Or maybe it does. Ruben Amorim has just said a lack of urgency is the worst thing about Manchester United football club. Full quotes from him to come.

And yet they also thrashed the fourth-best team in La Liga home and away. It doesn't make any sense!

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was disappointing, we never really got into the game and we didn't control it at any time.

"We've handled it well so far, that's not the issue. The issue is making multiple changes, we aren't reacting well to that.

"If you think we wouldn't have 20 league defeats without being in the final, then I don't know how else to describe it.

On Dejan Kulusevski injury: "He should be OK.

"I'm disappointed, it's clear we're not anywhere near the level we need to be. We're making changes and the guys are getting opportunities."

West Ham United

West Ham goalscorer Tomas Soucek to BBC Match of the Day: "It's always great. I'm so proud of how we played. Last week we played in a similar style and we wanted to show how much we want to play for West Ham. We got three points today and I thought it was fully deserved.

"We were all together and fought for every ball. We had great pressing. When someone went to press others helped him. When somebody lost the ball, we didn't turn our backs.

"One of my goals is I want to be in the right place at the right moment.

"Three days ago my wife gave birth to my son so I scored the goal for him.

"For us and a new manager it's so important to get three points."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace midfielder Eberechi Eze, speaking to Sky Sports: "Good performance. We did everything we needed to do today. Energy and we won our duels. We're in a good position for next week.

"It's been a weird season, we gradually got in some rhythm and I'm helping the team as much as I can. Good time right now.

"I don't think it was comfortable. We had to earn the right to play and score. they were a difficult team to play against. It was tough today, it was hot. We all worked hard, for sure.

On Daniel Munoz: "Incredible player. Incredible energy and a great guy as well. Pleasure playing with him.

On FA Cup final: "It means everything. We have to put ourselves in the best position and today was a good step towards that. we're confident and we need to do what we do, be the best version of ourselves and anything is possible."

Andrew Mitchell: Entirely expected from United. We’ve watched them get up for games against City, Liverpool, etc., and for European nights, but games like this have frequently brought lethargic, tepid performances, especially as they got deeper into the Europa League. Mailing it in.

Karen Bardsley
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Old Trafford

For West Ham supporters they have got something to be excited about. Graham Potter has lifted the spirits and the result will bring some positivity back to the club.

It was a well structed performance from them. Aaron Wan-Bissaka did so well to get up and down the right hand side and when Niclas Fullkrug came on he did well to help them to see things out.

He added physicality that they needed and United didn't have any answers.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at the City Ground

This is what they've done, they've created it right towards the end when it looked like a definite that they'd have Champions League football at the City Ground, but at the end it might not be enough.

It's hard to criticise them after the season they've had. It was a gutsy performance from Leicester today.

They kept coming, they had fantastic support from their supporters. They could've even won it right at the end because it was so open.

The disappointment was right around the stadium, after going 2-1 up the atmosphere was fantastic, they thought it was on but the Premier League can be cruel at times.

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Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at the City Ground

Full credit to Leicester, they kept going and Facundo Buonanotte came on and made the difference.

Nottingham Forest probably created enough to win the game but they didn't have the metal to do it.

There's questions about them, is it a step too far?

For Leicester, it's all about damage limitations and they might've stopped their rivals getting into the Champions League.

"Champions League? You're having a laugh" chant the Leicester fans.

Football can be brutal.

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Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis is on the pitch and looks like he's saying a few choice words to manager Nuno Espirito Santo.

The Forest fans are chanting Nuno's name.

Leicester City celebrate a point. The Nottingham Forest players drop to their knees.

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