Former Manchester United captain Rio Ferdinand on BT Sport: "The players responded at half time. It was magnificent what they did, but it's the first time they've done it this season, now they need to do it consistently."

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes on BT Sport: "Jose Mourinho has to realise that we expect Manchester United to be challenging to win the league and do well in the Champions League, so when they're down in 10th, 11th place, he has to expect some stick."

David Jarvis: When I was young all I wanted was a Newcastle themed bedroom but my parents said no as it was "too depressing". I thought they were talking about the colour scheme, turns out they were talking about being a Newcastle supporter.

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes on BT Sport: "The manager is always going to get the stick when the club's struggling. When you're at a big club you're going to be under a lot of scrutiny.

"He's showed us that he can take the pressure but I don't really like what what he said about Rashford and McTominay. I don't think the players will be happy with that, that should have been said behind closed doors."

Momodou Musa Touray: What a game. It was an emotional roller coaster. Exasperation. Exultation. Elation.

Jaysal: Say what you want but Mourinho is a proven winner. Credit to him for making the necessary substitutions and tactical changes during the game in order to secure the win. If United can replicate what they did in the second half consistently, they’ll be back in contention.

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Speaking to BT Sport, Man Utd midfielder Marouane Fellaini said: "The first half was a difficult moment for us, but we were more aggressive in the second half and we played more direct and created more chances.

"The manager asked us to be men and to not be afraid and just play. That's what we did."

Jose Mourinho is enjoying this now.

"I go to London tonight, if it rains in London tomorrow, it's my fault. If there is a problem with Brexit, it's my fault."

Nadeem: Am I the only one who noticed Jose Mourinho went directly to the tunnel rather than meet his players or applaud the fans? I am happy for his farewell victory - he completely deserves it!

Sadeeq: Old Trafford roars and Jose Mourinho is the happiest of all!

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Speaking to BT Sport, Man Utd midfielder Juan Mata said: "We needed something like that. It was very difficult to come back but we created more chances than we scored.

"We gave everything we had to win and in the second half we felt we had nothing to lose, and it is natural to create more when that happens.

"It is relief and we feel that we got what we needed. In football, results fix everything. In the second half we tried especially for the fans, and tonight they go home happy."

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More from Jose Mourinho: "Marcus Rashford was sad, Scott McTominay was scared on the pitch."

Former Manchester United captain Rio Ferdinand on BT Sport: "We're always going to say what we see, the last few weeks have been rubbish, but today in the second half they were brilliant. Jose Mourinho's passion transferred onto the team and onto the crowd."

Jose Mourinho also says that some of his players are not coping well with the 'manhunt' against him.

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Jose Mourinho says that his side showed "desire and commitment" to come back and get that win.

"It's not about me," he adds.

Ross Grainger: Wow, wow, wow. Bringing Mata on at 20 minutes was a huge gamble, but he was brilliant, and United played with all the speed and passion that makes me love them so. Like Mourinho and hope he succeeds.

Kenny Kong: Crazy game. Not one for the faint-hearted. Fantastic come-back win for United but does not hide any of the problems. For instance - can anyone tell what formation United finished the 90 with, and how many players were being played out of position?

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Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes on BT Sport: "I can't see him [Mourinho] going now, it was a completely different team. They all wanted it, they all wanted to score and get the win.

"He made the right substitutions but his passion on the touchline must have transferred onto the team, he was right up and down the dugout."

Juan Mata says that the Manchester United players are exhausted after that.

All the reaction will be coing your way over the next hour or so.

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Alexis Sanchez has scored three 90th minute winners in the Premier League since 2016-17 - the most by any player in that period.