James Collins
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's good from Brentford - it's got the crowd up.

That's just what they needed, a bit of possession in Bournemouth's half.

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Brentford win their second corner. Nine players forward, including two near the corner flag. Bournemouth clear but Josh Dasilva does well to deny them a counter.

West Ham United

West Ham midfielder Declan Rice to BBC Sport: "It's another sloppy goal we've conceded. There's nothing much in the game and the chances we've created we couldn't score.

"You come away to Wolves the game is going to be 50-50. In the end we lacked a cutting edge. And we conceded that goal that came from a counter-attack we should be clearing.

"There's a bunch of things going on at the moment. We're not where we should be at the table, it's not good to look at.

"There were a load of chances we had we could have done better with.

"Next week is a must-win, that's all I can say really."

Brentford's Yoane Wissa whips a cross in, but it's cleared. Feels like that's been the story of the game so far - balls into the box which are dealt with.

Lovely control by Bournemouth's Philip Billing, who has one of the Premier League's most pleasing names.

It doesn't come to anything though.

Wolves

Wolves goalscorer Daniel Podence to BBC Sport: "It's a very special moment. We have been working so hard to have this kind of win at home. The training has been so good with the way the manager works. We got this fantastic win in front of our supporters.

"Our second halves have not been so good because we are not in a good moment. We are improving but we still have a lot to achieve. It was a good goal because it gave us hope and strength in the second half.

"I saw the ball and I just kicked with everything for my goal."

[On new manager Julen Lopetegui] "It was a very good signing for us because he is giving us a lot of strength work, especially with the ball. You can see that from the Aston Villa game to this one, when we have the ball we are calm and want to play. The most important is when we don't have the ball we defend with everything and press together.

[On rising out of the relegation zone] "We wanted to achieve this a lot of months ago. Now we are out but we are still close so we have to be aware. We have a lot of things still to do so hopefully we can still stay in the Premier League."

Not a whole load going on at Brentford. The hosts had the only shot so far, early on, but Bournemouth are edging possession.

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I don't believe we've seen Frank Lampard yet for any post-match interviews...

West Ham United

West Ham manager David Moyes speaking to BBC Sport: "We've done enough to warrant the three points today. We're just not connecting whether it is a header or a shot to finish the chances. I thought we'd done quite well today.

"We lose a goal from a counter from our corner which is ridiculous. It was really disappointing because we were more likely to score than they were. That's the way things have been going at the moment. Albeit we had chances to score in the second half.

"The games are really tight, they can go one goal either way. We had great opportunities to get something from today. I thought we deserved something.

"We're not panicking but we're concerned. I'm concerned, I want us to win and to score. It wasn't a disappointing performance but we just couldn't find a way to get a result. But you have to keep fighting to find results and I'm sure we'll do that."

Another Jaidon Anthony cross, this one headed away by Ben Mee.

Bournemouth are starting to see more of the ball now going forward. Jaidon Anthony's cross is headed away by Ethan Pinnock.

Leicester City

Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "In the second half we weren't good, I thought in the first half we were the better team but didn't take our chances. We felt good at half-time but we started the game disappointingly and we had two big chances to go 1-0 up before they scored and we left the space too open and they broke away from that.

"In fairness to Brennan Johnson, he finished his chances really well. He scored his two chances and we weren't able to. We started the game slowly and the passing wasn't precise enough in the second half.

"First half we looked dangerous in the game. You can never get comfortable in the Premier League, you have to take that initiative and we didn't do that. The pitch was difficult as well, it was a bit bobbly so the ball is not going to get there as quickly as you would like.

On the fans showing their discontent at full-time: "We are doing our very best but we have just not been good enough. We have to do our best and we will keep fighting."

On whether he is under pressure: "On a personal level, I know the game. I came in to do my very best and that's all I will ever do. It's been really disappointing since the World Cup break."

On transfer in January: "We shall see, if the club wants to sign someone, then they will let us know."

Crisis over everyone, Jaidon Anthony is back on.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton goalscorer Solly March speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "A great day for everyone. One of the best performances I can remember for a long time. Some great finishes. It's a great day and if we keep playing like that then we'll do well, that's for sure.

"It was just about being patient and waiting for that right pass. A great performance by everyone.

"We're taking each game as it comes. We play better against the big teams at home. I don't know why.

"I love playing for Roberto de Zerbi. He's great. He puts his arm around you and tells you you're a good player and maybe that's what I needed."

Bournemouth forward Jaidon Anthony needs some treatment. He went down after that corner.

A clever corner, taken short and then suddenly pinged into the box. It's half-cleared and Vitaly Janelt shoots wide from 20 yards.

Early corner for Brentford as Josh Dasilva flies down the left and has a cross blocked by Jefferson Lerma.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper speaking to Sky Sports: "Second half performance was excellent, I thought it was an even game and we just had to step it up in the second half. We played really well and managed the game really well.

On Sam Surridge: "Nobody wants to be a good sub and he's not that but he is making a big impact every time he comes on. Neco Williams, Jack Colback, Lewis O'Brien, they really helped and manage to keep the same intensity during the game when they came on."

On Brennan Johnson scoring twice: "I'm really pleased for him. It's been disappointing that Johnson has not been able to get on the end of some chances in previous matches and he did today but I fancy him whenever he get in on goal."

On the first goal: "Knew it was tight but I got wind from the fourth official before the ref made his decision that it was onside."

"This is not a turnaround, we have so much work to do and are starting to be consistent. First time of back to back wins which is important but we have to be obsessed with getting better and in every way. Good to win a couple of games but we need to work even harder.

On Henderson and Yates injuries: "Yeah with Dean [Henderson] it's a muscle injury, did not look good but we will have to see in the next 48 hours. Same with [Ryan] Yates, we will have to see. Disappointing for those guys but next man up."

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Everton

Everton defender James Tarkowski when asked about the mood in the dressing room: "Down, disappointed, frustrated. Not a great day at all. Things need to change quickly."

On whether the fans' protests against the board impacted performance: "It is completely out of our control. Fans are allowed their opinion. As a group of players and staff we need to focus on our job. We weren't good enough."