Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler speaking to BBC Sport: "It wasn't the best performance from us, but in the end, we controlled the game and were stable out of possession. We created more chances in the second half, so we deserved to win. I am happy about it. We have suffered in this period and this win should give us the belief and self confidence. Now we have to prepare for the next challenge."

On what he told his players at half-time: "I told them to stay patient and not to try to force it. We tried to force it too much in the first half. We were not getting our positioning right. We changed a few things. In the second half, though they played with more intensity and pressed better, we were more dominant and created more chances. That's why I think we deserved it."

"Every victory in the Premier League means a lot to me because it's very difficult to win in this league. We saw that in the recent weeks. We had great performances, sometimes even better than today, but in the end the result is the most important thing. We are happy but there's only a short time to be happy. We have to focus on the next."

On Georginio Rutter: "I am impressed by his attitude and how positive he always is. He always has a smile on his face. He really enjoys being on the pitch and playing with the lads. He has a lot of important experience in the Championship. He is a good finisher and I am very happy he is here. But there are a lot of things to improve and he knows it. We try to give him the environment where he can improve every day."

Manchester United

Manchester United hat-trick hero Amad Diallo speaking to BBC Sport: "I feel good. I am so happy to score my first hat-trick at Old Trafford. But for me, the most important thing was to win this game and I am happy for the club that we could win it.

"I am so happy for the goal against Liverpool and also today. But the most important thing was to win and I am happy for that.

"I think the team believed till the end. Today we showed that we were the best team on the pitch. We were going to win this game and we did it in the end.

"It's important to win. This gives us the confidence for the next match. We have to keep going like this and play like this. I believe in this team. We can win every match. We showed at the end that we were very good."

Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town midfielder Kalvin Phillips, talking to TNT Sports, said: "Disappointing. In the first half we had the better chances, we were well in the game but in the second half the intensity dropped.

"Brighton are a good team, have got good players in attacking areas but we conceded a few sloppy goals.

"In the first 15 minutes we didn't get hold of the game then started to play well towards the end of the first half. We came in and said we were well in the game and we were close to getting a goal with Wes [Burns'] shot, then the two goals cost us.

"We're trying to not look at the table too much, but we knew we were out of the relegation zone and Brighton had not won in a while so it was a chance to get three points but it was not to be."

Rene Meulensteen
Former Manchester United coach on BBC Radio 5 Live

Southampton never looked like a bottom team the Premier League.

Ivan Juric will be so disappointed to come away with nothing.

Manchester United

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Manchester United's Amad Diallo speaking to TNT after scoring a 12-minute hat-trick: "In football you have to believe. We believed until the end and are very happy to win this game. We drew with Arsenal and Liverpool so the confidence was there. We are very happy."

On where this week ranks after scoring his first senior hat-trick and signing a new contract: "Maybe one of the best weeks in my life. I am very happy for this win. This team deserved to win this game so I am very happy."

On why United left it so late to click into gear: "We know we have quality players in this team. We need sometimes to be more hungry in the final third. Today we showed at the end we were the best team. I am so happy for the win today because this team deserves it.

"I am ready to play every position where the manager likes to put me. I am ready to fight for this club. I am so happy to play where the manager wants me to play and I am so happy to score a hat-trick."

The win means Manchester United move up to 12th in the table with 26 points.

Southampton, meanwhile, remain at the bottom on six points.

Rene Meulensteen
Former Manchester United coach on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ruben Amorim knew he had to do something.

Joshua Zirkzee did really well and he pressed from the front. That puts everyone on the front foot behind those players.

Amorim will be delighted with the win, but he will think how can we start games like this?

Rene Meulensteen
Former Manchester United coach on BBC Radio 5 Live

You could feel it.

The substitutions made a difference and the shackles come off and it allowed Amad to play further forward.

That is the type of football you expect form Man Utd throughout the full game.

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All over and Manchester United survive an almighty scare thanks to Amad Diallo's late treble.

Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Southampting playing around with the ball at the back.

Taylor Harwood-Bellis has a poor touch and Amad does what he has done all season, he pounces on the poor touch and Aaron Ramsdale is not in the goal frame.

Simplest of passes into the back of the net - talk about making a difference.

What a recovery from Manchester United.

Conor McNamara
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

The rollercoaster of emotion tonight, at times dreadful and then sublime.

We're into the third minute of five added on. There's a big smile on Amad Diallo's face with his two goals rescuing Manchester United.

Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Wow.

I thought there be would be another moment.

With the tempo Man Utd have got, pushing this tiring Southampton team backwards. Of course, it's Amad Diallo.

He has an eye for big moments.

His pace and running power doesn't dissipate.

It isn't really a get out of jail card for Manchester United because they'll have expected to be beating the side bottom of the Premier League. There is still time for them to find the winner, however, and to their credit they are giving it a good go now.

Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is the United performance I expected to see from the first whistle.

The talent that they've got and the stature they have got - this performance should be a given.