Manchester United

Manchester United defender Luke Shaw talking to Sky Sports: "We got what we needed and that was three points. Let's keep pushing.

"The most important thing is we closed the gap to Chelsea.

"This club is known for playing in the big competitions. We all miss the Champions League nights so much, that is what we want next season.

"We need to fight and earn it."

Norwich City

Norwich have won just 18 points in the Premier League this season – of the previous 15 instances of a team having 18 or fewer points at this stage, only three have managed to avoid relegation (West Brom in 2004-05, Portsmouth in 2005-06 and Leicester in 2014-15).

Wolves

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Wolves forward Diogo Jota: "It was important to get back to victory in the Premier League after a few games without a win. We have to keep adding points to the table and today was a good game for us.

"We are in a good moment and have to keep going. We know it's a difficult competition so we need points, and we want points, so we’ll keep fighting for them.

"We play game by game, we have another Europa League match now, and then in the end we do the mathematics."

Arsenal have scored 327 top-flight goals against Everton – more than any other opponent has scored against another in English top-flight history.

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Bruno Fernandes is the first Manchester United player whose maiden Premier League goal for the club was a penalty.

I'm surprised by that.

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BBC Sport

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Everton midfielder Fabian Delph gets the chance to meet up with Mikel Arteta again, saying he "owes everything" to the new Arsenal manager.

Delph spent three years working with Arteta at Manchester City, where the former Everton and Arsenal player was assistant to Pep Guardiola.

It was Arteta who persuaded the 30-year-old to stay at City when he was on the brink of quitting, and then switch to the left-back role that eventually brought him two winners' medals in the Premier League.

"Mikel was incredible for me," Delph told BBC 5 Live Sport. "He was the reason why I stayed in the team as long as I did. I owe everything to him."

Delph starts this afternoon.

Manchester United

Bruno Fernandes talking to BBC: "This is what I want to do and what I need to do

"Everyone knows we want to get into the Champions League places. I am here to help the team conquer this place and keep winning games."

Good wins for the two home sides on the back of Euopa League action as well.

Will they be back in Europe again next season?

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Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's job done for Manchester United. You would say it is far from the finished article. It is not the Manchester United of old but Bruno Fernandes has turned up today and when you have not been playing your best, that is what you need.

You need individuals to come out and shine. Watford have not really challenged David de Gea and the chances dried up.

Rio Ferdinand is on BT Sport now slapping a contract on the table.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

This is only going to be the third time this season Manchester United have recorded successive Premier League wins.

Given the injuries Tottenham have suffered and Chelsea's inconsistencies, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer must have a decent chance of securing that Champions League spot, which would surely end any talk of him being removed in the summer.

Almost four! Matt Doherty steaming in at the back post to send a header towards the far coner - hacked away by a combo of Tim Krul and centre-half.

Michael Devlin: Matic and Fred remain the weak links in this United team. If they can find replacements (and McTominay is one of them) look out.

Aisosa: Ighalo had missed two one on one so far since joining United, that isn't some positive sign.

Nemanja Matic sends sub Tahith Chong away down the right channel, he cuts inside and curls one towads the far corner - just wide!

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Watford have kept trying, they have kept plugging away. Their legs have gone a little bit and that third goal just killed the game. They will look at this game and think 'What if?' They will think about the goal that was disallowed, that early Troy Deeney chance when it was 0-0 and it was a mistake for the first goal. It's an uphill battle if you let Man Utd score first at Old Trafford.

Wolves have had 29% of the possession in the second half.

Chance for Odion Ighalo! Almost gets a helping hand from his former club as Adam Masina duffs a header back towards Ben Foster straight to Ighalo. He gets there ahead of Ben Foster, the angle is tight and he shoots into the side-netting.

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Jonny was eventually able to get back to his feet but he can't carry on so Wolves send for Ruben Vinagre.