West Ham United

More from West Ham boss David Moyes, speaking to BBC MOTD: "We didn't play as well as we have been. Sometimes the games can catch up on you quickly.

"Fulham were the better team - we cant deny that. I don't think the quality of our play was right from the start. Several things didn't work from the start."

Fulham

Fulham boss Scott Parker to Sky Sports: “The players gave me everything. To a man in terms of endeavour, work ethic, desire, they were second to none. I think you saw a team with a lot of quality about it. I thought West Ham were second best for large parts.

“We’ve not managed to be clinical in those final moments. It’s something we’re conscious of.

“We controlled it for large parts. The big chances, we haven’t been able to convert.

“It [not scoring] is the difference. It’s not a confidence thing. That’s not a team that lacks confidence. I’d be more concerned if we weren’t creating chances. We need help in that sense. We need to keep working hard.

“We need to be on the right end of a result. I feel if we can get the right side of a result I can see us winning two or three on the bounce. I see a team who could win some football matches.”

On the Tomas Soucek red card: “It looked harsh, didn’t it? It’s the way the game’s going. It’s becoming sterile. Mike Dean was a ref when I was playing. He’s probably contemplating is that a red card today? I don’t think it is.”

West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes, speaking to BBC MOTD on the red card: "I'm embarrassed for whoever has done VAR tonight.

"It was obvious to everyone it was accidental. I'm really embarrassed they chose to send him off.

"We want them to get the decisions right. It comes down to a poor decision and we can't do much about it.

"It's unfair to the boy. I'm sure they will come up with enough excuses to justify the reason for sending him off."

Fulham

Fulham boss Scott Parker, speaking to BBC MOTD: "It's a tough one to take because I felt from start to finish we were superb.

"We had 20-odd shots and our finishing was probably the deciding factor. We caused them loads of problems. The players executed the plan superbly. We were a real threat.

"We know what the difference is at this level. This is a group of players working tirelessly and I saw that today.

"We need to get that win. We need something to drop for us."

On the red card: "I've not seen it again. It probably was a bit harsh. The game is becoming very sterile. I don't think it was a sending off from what I saw but that's the way the game is going."

While we all wipe the saliva off our chins after watching that Bruno Fernandes goal, let's take a look at the reaction from Fulham's goalless draw against West Ham...

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Bruno Fernandes has a claim on the assist there for dummying a control but instead letting the ball run on to Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

As soon as Tom Davies got himself slightly out of position, you could see what he was going to do.

Perfect execution.

That Bruno Fernandes goal was Eric Cantona-esque v Sunderland all those years ago, from a similar position lofted over the goalkeeper.

C'est magnifique.

Khurshid Patel: Brunnnoooooooo, what a strike!!!!!

Andy Walsh: Bruno doing his best Cantona impression.

Dan, Halifax

Two well crafted goals from United puts them in control at the break.

Everton should pull a goal back in added time as Dominic Calvert-Lewin runs through on a long ball but drags his shot wide.

The dancing feet of Marcus Rashford weaves in and out of two Everton defenders before laying the ball off for Fred to drag a shot wide from the edge of the area.

A year without a goal for the Brazilian, you can see why.

Thomas Knights: Yet another muscle injury in the Premier League, the number of them is getting close to ridiculous because of this mad schedule. Only going to get worse with European games returning too.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has asked his side to cut out the mistakes but almost gift Everton the equaliser.

David de Gea comes off his line to offer a pass for Victor Lindelof and the Swede's poor clearance drops for Richarlison down the left.

The Brazilian spins and strikes towards an open goal, but it bounces wide of the far post.

Gary Cartwright: Greenwood is like a fish right now. Everton can't get a hold of him with two feet. Can go either way.

Matt Dawson: It's all United right now, searching for the second goal but just not managing to find that final ball yet. Everton doing well to hang on. This isn't going to end 1-0.

Paul Pogba is limping heavily and heads straight down the tunnel.

Paul Pogba cannot continue, the right thigh is clearly the problem.

The Frenchman pulled up after laying a pass off towards Harry Maguire.

On comes Fred in his place.

This is a big worry for Manchester United, Paul Pogba is down and holding his right thigh.

Michael Devlin: Who would have predicted at the beginning of this season that Edison Cavani would have a bigger impact on the Premier League than Gareth Bale?

John Petrie: Cavani is some player. Rashford and Greenwood are learning so much from playing alongside him.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

To confirm, as Tomas Soucek's red card is deemed violent conduct, unless it is overturned he will miss three games, starting with Tuesday's FA Cup fifth round tie at Manchester United.