Fulham

Fulham manager Marco Silva, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We were not able to play the second half very well, like we did the first.

"We did it well first half, the quality, the capacity to keep the ball and to find the right moments to do it.

"Unfortunately for us, we wanted to start the second half in the same way and were not able to connect come passes. Our build-up was not at the same level.

"They started to play in our half. I really believe the result is very harsh for us but the second half was not our level and we lost the game."

On limiting Chelsea: "That's true. But when you have so long without the ball, when you're used to having it, it is hard - even if they are not creating. Our organisation was good. But the two goals came from giving the ball away in a defensive moment.

"The clearance from Robinson was to an area that it cannot be and they equalised. But overall, we did not play our best in the second half."

Arsenal

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Arsenal's Leandro Trossard, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was a good game today for all of us. To come away with four goals and a clean sheet is good for us.

"We want to show our quality every match. This was a good game for us to get the confidence again and look forward to the next game.

"We played even better in the first half when it was 11 v 11. We scored some good goals and in the end we are happy with that.

"It is important for us to keep the momentum going."

Arsenal

Arsenal's Leandro Trossard, speaking to Sky Sports: "I think it was a great game overall. We had a lot of chances and in the end scored four, so well done to everyone.

"It is important for ourselves. We don't need to look at them [Liverpool] we just have to keep going like this and take it game by game.

"We want to win every game but we know how tough it is in the league. A good win today and we just need to keep pushing going forward.

"It is nice to be on the scoresheet again and helping the team to get a win.

"We are there for a reason, we have been doing very well in the Champions League. We have to keep believing."

Curtis Davies
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It was an amazing free-kick by Pablo Sarabia and the game deserves that bit of quality. A great win for Wolves.

Chelsea

Chelsea winger Pedro Neto: "I think it could be a big part of the season for us. We showed character. To be honest, I have no words.

"It is not easy to spend all season in the top four and we were out before this game. The character the team showed, we now need to think about Everton."

On his goal: "When I received the ball, I just span around and shot as hard as I can. The ball went in. The first one, Leno did an unbelievable save and I was so frustrated that the second one I had to put all the power into the shot."

On the fans: "The fans don't have the notion of the part they do for the club. Today at the end is what we need from them. They play a big part for the team. On the pitch, we understand that sometimes they are upset with us. But with them we are stronger."

On Tyrique George: "What a finish it was. He has been working with us for a while. Today he showed what he can do, he scored a beautiful goal and we go from that."

On top five hopes: "The belief has always been there, even in the bad moments. Sometimes in this game it is not about the quality, it's about the spirit and that's what we showed today - and I think we deserved to win."

Wolves

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Wolves forward Pablo Sarabia speaking to BBC Sport: "It's a massive victory. We are very happy for this win today and for me as well. Very happy for me and my team today."

On his free kick goal: "We are fighting every single game. We try to do our best and we are improving a lot. It was a very difficult season for us but we are enjoying now."

On five straight Premier League wins for Wolves: "I think this team needed a change. With Vitor [Pereira], something changed. The most important thing is that the players are very happy on the pitch and because of this it is possible to do the best on the pitch."

The race for the Champions League positions could hardly be tighter after that stunning late goal from Pedro Neto.

It means just two points separate Newcastle in third and seventh-placed Aston Villa.

Any lingering hopes Fulham may have had of muscling their way into that conversation now look to be over, though. They're now nine points behind Chelsea in fifth with just five games to play.

Marco Silva's side need to finish the season strong and start backing the other English sides in the European competitions to boost their own chances of playing in Europe next season.

The Wolves players go over to celebrate with the fans.

Vitor Pereira is serenaded and he then does some first bumps to the joyous Wolves support.

A lovely day in the Manchester sun.

There will be plenty of talk about Manchester United losing but let's have a word for Wolves.

Vitor Pereira's side continue their best top-flight winning run since January 1972 as they make it five consecutive victories.

They last had a longer winning streak in the top division in September/October 1970 (six in a row).

Matt Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The biggest compliment I can give Arsenal this afternoon is that they have played this game in the same tempo and mindset right from the first whistle to winning 4-0.

Mikel Arteta has barely had to pass on any messages to his players on the pitch. It's as if this team now understand the requirements and they are delivering them.

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All over and a very, very comfortable win for Arsenal against 10-man Ipswich.

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It's all over at Old Trafford.

Pablo Sarabia's superb free-kick means Wolves have done the league double over Manchester United for the first time since 1979-80.

They are now level on points with the Red Devils.

Curtis Davies
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It is a big worry that Manchester United don't have those players that they can bring on and change the game.

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Chelsea's players leap up in celebration as the full-time whistle blows.

A dramatic late win for Enzo Maresca's side, who move back up to fifth, just two points off Newcastle in third.

Disappointment for Fulham, who led for so long, but a huge win for Chelsea.

Time is running out but Fulham are still pushing for a very, very late equaliser.

Bruno Fernandes curls the free-kick well over the bar.

It's not happening for Manchester United today.

A late change for Ipswich as captain Sam Morsy is replaced by Conor Chaplin.

We're into the first of four minutes of added time.

Matt Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal's goals have been all very similar this afternoon.

That all boils down to the fact that Ipswich have been just a yard off of everything. That in itself is something that can be avoided and it's the frustrating part about their performance.