Ollie Watkins latches onto a loose Ben Brereton Diaz and he's chopped down by Vini Souza. Villa free-kick 30 yards out.

Luton Town

Luton Town manager Rob Edwards: "It is very mixed. I am very proud and pleased with the performance. We were brave. They came back quickly and the way we stayed composed and didn't go under [was pleasing]. That could have happened in this cauldron of an atmosphere. We even had a chance to win it at the end. It was an even game, and a great game."

On Luton's style of play: "I have said to the players, this is the best way for us to get results. The players have really bought in. We have been this way before, but it suits who we are and what we are. It suits the whole football club to be honest. It gives us more threat and upsets the flow of the opposition."

On conceding four goals: "I think when you look at their goals there were some things we could have done. You just need to see certain moments out. Some of the actions for their goals we could have done better at. They will be doing the same as well. There are always areas to improve. We are human beings and we make mistakes and we will always make mistakes."

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chris Wilder has gone for a lot of energy. He has brought a lot of young players in with a lot of pace.

This is a very bright start from the Blades as Ben Brereton Diaz causes some problems down the left side.

Almost a defensive mix-up from Villa but Emiliano Martinez beats William Osula to the loose ball.

Burnley

Burnley manager Vincent Kompany speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "The two goals we conceded, that's not something we can be happy about. The second half we had a go, it was exciting, and a great contribution from the new boys.

"We conceded from a set piece and our own throw-in. But the biggest thing for us is to keep together."

On the performances of their new signings: "It was all round positive from the players we recruited. [Lorenz] Assignon against Willian played really well, and [David] Fofana with his intensity gave us something different."

On their fight against relegation: "The fans are brilliant, they have stuck behind us. There is fight in this team, we are going to carry on. 15 games left, we'll go full steam ahead."

Luton Town

Luton Town captain Carlton Morris speaking to Premier League Productions: "It was incredible. A few of the lads have never played in the atmosphere [at St James' Park before] and it was incredible.

"We are a little bit disappointed as we were 4-2 up. How much we have evolved and comfortable we are at this level now... We come to places like this believing we can get a win or a draw.

"It's just about us and that we stay resilient. It's a credit that at 4-4, with their fans behind them, we held on.

"I think we have evolved so much from the start of the season. We are learning and getting better every week. We continue to build so it's great."

William Osula wins an early free-kick for Sheffield United as he's fouled by Diego Carlos.

Villa clear the set-piece easily though.

We are under way at Bramall Lane.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

Ross Barkley has gone to a different level. I think he is playing the best football of his career. He looked to be finished, dried up, but just look at him now. Incredible.

Burnley

Burnley goalscorer David Datro Fofana speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We did well in the game, it was amazing for me. It was perfect. We are happy right now with one point."

On his celebration after the second goal: "First I wanted to dance, but I was so happy that I wanted to celebrate with the fans."

On his loan move: "I know I am a player for Chelsea, but it is good for me to play and score. So I am focusing on Burnley."

The players come out of the tunnel. It feels like we're almost past must-win territory for Sheffield United.

Fulham

Fulham captain Joao Palhinha speaking to Match of the Day: "We are disappointed, it's frustrating. Everything in our head is not good to make the journey back home without a win. We were better than Burnley, but conceded two goals without explanation.

"We need to look now to Bournemouth at home, and that's it.

"We had one of the greatest first halves we have had this season, then when we conceded it allowed them to grow into the game. We have to put our heads up, otherwise we will think too much about it.

"The last game against Everton we had a lot of shots and didn't score, today if we score a third goal with the chances we have, we kill the game completely. But even at 2-0, nothing is won yet."

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

I had Luton to go down at the start of the season when we were asked to give our predictions. I am not so sure now. It is becoming a bit of a nightmare to predict who it is [that is going to be relegated]. They went down into the bottom three after the Everton result and they have now climbed back out, and thoroughly deserved it.

Luton Town

Luton Town captain Carlton Morris: "We are a little bit disappointed to be 4-2 up and come away with a point. We showed a lot of character to stay in the game. It isn't an easy place to come and when they have their tails up, they are deadly.

"It can be tough at times but there is a lot of quality in this league. It is clear that we have evolved a lot from the start of the season to now and we are showing that pedigree. Hopefully we can score four goals every week.

"We want to be a fun team to watch as well. We do want to be exciting and play flowing football. That's what we are doing."

On his re-taken penalty: "It was the whistling behind the goal - I couldn't hear a thing! I took the first one and then it was a bit of confusion. It was a case of regaining my composure."

On Luton's form: "I think in every aspect we have improved. We have come on leaps and bounds. The recruitment has been excellent. We hope to keep improving."

Newcastle United

Newcastle midfielder Sean Longstaff: "We should probably win the game. If you go 4-2 down and someone offers you a point you will take it. It has probably been the story of our season. A little bit up and down and a little bit inconsistent but another point on the board and we go again.

"We have a good group - good spirit and good character. People will always want the ball and never hide. You see what can happen when the fans are with you and supporting you. It is good that we can come back from 4-2 down and I am really happy for Harvey [Barnes]. He has had some setbacks and for him to come on and score that goal was massive.

"We are a front-foot team and if you are a couple of yards off, it carries through the team. We knew they were going to be strong in set-pieces and duels and tackles in the middle of the pitch. We have to be stronger in the challenge. When you score four goas at home you should win the game. It's disappointing but it was a positive to come back from 4-2 down."

On playing without a striker: "We finished the game at Aston Villa without a striker but Anthony Gordon has played there before and with how they play, we thought there would be a lot of space to attack.

"We lost our way a little bit in the second half. On their fourth goal we are a bit naive and go chasing, but we showed good character. On another day, we could have won the game as well."

On the overall feeling after the match: "To be honest, I don't know what the feeling is. I feel as though, with no disrespect to Luton, we should win at home. And going twice ahead, we should win it. It could be an important point come the end of the season."

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Final Score

I feel absolutely shattered from just watching that game. On merit today Luton deserved that point and I think the draw was about right for the amount of effort that was put in by both teams.

In Chris Wilder’s first 35 Premier League games as a manager with Sheffield United, he earned 54 points. In his last 39, it is just 19 points.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton captain Lewis Dunk, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We had to react after Tuesday night where we were nowhere near it. We started on the front foot and it paid off.

"We killed the game off in the first half. A top performance from everyone. It is always nice to score a goal and especially in a derby.

"Hopefully now we can go on a run of winning games."