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West Bromwich Albion

Tony Pulis told BBC Sport: "We created better opportunities in the second-half and as the game went on we controlled the last 25 minutes and I felt did enough to get something out of the game.

"It is disappointing considering the chances were there, especially in the second-half. We have had 35 shots over the last two games. We need to have more composure and steadiness in front of goal. But I can't fault my players today, over the last 25 minutes they showed their mettle and kept going."

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Southampton

Southampton manager Claude Puel told BBC Sport: "It was an excellent performance. We played a good first-half and could have scored another goal. It was a perfect second-half, you can see the character of the players and the team. To get a clean sheet here is good with the quality of West Brom and the quality of their set-pieces.

"After the win against Crystal Palace, it's another good performance in terms of consistency. "Fraser [Forster] was the difference at the end, he preserved the three points."

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German Bundesliga

Bayern Munich are streets ahead in the Bundesliga, and they are already 2-0 up at home to Borussia Dortmund.

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Philippe Coutinho (30) has scored more Premier League goals than any other Brazilian in the competition's history, one more than Juninho.

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The Riverside Stadium has seen fewer goals than any other Premier League ground this season (29 – 12 scored, 17 conceded)

West Ham United

West Ham manager Slaven Bilic speaking to BBC Sport:  "It is a huge win and I congratulate the boys. The spirit, team-work. We were solid and we were dangerous. We deserved to win. Maybe we could have scored another goal to make it a little easier for us.

"It was much-needed. There was big pressure, not on me, but the players. The crowd recognised that and they were behind us.

"It was a great goal. We started well and after half and hour they slowed us down. We had chances before the goal, but in every game you need a spark of extra quality.

"It was a good, solid team performance.

"It's my job, but there's a bigger picture about the club. We are the ones to blame for being in this position. I was celebrating for the players, because they have been with me and they deserve it.

"Now we need four more points as soon as possible.

"We were out of the relegation battle six games ago and we are out of it again. We don't want to be in it again."

And they are under way at Bournemouth.

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Stoke City

Stoke boss Mark Hughes:

We needed to take our chances and capitalise when we were on top. I was happy, we were good value at 1-0 and restricted them to very little. 

Second half they brought their big hitters on which made an impact but it took a mistake from us. It was a long ball down the middle and we should have dealt with it. When those are the things that are happening you think maybe it's not your day. 

We keep going. First half we were ok, second half they were better but we didn't deserve to lose the game in my view. We've got a big game coming up and we just need to get the job done.

We've come through a tough period of fixtures. Now we need to get the job done and make sure we get more points on the board quickly.

The day's late game is about to get under way - you can follow over here. 

Swansea City

Swansea manager Paul Clement speaking to BBC Sport : "It's a very poor result for us. We didn't deserve anything more than what we got. In the first half we were full of anxiety and fear. It affected out ability to do the basics.

"We made changes in the second half to be more positive, but we lost our identity and shape. It was a scrappy, poor game of football.

"Both teams are struggling. It's a big result for them and they won't care about how they performed. It's not a good afternoon for us.

"In the second half we gave it more. We were less anxious, but in terms of shape and technical quality, we were not at the level required.

"We got the ball up there a little bit more after Fernando Llorente came on. We had a couple of half-chances, but we didn't create enough clear-cut chances.

"The only positive we can take is that not much has changed around us. Hull lost at Manchester City. It's still tight with a lot of football to be played."

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp:

Second half was really good but we played a big gamble on a low battery bringing on Firmino and Coutinho. The first half was not the players, it was the way we play football. It was obvious that Stoke were better tuned but they didn't create a lot of chances, other than the goal.

We felt even after a not good first half we felt kind of confident. The two young boys did what they were able to do. We played with them in the wrong situations.   

Phil [Coutinho] lost three kilos in the last three days which some people wish but for a professional footballer it's not too cool. 

We played much better football and used the space between the lines. Everything was better. Simon Mignolet, what a save. The second was spectacular but both are good. I have no idea, that was genius and I am really happy for him. He saved our life today.

Job done, feels good. Nice weather, 63 points and I couldn't feel any better. Now we have a long week. No team in the world wins only the very, very good games. You need to win games like this.

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Swansea City

Swansea's Luciano Narsingh: "In the first half we played very badly. Second half we played better, but they took the points.

"They had a chance and they scored. In the first half we didn't create chances. We had to play in the first half like we did in the second.

"We keep the faith. We played well against Tottenham. We have to look to Watford, it will be a difficult game, but we hope we can take points."

Hull City

Hull boss Marco Silva: "The second goal was the key but they deserved to win the game. 

"We reacted well after the first goal and had a chance to score but they scored after half time and that was key.

"It is in our hands, we have six games to go and we will work hard. Since I came here I was confident and I have passed that on to our players."

This is your five-minute warning on the Grand National from a sun-kissed Aintree.

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West Ham United

West Ham captain Mark Noble:  "That's our biggest win in a few years. The run we've had, we haven't been good enough but we haven't had the rub of the green either.

"I thought we played well under pressure. Swansea were only a few points behind us. It was so important.

"It's a fantastic win for the club, but I'm disappointed to be suspended for the next couple of games. The lads should have enough to see it through.

"One more win should see us safe. Hopefully we've broken that run of losses - games we shouldn't have lost. Sunderland away is massive and then we have some tough games.

"This should release the pressure, the lads should be happier. We haven't been good enough for a couple of months, but this should release the pressure."