Leeds United

Leeds United winger Jack Harrison: "Playing at home, we're playing for the win at this stage of the season. But we have to try and be positive. We need to stick together as a group.

"We try to put the past behind us, learn from our mistakes and continue on in a positive way. We're looking for every point we can get in this moment in time. It's not what we wanted but we will take it.

"Illan Meslier is a talented player. He's young and he's still learning. He's a fantastic goalkeeper. We're all behind him and backing him. If he gets caught up in what people are saying it's not ideal but he has a strong mentality and we're a close-nit group inside the club."

Can they stay up? "100% belief in ourselves. We have belief we can do what needs to be done. We have to take it step by step. It's five games and hopefully we can get the job done."

On Patrick Bamford's miss: "It happens in football. This is part of the game. There were others with chances and things we could have avoided. I know him as a person and he will look forward to redeeming himself. We're all behind him."

Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva, speaking to BBC Sport: "We didn't perform at our level. Our first half was not good enough. We did not perform at our standards. Some were too shy and not aggressive enough with the ball like we should be.

"We didn't make them do enough defensively and we conceded a sloppy goal.

"The second half was different and at least we were much more aggressive on and off the ball."

Jay G: As a Villa supporter I haven't been this happy since the days of Martin O'Neill. Astonishing stuff. Emery is the real deal.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa are now 10 Premier League games unbeaten, winning eight of those.

Tonight wasn't pretty in the second half but Fulham still only managed the one shot all game as Tyrone Mings' goal settled it.

Mings, speaking to BT Sport: "The manager was telling me if I don't score he will drop me so I was just glad I got one tonight!

"We will look and see where we are. We have been doing that all season, when we were at the bottom as well. It is nice to look at it now when we are a bit higher."

Paul Robinson
Former Leeds goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It will feel like two points dropped for Leeds because it's such a big week. They have to take four points form this week.

We've spoken so much about how many goals they are conceding and they aren't going to win games if you concede at this rate.

They leave themselves wide open and they don't have a game plan other than to throw men forward.

As soon as Jamie Vardy came on, he caused Leeds all sorts of problems but Leeds are the masters of their own downfall.

Wolves

Wolves boss Julen Lopetegui to BBC Sport: "They are important points for us but they are not definitive. We have to get more points. It’s an important win for us.

"Mabe when you score so quickly sometimes you think a lot to defend this goal and sometimes you forget to do different things. We needed to have more of the ball. Palace are a good team. It’s a very difficult victory for us. We had to work hard. We’re happy.

"Maybe they dominated us in the second half but I don’t remember them having clear chances.

"It’s not easy after a win or defeat you always have frustration but the next day you have to go to the training session with a big energy. That’s what we’ll do tomorrow. We’ll have to work every hard."

Are they safe? "No, no, no, no. We have to achieve more points."

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Villa Park

Aston Villa get the three points they need to move above Tottenham and into fifth place.

But they survived a late scare when Tyrone Mings put the ball into his own net only to be saved by an offside flag saying Fulham’s Harrison Reed was off when he collected the ball earlier on.

In the end it was Mings’ goal in the right end that proved the difference as Villa continue this push to get European football back at Villa Park after a 13-year absence.

Leicester City

Leicester striker Jamie Vardy: "It could be massive. We have five cup finals left. We'll enjoy the point tonight then get back in and recover.

"We were on top. Patson [Daka] came on as well so we had extra pace up there. We wanted to stretch them to get that space. We did it at the end. Luckily I was there to put it in.

"The gaffer has come in and every manager has their tactics but it comes down to defending one box and attacking the other. We have to keep working.

"I probably can't say what I want to say on TV because I'll get done but it's been a weird season for me. Hopefully the goals keep coming."

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Mixed night for the number nines.

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Paul Robinson
Former Leeds goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds should have three points. You can't emphasise how big that moment was for Patrick Bamford, he looks like he's lacking in confidence.

Moments like that define your season.

All over at Elland Road. A nervous ending for both and it ends in a draw.

Substitute Jamie Vardy got the equaliser for Leicester late on but Leeds should have won it with that Patrick Bamford chance at the end!

Robin Koch heads it away. Leicester have the ball back.

James Maddison goes down the left, Luke Ayling blocks him off. Goalkick.

Jamie Vardy, Patson Daka, James Maddison and Youri Tielemans all have shots blocked inside the Leeds box.

They now have a corner... A minute to go of stoppage time.

Patrick Bamford tries to wriggle through on the edge of the box but he's blocked off.

Both defences look terrified now. There's mistakes everywhere!

Dennis Praet gets it through to Jamie Vardy. He's just offside but Robin Koch dealt with it anyway.

Nervous faces all round Elland Road. What an ending to this match!

Leeds have got ants in their pants! It's given away at the back twice as Leicester put pressure on. Seconds to go.