Manchester United

Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes told Match of the Day: "We had to carry on with what we did in the last game against Arsenal.

"We are happy because we got the three points. The results could have been even better.

"Fred has these moments, one shot per year. Everyone is happy for him because he's such a nice guy. He works a lot and people don't talk about him. He deserves the praise.

"I think it depends on the game, sometimes you have to press more, sometimes less. But everyone knows the manager wants more pressing from us.

"The first 25 minutes was unbelievable, great tempo. We could have scored so many in the first half.

"We have to follow our new manager's instructions. Now we go again to the Champions League."

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Can Man Utd keep this pressure up after today?

They were great in the first half but by the second the game was 50-50.

Ralf Rangnick will know there's still work to do. But if they play like that, this place will be buzzing constantly.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham goalscorer Lucas Moura, speaking to Sky Sports: "Very, very happy. Finally managed my first goal this season. The performance of everyone, I think we are good mentality and we need to make sure we keep going this way.

"It is natural for me, my kind of game. I started to dribble and when I found space I just decided to shoot. With Tottenham it is top three. I scored some nice goals and I am happy to help the team.

"I think we have a good mentality. Step by step we work very hard a and try to put on the pitch what Antonio gives us. Our style of play is aggressive now with a lot of intensity. We are doing very well.

"In the Premier League we cannot sleep. If you give them space they will find a goal. The first half we dropped a bit and they started to come into the game. Second-half we started well. It was more confident."

All the reaction from the three early kick-offs to come, plus build-up to Aston Villa against Leicester City, so don't go anywhere...

I'm just going to leave this here with no further comment...

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Rishav: Fred with consecutive man of the match performances. An upgrade on McTominay will certainly raise his game to next level under Ragnick. A rare clean sheet and a win. Well deserved.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It looked like the Manchester United of old. They were at their very, very best.

They've answered a few questions. But not them all.

Ben: Getting a clean sheet is huge today. Should boost their confidence

Yep. We got some drama.

Leeds looked done and dusted, but Patrick Bamford is the hero.

A blow for Brentford, who thought the win was theirs.

Ralf Rangnick starts with a win!

C Li: Fred making me eat my words. Maybe Ralf will get the best out of him. Promising start under him.

Gordon: Think the Arsenal game and this one show Fred was Ronaldinho in disguise all this time!

Two added minutes to go at both Old Trafford and Elland Road. Will we get late drama?

And that's it.

Tottenham make it three wins in a row in the Premier League.

Antonio Conte claps the home fans who are chanting his name. He's about to take Tottenham to within two points of a Champions League place with a game in hand.

Few nervy moments now at Old Trafford. David de Gea has to tip a looping ball into the box over his own bar. It leads to two corners that the home defence dig in to see off.

Son Heung-min's corner slides all the way through to Matt Doherty, who chests it into his path but can only scoop an effort over the crossbar.

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Into added time of Elland Road. There will be five here too.

Shwan: Nice to see Ralf not afraid of using our kids in a tight match and introducing Elanga.