Wolves boss Bruno Lage: "It was a mistake with the ball [for the opening goal]. "After that we had good moments with the ball. We tried to create chances. We didn't have the chance and they scored a third to finish the game.

Wolves boss Bruno Lage, speaking to Sky Sports: "We did a good game, the way we started and wanted to press. First half we controlled everything, especially the way Newcastle play. The way they scored the goal at the end of the game, and to be honest we deserved more the three points - it is hard.

Tottenham boss Antonio Conte: "The performance at the end was good because I had to consider everything. First of all Wolves, they signed some important players and if you see their starting 11 you have to be a bit scared because they have one of the best midfields in this league.

"I think we did a good game," Lage said. "I think we were the better team, we created a lot of chances, and we didn't score. I'm happy with the performance, but not happy with the result.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp tells BBC Sport: "I know Manchester City won 3-2 but I have no idea about any other result. Congratulations to Manchester City, Pep Guardiola and all the supporters, we made it a tough race but you fought hard, we fought hard but this game was not the pinnacle of our skill set.

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.

Wolves goalkeeping coach Tony Roberts: "We came back to get the point but we're disappointed we didn't win it. We had opportunities from set-pieces in the first half but this group has great spirit so to come from 2-0 down here, what a result.

Wolves manager Bruno Lage said: "One more great performance from us, especially in the first half. We were creating a lot of chances and I thought we were the better team and we played the game the way we wanted.

Leeds boss Jesse Marsch praised his "incredible group" after they moved seven points clear of the Premier League relegation zone by coming from 2-0 down to win 3-2 at 10-man Wolves.

Everton manager Frank Lampard, : "I thought we were the better team in the first half. Wolves always give you a tight game. They don’t score much but they don’t concede much. We played well, not getting the goal and then their goal changes the game in a big sense because it brought out the nervousness in us.

Wolves boss Bruno Lage t: “To be honest they deserved it in the first half. The big difference in the game is we gave 45 minutes in advance. “We know how they play. They are a hard team to play.

Wolves boss Bruno Lage: "When you look at the game, both teams played well, that is the thing we need to say. We started better in the first 20 minutes and after West Ham came. "We continued to play our way, the way we conceded the goal is disappointing, but by the end of February, we [still have] have 12 or 13 games and our goal is to continue in the same way that we played here against this tough team.