Leicester City

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Leicester caretaker manager Mike Stowell: "They were men out there because it was difficult at times. We got to 2-0 but Brighton kept pressing all night and they were tough. Man for man they were excellent.

"We looked nervy at times but when you've gone seven games without winning you get nervy. We were good today - we played through them.

"We're at home and we know we need to win games. The back four were solid tonight but it's good for Jamie Vardy and Demarai Gray to get a goal too."

On new manager Brendan Rodgers: "He's pleased. He just spoke to the lads in the dressing room. He was proud of them and liked the spirit and he promised them there are special things on the horizon.

"The atmosphere has lifted with a win and with the new manager because I'm sure he'll bring a lot of good things and he's got a lot of staff with him. It's exciting times."

Cardiff City

Cardiff manager Neil Warnock told Match of the Day: "It was elementary marking and we got punished twice. Some of the lads are saying Bobby Reid was fouled before the first goal, but I couldn't see us scoring tonight and we have to get on with it.

"We will probably be in the bottom three when we go to Wolves and people will be writing us off. I know my team for the Wolves game and I want people who will be in the trenches because I was let down by one or two tonight. I'm not going to throw the towel in and I'll make sure we are ready for Saturday."

Huddersfield are rock bottom of the Premier League and yet their fans will be celebrating hard tonight. Nothing better than your team scoring a late winner.

Look how much that win means to Jan Siewert too! Great stuff. Football eh?

Everton

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Everton manager Marco Silva said: "We are happy with the win. We played with more freedom after the goal and you can see the type of football we can play. We were in command of the match."

On their 17 days between matches: "We had time to prepare which was important and we could work on what we wanted to. The most important thing for us is winning points to boost our confidence and now we have to rest and recover.

"We have a big test on Sunday and I know how important it is for the fans and our opponents. We knew how we lost the first game at Anfield and we can achieve victory at our own ground."

One from the Tony Pulis school of away game pressers...

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BBC Sport at John Smith's Stadium

Nuno Espirito Santo was in no mood for a major assessment of Wolves' defeat at Huddersfield tonight.

His post-match press conference lasted three minutes.

This was the most interesting answer.

"Not one of the best performances. First half no shots on goal. Didn’t play good. Congratulations to Huddersfield."

In fairness, that just about sums it up.

Leicester City

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Leicester defender Harry Maguire on BBC MOTD: "It's great - we're back to winning ways which is massive tonight.

"We had to go out and enjoy ourselves tonight but the three points was most important. It was nice to get the lead which we haven't done recently and hold on to get the win.

"We didn't find out [about Brendan Rodgers] until a few hours before kick-off. it's an exciting time for the club - i'm excited to get started, we all know his profile and what he's done. We're all looking forward to working with him.

"Celtic are a massive club so it shows how big Leicester are getting and our ambitions. It's exciting times. We know he's coached a lot of young players and we hope he can bring them on - we're all excited.

"We want to look up rather than down now. The performances haven't been too bad but the results haven't been good enough."

Huddersfield Town

More from Jan Siewert: "You can't believe how much they suffered when they are not winning. They deserved everything form the game. They left their hearts on the pitch.

"They showed another face so that's a big thing for the squad today. As a manager you have to take decisions. I have to do that sometimes. I believe in all of the players and today they showed that.

"Since the time I arrived, I said we still have a chance and we believe that. There are still games to go. We will keep on fighting.

"I am so proud. I know Wolves have so much quality so I knew it would be a difficult game. But they had no shots on target which makes me proud.

"Demeaco Duhaney had a few problems at half-time so I had to take care of him. He played a very good game in the first half. It made me proud to see him on the pitch.

"The staff, all the people who are working here deserve credit. You can feel the atmosphere of celebration. The first win is always special. The people working here are so brilliant, I am proud to be a part of them.

"On Saturday we have to go much more. Nothing changes for me. We have to go on".

Wolves

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Wolves defender Ryan Bennett: "We played against them earlier in the season and they played a lot better that day. We weren't at the races and we need to clear that up.

"We were flat today. The things we were trying weren't working. We were in the game then concede right at the end was sloppy.

"It was sloppy from both teams. It couldn't have been a good game to watch but those are the games you have to dig in."

Huddersfield Town

Huddersfield manager Jan Siewert speaking to Match of the Day: "My thoughts are just with the boys. They made me so proud. They deserve it so much.

"I think we can all be proud to be Huddersfield this evening. I don't know what I felt [when they scored]. I was just thinking 'how many minutes are left?' I was just trying to organise the defence.

"I said at half-time, maybe we will only get one chance but we have to put it in. I can't believe how brilliant these supporters are. I am just so happy for them.

"I have been working with the lads for four weeks. Today I had to take some decisions. The important thing for us was that we knew things would come, we just had to keep working.

"The lads were really disappointed after Newcastle. It is not just physically, the brain has to be fresh and that is why I took other players today.

"Demeaco Duhaney showed that I could trust him. Don't put too much pressure on these young lads. We have to take care of them."

Cardiff City

Cardiff winger Nathaniel Mendez-Laing said: "We are very disappointed with that but we have 10 games left and we cannot keep thinking about it. We have to move on and get our heads on Wolves now.

"We knew it wasn't going to be easy and we kept them at bay for the majority of the first half, but as soon as the goal goes in, we are chasing the game."

Wolves

More from Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was a tough game and it wasn't one of the best performances we had but credit to Huddersfield for fighting for each ball.

"We came from a good run but we have to bounce back. We are very cautious that what happened today cannot happen again."

Tony Pulis
Middlesbrough manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

I thought Burnley gave it their best shot in the second half they had balls in the box that could have dropped for them. It was end-to-end stuff, two teams fighting to get the points they need to stay in the Premier League.

Burnley and Brighton being sucked back into the drop zone. Southampton face Fulham tomorrow night.

Which is HUGE for the Saints.

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Rafa's resurgence. The Rafarenaissance.

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Wolves

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo on the game: "Not one of the best ones.

"In the first half we weren't able to play. We rushed too much. There was no fight. It wasn't one of the best performances.

"It was one moment on the counter-attack where we lost the ball. We cannot, until the referee says it's over, it is not over.

"We must look at the next one. We have to improve. We have a tough game at Molineux now."

Such a scruffy end to this game as Burnley almost work another shooting opportunity but it's just about scrambled clear...

Everton

Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin said:"We had a game plan of trying to dominate the ball well and we did that. It took us a while to get the goal but it was a great finish for Gylfi [Sigurdsson]."

On his goal: "When I saw the added time go up, I knew there were still three minutes to play so enough time to get a goal. I put my head down and Idrissa [Gueye] put me through. I did what I know which is putting the ball int the net."

Leicester City

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Leicester goalscorer Demarai Gray: "We've played well but haven't got the results recently but today we knew we just had to get the result - we stuck together to get the points.

"We know we need to work on keeping it tight and today we did that although they had a few chances.

"We knew this was a big game - we had an objective and that was getting the three points - so I was glad to contribute and hopefully we can take this into Saturday.

"We're all looking forward to working with the new manager. I've watched him manage a lot of top sides and what he's done with young players has been good especially. As a club we've got a good balance of experienced players and good young players so we're looking forward to starting."