Leeds United

Leeds goalscorer Luke Ayling, speaking to BT Sport: "We kind of got back into it. We scored a goal but were 3-1 down before we could get our breath back. We’ll go back, see what happened and try to get it right for the next game.

"We said at half-time to keep it tight, try to get forward a bit more and create chances. Some might say we scored too early in the second half. A really poor five minutes in the second half cost us the game.

"I know it’s a bad result for us but it’s great to see the fans back here. We can’t wait to get back to our place next weekend.

"We were beaten by four [at Old Trafford] last year, so it’s nothing new to us. We did alright at the end of the season. There are a few lads who have come back late from internationals. We’ll go again."

Leeds United

Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa, speaking to BT Sport: "The succession of three goals in such a short space of time overcame us.

"To have lost the way we lost can't be described as just a blip."

Wolves

Wolves boss Bruno Lage on Raul Jimenez's return: "You could see the smile on his face on his first day.

"It was a great pre-season from him and we are happy. Hopefully he can help us."

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Kenneth Gyang: This will be an exciting Premier League. After missing football for a year, fans understand the importance of making the most of their time at the grounds again. A rebirth. We are going to be hearing fans in full voices all over England. Football is back.

Leeds United

Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa, speaking to BBC Sport: "It was difficult for us to recover the ball and difficult for us to create danger. The succession of goals after we equalised we could not react.

"In general lines they were superior to us clearly."

Alex Howell
BBC Sport at Stamford Bridge

Patrick Vieira has named his first Premier League XI as the Crystal Palace manager. Only one of the new summer signings start and there's four players from the under 23 squad on the bench.

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Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everyone's been mentioning Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool but, after today, when you've not got Varane, Martial, Sancho, Cavani, Lingard or Rashford starting, the question will be asked: are Manchester United in the race for the title?

If you get Paul Pogba and Bruno Fernandes playing that well - on the same pitch, at the same time - they are a massive danger to anybody, not just in the Premier League but in Europe.

They were fabulous, world class, and both of them working together was stunning to see. It was a joy to be part of that, to see that and hear the noise of the fans being back in.

Manchester United

Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes, speaking to BT Sport: "We missed the fans, we are really happy with this result. We waited so long, so everyone's happy for them today. We’re really happy with the result."

On Paul Pogba: "People talk about the quality of Paul, but his quality is not in discussion. We know what he can do and today he showed that. He’s an important player for us. We know to expect these kind of performances from Paul."

On his hat-trick: "My objective every season is being better than the last one. Every performance I do, I want to do better and better. I've started with three goals but it’s a long way [to go]."

On the coming campaign: "We know the quality of the players who have come in, but the team was already very good. We showed it last season. We didn’t win trophies, but the team was growing up. Our focus has to be game by game. We’ll achieve something with this mentality."

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

The Everton and Southampton players are roared onto the pitch for their warm-ups by what will eventually be a full house at Goodison Park for the first time since 1 March.

Even the general hubbub inside the stadium is a strange sound after so long without fans.

Walking across Stanley Park it was great to see kids decked out in full kit and adults wearing the club's new shirts as they bounded towards a home which has been out of bounds.

I'm sure they, and I, can't wait for the noise at kick-off when this raucous old ground bears its teeth. It's been a while.

Might need some more flags at the King Power...

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The new boy enjoyed the result..

The Leeds fans have still not left Old Trafford.

"We are Leeds, we are Leeds, we are Leeds," they sing.

Proper support.

Bruno Fernandes picks up the ball and takes the acclaim of the Stretford End before making his way down the tunnel.

How he will be glad of having supporters back to showcase his skills in front of.

Four assists for Paul Pogba, three goals for Bruno Fernandes.

A highly satisfactory start to the season for Manchester United in front of a packed house at Old Trafford.

Work to do for Leeds.

Tyler Roberts down in the box as Harry Maguire comes across but referee Paul Tierney waves away the appeals.

VAR agrees.

Jadon Sancho given space to take a touch and turn in the final third but just cannot pick out the run of Anthony Martial.

Three more minutes for Leeds and their fans to endure.

Mahesh: Last season United scored 6 against Leeds and couldn't win a trophy despite being in an easy Final. So not sure why United fans are getting carried away.

Stephen: Great to see fans back at Old Trafford, especially gutted Leeds fans.

To their credit, Leeds fans are still inside the ground.

They've not left early despite the pummelling.

Lovely footwork from Jadon Sancho and the home crowd love it.

Showing glimpses of what he will bring to this Manchester United team and the "oles" are out.