Wolves boss Bruno Lage : "I think it was these games I want to continue [having in] my career in England," said Lage. "We don't deserve to lose. I don't think Villa deserve to lose.

Newcastle boss Steve Bruce, speaking to BBC MOTD: "We got back into the game. After we scored, we had the big chance in the second half and unfortunately didn't take it. "We are all pleased Raul Jimenez is back but the second goal was a bit too easy for my liking.

Wolves manager Bruno Lage told BT Sport: "The result is not good for us. Today we have been unlucky." On Ivan Toney's opening goal: "It was a penalty for them so we gave the chance for Brentford to start winning the game.

Wolves boss Bruno Lage, speaking to BBC Sport: "I see the mark on Ruben’s leg and I talked to the fourth official – my question is, in the first half, in the first 30 minutes, Bruno (Fernandes) was down in our box, we have a good transition in this situation and Pogba asks Nelson (Semedo) to put the ball out, and we put the ball out.

Leicester City's Brendan Rodgers speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "We've had a really good pre-season and today we wanted to deliver and get the three points. "I thought we played really well the first half.

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, speaking to BT Sport: "Very happy. Proud of them. They took the ball well, created chances and got the win they deserved." On Anthony Elanga scoring his first senior goal for the club: "I am sure he will.

"It was a good performance," Wolves boss Nuno said. "The first half was very good, the goal changed the game. The first half was very positive, dominant, [there was] control and aggression.

Spurs interim head coach Ryan Mason speaking to BBC Sport: "The most important thing is to win. Today our performance was excellent - we controlled the game. Our attacking players will be disappointed there weren't more goals - they deserved them.

"I'm disappointed with the result, disappointed we couldn't get the three points," said Brighton boss Graham Potter. "Until you are safe you have to keep fighting. "We gave everything and it wasn't to be.

Sheffield United were relegated to the Championship after Willian Jose's first goal for Wolves secured victory. Interim Blades boss Paul Heckingbottom believes the club should follow the Canaries' example and keep as much of the squad together as possible.

Fulham manager Scott Parker told BBC Match of the Day: "I've been involved in the game for many years and that is a painful one tonight. When the game ends like it does, it's not a good feeling.

West Ham's Mark Noble : "The boys stuck in and dug in, we’ve lost Michail [Antonio] after 30-odd minutes after he was fantastic for us, and with Dec [Rice] missing out for us – that was terrible news and we hope he is back soon.