core of the squad, the bonds between us, this is how we operate but we have to stay humble.

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard speaking to Sky Sports: "They’re a really good side to play against, but the discipline of my team today was fantastic. Sometimes we haven’t had that at home this season.

Hodgson said: "An awful lot of things have not gone our way during this period of bad results but we have to face up to it and then in the summer find the players to reinforce us. "The lack of strikers we have and lack of goalscorers - that has been a constant theme for the whole of the three seasons I've been at the club, so nothing changes.

Burnley manager Sean Dyche: "It's another interesting twist that goes our way, and we worked to make it do so. It was another good finish to a strange game. "The Premier League is very unforgiving, and to put that run of games together and put points on the table in that run as well, coming out of a tough run when it started, I can't speak highly enough of this group.

"It was a really frustrating day and performance," said Ancelotti. "There are some excuses but I don't want to have excuses, the performance was not acceptable. The spirit of the team was unacceptable.

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder to BBC Sport: "I really enjoyed watching my team. Right the way through, it was a great effort. "We were stretched in terms of numbers, but it was a committed performance and one that, ability wise, had the hallmarks of a proper Sheffield United display.

Wolves boos Nuno Espirito Santo told BBC Sport: We needed more urgency in some moments. On and off the ball we were a little but unbalanced and the urgency to chase a result was not there.

Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo speaking to BBC Sport: "I'm happy with the hard work of the players, but we did not start well. We were not able to have our possession. We won a lot of second balls which was important in this game.

Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo: "The first half, for both teams it was tough and both teams were not able to play. Defensive organisation was very tight and the space was not there.

West Ham boss David Moyes: "We expected Adama Traore to start, or to come on, but we didn't defend the crosses well enough when they came in, so that was probably the most disappointing thing.