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Fulham

Fulham manager Marco Silva speaking to Sky Sports: "This is a disappointing result for us and the things we can control we have to do them ourselves. The game was going in the direction we predicted and wanted and we had some very good chances before they equalised. Other good moments from us and then after we concede a goal we shouldn't, you can't conceded a goal like this. We have to be much stronger in these types of moments. We didn't give many spaces inside and we were prepared for that situation and we have to blame ourselves. Congratulations to Villa for the three points but we have to blame ourselves more."

On Raul Jimenez's injury: "It was in the moment of the goal, we have fighting in the box. He tried but he was not able to keep going in the game. It was difficult because when you don't have Raul or Rodrigo (Muniz). Without both it is more difficult and Adama tried. It is not his strong part of the game and we had some problems to link up our game. It is not a excuse, it disrupted our game and with Raul there we will be much stronger. It is not an excuse and we need to blame ourselves much more."

On the referee decisions that went against his team: "I have watched the moments now and for me, they are incredible. I respect and they will try and explain but we cannot understand. Again this afternoon, we don't need anyone to educate Josh King. Josh King already has two yellow cards in the Premier League and they disallowed a goal from him. It is very difficult for me to say that Martinez is not a penalty. If a player is taken out inside the box, it is a penalty everywhere in the world. Don't try to educate Josh King because we can do it inside our football club.

"I want to question them (the officials). I would like them to explain how it was in a normal body position. And if it was then ok but I want to ask about Ryan Sessegnon against Chelsea, which was explained how that was a penalty. It has been very difficult for us and I started the conversations about what we can control. The other things in six games is too much for Fulham Football Club and we cannot control."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "To win is the consequence of how you are building the team, how you are individually and tactically as well, being consistent and being demanding.

"We are getting better. We started [the season] so, so poor but then after the break we draw with Everton, Sunderland and Brentford. We were more or less getting balanced but not enough, performing better but not enough.

"We needed to improve some things, not just tactically, and on Thursday we did that and today as well. We reacted fantastically to conceding the goal. We showed energy, collectively and individually.

"Progressively, we are getting better and those points will hopefully help us to be more consistent for the next matches."

On slow starts: "We are looking forward and trying to get better at everything. We started poor but I don't know why. In the first 15 minutes, we conceded one goal and we weren't playing.

"But it was important how we drew level in the match and started playing to our gameplan. Then in the second half we were really pushing with energy, scored two goals and after we controlled the game.

"Today was very important to try and feel confidence through the result."

On Ollie Watkins: "Happy winning, happy for the players, happy for goalscoring players, Emi Buendia and John McGinn as well. Happy because we conceded one goal then we defended well."

On Emi Buendia: "Transfer window finished one month ago. Emiliano is showing his wishes to help us and his quality. Hopefully he is going to be very important, he is playing minutes, getting confidence, understanding tactically how we want to play. Fantastic for him and the team."

On Tyrone Mings' injury: "I don't know. Injured but I don't know which injuries."

On building on the win: "Hopefully it can help us and we can keep going. Getting the points like we did helps us to feel confident and we can get better in the table and we have to try to reach the level we achieved last season."

Aston Villa picked up their first win of the Premier League season, in what was their sixth game; the furthest into a league campaign they've had to wait for their first win since 1969-70 (10th game).

Ellen White
Former England striker on MOTD

I am going to talk about Ollie Watkins more on Match of the Day later but I think today showed what a difference a goal makes for a striker. It was like a weight had been lifted from his shoulders, and it had a huge effect on the rest of the Villa team too.

You can hear more from White on MOTD at 22:30 BST on BBC One and the BBC Sport website and app.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery speaking to Sky Sports: "Happy and overall we kept the consistency we achieved on Thursday and we started today a little bit under our energy. We conceded one goal and it was again. a very difficult moment but reacted. Winning duels and recovering the ball as high as possible and then we were being aggressive. I think today the result we did come back was through our energy and wishes to come back."

On Ollie Watkins: "He is very important for the team because he was not scoring goals. We needed goals through Watkins, Buendia and McGinn. Today, with our supporters, we need to connect here and bring the energy. I think our results are bringing balance. We are not where we want to be but this result will hopefully help us get better. How the players are connecting and adapting is important."

On why he subbed off Harvey Elliott at half-time: "Keep going, for him and I change him more tactically because Emiliano Buendia is giving us energy and his adaptation is better than Elliott. he needs time, Elliott. Emiliano did fantastic."

On Villa finding form: "We draw three matches away and it was not the worst and as well not the best. I told you we were improving and getting better but we needed to improve things. Today we did it. Of course, now, we are playing in Feyenoord on Thursday and we have the opportunity to get confidence and it is another opportunity and challenge. And then we can keep being consistent at home and keep adding more players in our structures. Sancho was feeling sick before the game so that is why he was not on the bench but he will be important for us. We will add other players in as well with their qualities."

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Aston Villa

Aston Villa captain John McGinn, speaking to Sky Sports: "It feels nice. Obviously with Wolves drawing yesterday, you have your eyes on the table a little bit but we're starting to play a lot better.

"Today was so, so important. We actually started the game pretty well but we conceded the set piece. You have a moment there when you can starting feeling the pressure and crumble but everyone put in an outstanding effort and it's a huge three points."

On criticism this season: "We've been praised a lot the past few seasons so, as a footballer, you take the highs and the lows and you have to take the criticism on the chin. It's been deserved, we've not been good enough.

"But today and Thursday night is a lot more like ourselves. We know we're still a good team and a team that teams don't enjoy playing against - and today we showed that in abundance."

Are Villa out of a rut? "Not quite, we're on our way and improving. The manager touched upon that last weekend, a disappointing point against Sunderland but more signs we were coming back. We deserved to win on Thursday and today was a huge effort.

"Bologna make you run and it was a quick turnaround so there were a few tired bodies out there, including me, but everyone put a shift in and that's what it's going to take.

On why he came off: "I actually considered coming off at half-time because I couldn't run properly. It was my own fault, I fouled Andersen in the corner and got a whack. But thankfully I stayed on and played through the pain barrier. Hopefully I'll be fine for Thursday."

Fulham

Fulham's Ryan Sessegnon, speaking to Sky Sports: "We started the game very well then conceded quite a bizarre first goal but going into half-time at 1-1, it's still a decent result but we kind of just collapsed, to be honest.

"We conceded one straight after half-time which can happen but to concede the next one straightaway was disappointing. The game was pretty much done after that.

"There is no real explanations, it's just poor defending from us. Quite unusual from us but we have to look back at the game and see where we went wrong.

"It was probably just lack of concentration, it was very bizarre. We have to pick ourselves up and go again.

"Hopefully on Friday against Bournemouth we can put it right."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa captain John McGinn speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Delighted but relieved at the same time. It has been a very poor start to the season. To lose here 3-0 in the last home game was tough to take. We actually started well and then we reacted really well to conceding at the corner.

"It is not an easy place to play when the crowd are on your back but then when you get momentum, what a place it is to play. It was important to show belief and confidence in each other. What a win and what a huge show of character for us."

On Ollie Watkins' form: "He has had a lot of criticism in recent weeks but what he will get from us as team-mates and staff is love and support. What he has given us in recent seasons is nothing short of brilliant.

"He always has a spell in the season when it doesn't quite click for him but he runs a lot and he works hard and then when he gets the ball you expect that he will score. Hopefully that shuts a few people up."

On Villa's form: "It can change quickly but we are not getting carried away. We have turned a little corner the last few games but that doesn't mean anything. It's about recovering now and then back here next Sunday to try and pick up another win in the league."

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Aston Villa

Aston Villa midfielder Emiliano Buendia speaking to Sky Sports: "Just to feel the freedom between the lines and find spaces. The first action I found McGinn with the ball and he scored a beautiful goal. Then we have the momentum and we scored quickly. It felt really good coming off from the bench, I try to help the team as much as possible.

"Of course, it is really amazing. First Premier League goal in years, with the injury and a few years I had a few low moments. I worked hard to be back here again so I am really happy."

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A big three points for Aston Villa to lift them out of the relegation zone.

Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Villa Park

A good performance and a big three points for Aston Villa.

The goal from Ollie Watkins lifted everyone and in the end it was an easy performance.

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All over and Aston Villa have their first win of the season in the Premier League.

A good day all round for the hosts with three goals scored and Ollie Watkins ending his goal drought.

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Fulham have a corner. Kevin sends it in but the ball sails over everyone's heads.

We're into the first of six minutes of injury time.

Fulham don't fully clear a ball into the box and Samuel Chukwueze picks it up. He manages to work a bit of space for himself but sends his shot wide.

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Lucas Digne has lots of space to work with down the left but he's in no rush. Aston Villa are happy to retain possession and not make things difficult for themselves late on.

Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Villa Park

Kevin has been poor today. He has got to do better. We can't judge him too much as he hasn't had a start yet.

Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Villa Park

Fulham have been slow in the second half, but that is testament to Villa.

Villa have good shape and Fulham are struggling.

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