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Burnley

Burnley manager Vincent Kompany speaking to BBC Sport: "I have to try and flip it in my head, as much as there is the disappointment of the goal conceded, in the end the team fought really hard and created chances ourselves.

"We were in the game for 100-plus minutes. It is unfortunate but we need to have the same energy in the next game.

Was the biggest regret not keeping West Ham out or taking your chances? "Both but mainly the timing of goals conceded. You can't put every chance in the back of the best, otherwise we wouldn't be where we are.

"But the timing of the goals we conceded - if you had to write as bad a scenario as you could, those two goals fall in those two moments.

"We are where we are because not been perfect all the time. but that can't be the centre of attention.

"We show fight, we show desire, we dangerous ourselves. but we get done in some key moments."

West Ham United

West Ham manager David Moyes to BBC Match of the Day: "We probably looked a bit hungover from the game on Thursday night but we certainly came back into it. We missed a load of chances at the end.

"I think at the end of the day a lot of decisions have not gone on our way. The linesman gives a terrible offside on the halfway line in the first half.

"Obviously I think there's a handball. Sander Berge headed it on to his own hand. You don't put your hand in front of your face when you're going to clear the ball. It certainly hit his arm that's for sure. I thought a lot of things didn't go our way.

"For the offside, I've not seen all the VAR lines, but wow.

"In football you need small things to go for you. We've won a couple of games late on recently. Today we just weren't quite at it right from the start, but certainly we grew into the game.

"Players have their own pride and they showed it in the second half. They showed they cared and valued the support that comes here. I thought they'd done it in the second half.

"We had to find a big dose of enthusiasm right from the start. But we need that in the stadium as well. We need everybody to get behind us. They got behind us in the second half, it made a good difference."

Nottingham Forest

More from Nuno Espirito Santo, speaking to Sky Sports about whether he has spoken to Mark Clattenburg about the VAR decision: "I have not spoken with him but I saw the images so clear. Again we are going to send a letter to them and they apologise. Someone tell me what is happening. It is week after week. Last week it cost us a point at Newcastle. All these situations. It is enough.

"We will keep on fighting. We will regroup. We will analyse the game and prepare for the Luton game. It will be tough but we will be ready.

"I am just asking in a very honest way, tell me why. Why always us?"

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo: "Disappointed. I felt we would get much more from the game. There's a lot of issues that we have to improve, one of them is making real our opportunities and trying to finish them. Tough game but I think we deserved more.

"We played a good team with a lot of possession but we limited the chances they created. We should have done better with what we created."

Should Brighton have had a player sent off? "It is a red card. It is week after week I am trying to avoid... but you go back to the dressing room and see us as professionals... week after week. Week after week. What is going on? Someone wants to put us down? We received the referees they apologise, they make mistakes. VAR stops the game, it is a clear red card. It is week after week. That is enough.

"We come to a point that we try to understand, we don't judge them, terrible mistakes costing us points. You go into the dressing room and say 'let's keep on going' but it is enough. We want better decisions."

Use that as fuel going forward? "We have enough fuel. We will fight until the end. Everybody is fighting, but we have to say something and ask for good decisions. It is a clear red card. A clear red card. Someone tell me it is not a red card, am I saying something really stupid? I am just being honest."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi: "We have suffered a lot and we are suffering from Thursday evening but we showed a fantastic [response]. It is not a surprise with this group of players, I had no doubt. This was an important three points reaction after three defeats. Very important.

"It is important to keep the position in the table. We have the energy to fight to make another great result this season. We are fighting with a lot of problems this season, playing many games with a lot of problems but the level of these players in terms of human qualities is very high.

"We can play better, we played much better in the past, but now we are not in perfect physical condition or numbers of players. We are suffering and for that reason I am really played with what the players showed."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White: "Very disappointing but we seem to be saying the same things every week. The fans deserve more and the manager deserves more.

"We had more opportunities, it was unfortunate but we can't keep saying that ever week. For the first 15-20 minutes we were not at it today."

On VAR check for possible red card for Brighton: "It is getting ridiculous. Honestly ridiculous. The amount of decisions that have gone against us is outrageous this season. I don't want to speak so much because I could get into trouble, so many things I want to say. In two days time we will get an apology again."

West Ham United

West Ham scorer Danny Ings: "The first half was not good enough and we didn't create too much. In the second half we showed a reaction and in the end they were unlucky not to win the game.

"Our rhythm wasn't there, in parts of the second half it still wasn't there. It was one of those performances.

"It's hard to feel the emotions after scoring, because you just need to keep going, but everyone knows how difficult for me on personal level to get started here.

"It was nice to get a goal and they were unlucky at the end.

"Burnley are fighting for everything and have a real identity in how they play and keep possession, but for us we look at the home games as ones to win and overall we will be disappointed."

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Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest's Chris Wood: "We started off okay but in this league okay is not good enough. We only started playing when they went 1-0 up and in this league that is not good enough.

"They took their chance. We had a couple of chances, their keeper made a good save on both of them. We need to do better in both boxes, keeping them out and scoring."

Moder should have been sent off? "I haven't seen it back so I can't comment too much but from my position on the pitch, it looked like he collected him very healthily, lets put it that way. If the referee gave red then it wouldn't have been overturned. We have to control what we can control, we can't control referees. We have not had much luck with referees this season.

"We have been in this position before. It is still in our hands and that is what you want in the Premier League."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham goalscorer James Maddison, to BBC Match of the Day, on whether the scorline surprised him: "Not really, should it have?

"We knew it was going to be a tough game, they are brilliant at home but we're also pretty good away. Two good teams going into a tightly fought contest and we've come out victorious, it's very satisfying."

On his goal: "I've been in the box a lot lately but it hasn't been falling to me. The manager is always saying just keep making the runs. It was an unbelievable delivery from Pape Sarr, it was just about getting a foot to it.

"We kind of kick them again while they're down. It's a trend of how we play. It might take us 70 minutes to score one goal, but then we score two in five.

"I love the way this manager wants us to play, I love the way the team plays, the personal in this side. It suits me. I feel like I'm getting somewhere close to my best again.

"Game by game, we're still trying to build something here longer term. Sorry for the boring cliché answer!"

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton's Lewis Dunk: "This was massive. We have been on a tough run and we needed something like that today. We changed a few little bits today and it worked.

"Clean sheet makes it easier because you only have to score once! We have a win under our belt and now we look forward to Thursday, where we need to score five goals and keep a clean sheet...

"We had a middle stage of the game where they got a bit of a head of steam but once we got fresh legs on the pitch we got control again. A massive win, we needed it."

The point moves Burnley off the bottom of the table but after leading 2-0 they will feel disappointed not to have taken more.

They are 10 points from safety.

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Alphonse Areola makes a big save to deny Burnley a dramatic winner, before the whistle goes for full time.

And breathe. What a game.

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All over and Brighton edge victory leaving Nottingham Forest looking over their shoulders at the bottom.

We're into the eighth minute of eight added on.

It looks like this is going to end all square unless there is one final twist?

Brighton are managing these final few minutes well as they win a free-kick now by the corner flag.

What a performance Danny Ings is putting in as he hits a first-time effort against the bar!