Goals, red cards and knockout goal celebrations. What a day. Chelsea extend their lead at the top of the table, Everton climb away from the relegation danger and Wayne Rooney produces the goal celebration of the season. Thanks for your company. We're back tomorrow for Swansea against Liverpool and the FA Cup replay between Reading and Bradford. Catch you then.

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606 host Ian Wright: "I think when Real Madrid come in they will get David De Gea and so if Manchester United can do the deal to get Gareth Bale they should do it. De Gea can make saves but Bale can score goals and make assists."

What are your favourite football celebrations?

Jas Singh:, external Temur Ketsbaia's assault on the hoardings was equal funny, psychotic and passion.

Seb Walsh:, external Has to be Tim Cahill's signature corner flag celebration. He came up with the idea without being punched in the head.

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Everton skipper Phil Jagielka: "We knew we needed to start picking up points and we did that today. Thirty-one points isn't good enough for us but that's what we've got and we need to move on. We are used to seeing ourselves on the first page [of the table], we have been in the bottom half for too long."

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Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard:, external Great day at the office.

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Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal: "This was a massive game after losing to Arsenal. Besides the first five minutes we had control of the match, scored beautiful goals and didn't give much away. Arsenal was a big blow but I had a very good feeling when the players showed at training the same spirit as before. I've had 25 years as a manager and I've seen that players after a defeat are not always like that."

Gary Lineker
Former England captain

"Despite all the Wayne Rooney fun, it is rubbish that you can't have a bit of privacy at home. Unless there's a crime, whose business is it?"

Wayne Rooney defended himself after United's 3-0 win following claims in a national newspaper that he was knocked out at his home while boxing with friend and Sunderland defender Phil Bardsley.

What are your favourite football celebrations?

Bobby, Fulham: Stuart Pearce after his penalty against Spain in Euro 96.

Tom, Huddersfield: Mine has to be Jordan Rhodes and the whole Huddersfield Town squad running to the fans at Wembley and jumping into the crowd.

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Everton manager Roberto Martinez to BBC Radio 5 live: "It was a very, very good performance. Obviously we haven't been getting wins but the performances have been very close. Today we had a very good tempo about our game. We controlled the game very well."

Ukraine next for Martinez's men. Can they defend a 2-1 lead against Dynamo Kiev on Thursday and advance to the quarter-finals of the Europa League.

What are your favourite football celebrations?

Alex, Aberdeen: Eric Cantona after his wonderful chip against Sunderland, just slowly turns around.

Tom, Newcastle: How about Berbatov's t-shirt 'Keep calm and pass me the ball'? Brilliant.

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BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at Old Trafford

"Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie joining their children for a game of football on the pitch at a deserted Old Trafford."

Nick Rodriguez:, external Newcastle are not the same team without Alan Pardew at the helm. The fans wanted him out and look at their downfall. Palace's gain.

Mickey Wallis:, external Still fully expect neither Manchester United or Spurs to regain Champions League football next year. Neither are good enough consistently.

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Newcastle boss John Carver: "Even 11 v 11 we were second best, we started brightly, and had a chance of a penalty but we don't get those so that's no surprise. We had our best chances when we went to down 10-man and the loss of Fabricio Coloccini for the next three games is even more disappointing. I've looked at it from four or five angles and I'm not totally convinced. The reaction from the Everton players told me it was something serious but when I've looked at it I wasn't convinced."

What are your favourite football celebrations?

Greg Randles:, external Ian Wright for West Ham imitating the Paolo Di Canio's push on the referee!

Rizpey:, external "Why always me?" That was just pure class by Mario Balotelli.

OpeOluwa:, external Bebeto's USA '94 celebration with Romario and Mazinho....best ever!

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It got better for Tottenham after half-time. But not much. Manchester United finished with a total of 14 shots while Spurs managed six.

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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino on substituting Andros Townsend after just 30 minutes: "It was a tactical decision to help us keep the ball better."

Jamie Watson:, external For the first time in nearly two years I've enjoyed watching a Man Utd game! Great first-half, professional second-half.

Sam Burnett:, external If Manchester United can play like that for the rest of the season, then top four will be a doddle.

Teez:, external Spurs might have to stop relying on one player to carry them all season. Massive clear-out needed.

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Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal on BBC Radio 5 live: "We can be very pleased with the performance, the result and our reaction to the defeat against Arsenal. When you get a blow like that from Arsenal you need a fantastic team spirit and individual spirit, and I saw that.

"When you score goals, your confidence raises and you can pass more quickly, but Tottenham wanted to play also and you always need two teams who want to play and you have more space to play football.

"Michael Carrick is not not my second captain for nothing. He is one of the best passes also, not only wide but also forward. We need midfielders who have that passing. When you can also score the second goal you have a big influence in the game."

Alan, Devon: Harry who? Perhaps Manchester United are not quite as bad as the so called experts would have us believe. Get in there and bring on Liverpool.

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Next up for Manchester United? Liverpool at Anfield next Sunday. That'll be quiet...