Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

What is Kamara doing backheeling it on the halfway line?

You see the Wolves players' eyes light up and they put him under pressure.

Feels like this is shaping up to being a good derby match as Aston Villa immediately look to respond and they win their fourth corner in 15 minutes when John McGinn's strike deflects over.

Once again nothing comes of the set-piece, however.

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Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It is rocking. The pass was sensational.

The build-up is good and he goes near post. The goalkeeper has had so many accolades and awards and he will be so disappointed with the way that has gone past him.

Great goal.

Good ball into the box by Andres Garcia but Ollie Watkins is just beaten to it at the far post by Nelson Semedo.

Villa then have a couple of corners in succession, but nothing comes of them.

Fulham

Fulham manager Marco Silva, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "A great reaction from us. What a reaction. Very well played in the first 30 minutes of the second half, it's not easy to do it against Newcastle. I believe that our first half was not so bad to be honest, one moment of individual quality makes all the difference.

"I think arriving so many times in the dangerous areas like we did, there were just not enough bodies in the box or should have worked the ball more as well.

"In the second half I think we improved more in the duels. I think we made a big impact on the game definitely. Then the way we controlled the game, we pushed them back. We equalised on a very good counter-attack and we scored the winning goal. In the last 10 minutes we showed good organisation, I think we controlled really well.

"Overall I think we deserve the three points from our reaction."

On his message at half time: "I think we had some lack of objectiveness in the first half, our last finish, not enough bodies in the box, that was one of the clear messages. I thought we were losing too many individual duels in the first half. And also to keep doing the good things we did in the first half. We did it in a good way. We were more brave in our attack and able to score."

On his side's reaction after losing to Manchester United: "To be honest, against Manchester United it was a disappointing result, it just showed that most things we did well and we didn't score. When you have a down at this level at home, the great thing is to react away and we did it in a really tough game against Newcastle. It's always nice to come here and give the fans the confidence to go home with a smile on their face and enjoy the week in the best way possible."

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

We have seen Duran go and it's a question of Watkins wants to go or not.

It will be interesting to see how it goes today because it could be a big opportunity for him.

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Matheus Cunha barges over Ezri Konsa as he chases a ball down the left and then looks aghast that he's given away a free-kick.

Hardly an action packed start to this one. Bitty.

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Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna speaking to Sky Sports: "Very disappointing, it was an important game for us. We should have been ahead at half-time but we ended up going behind to a really poor goal. We created more than enough chances to win over the course of the 90 minutes. We were in complete control until their goal.

On whether his hand was forced to make a change in goal: "Christian [Walton] is injured and he's going to be out for quite a few weeks."

On whether conceding late at home again will define their season: "We've got fourteen games left to try and make sure we write a different story for our season and hopefully we're not talking at the end about the disappointment of conceding late goals and letting points go adrift."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola, speaking to Sky Sports: "Disappointed when you lose a game.

"Small things that didn't go for us. We have given ourselves a chance, but it hasn't been enough.

"Key moments, you can score and make the difference. But we have not scored and at the end, against teams like Liverpool, you need to punish them whenever you have the chance.

"The way the players performed, everyone can see it has been a high-level game.

"We have a week to prepare for the game against Everton in the FA Cup.

"Everton have been doing well so it's a difficult draw for us."

Leicester City

Leicester boss Ruud van Nistelrooy told BBC Sport: “If you look at the scoreboard after 10 seconds and after five minutes, if you look at the goals of course you don’t do yourself any favours to come here and get a result starting like that.

“You look at the first long ball, a duel, Doucoure is in. The second one, one ball down the channel. Good finishes. They were very effective. We know the start of the game you have to stay in the game. You know it will be intense and hard at Goodison. We gave ourselves a big problem to get a result.

“You always think of changes but the goal just before half-time is… where at 2-0 you have options… at 3-0 very limited options. We carried on 15 minutes and then made subs.

“We worked hard for that [Tottenham] result and turning good performances into points. It took a lot of work… to get ourselves out of the relegation zone. Words, it has to be deeds. Hard one to take. Credit to Everton. They’ve been great against Spurs, Brighton and this one. We have to take it on the chin and improve.

“It’s little things. The first duel and sharpness to act accordingly. It can happen, it’s football. We know the situation we’re in. We’re together and want to push forward and get out of the situation.”

Youri Tielemans takes the free-kick but he just ends up giving Jose Sa some easy early catching practice.

A good early run by Jacob Ramsey. He has four players on him and is fouled in a decent free-kick position for Aston Villa...

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A big opportunity for Wolves to get out of the relegation zone after losses for both Ipswich and Leicester today.

The home side get this one under way.

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Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Yeah no doubt [that it is a missed opportunity], it's a bad result for us. Poor way to lose the game, we were the better team, had the better chances, should have been ahead, should have killed the game but didn't and then lost it to a poor late goal from our point of view."

On losing it so late: "I don't think a point would have felt too much better today to be honest. We should have been well clear in the first half and we come in level in the game and we go behind from a really good start. A point wouldn't have felt great today and a defeat definitely doesn't."

On what was missing in the second half: "We didn't manage to break down their man-to-man pressure. In the second half, we didn't sustain the pressure."

"It's an opportunity missed, another home game that we have lost late and we have had too many of those. We had the better of the game, the better of the performance but we didn't take the win. There's a lot of football to play and it's a sore one to take but we need to make sure that we keep performing well. We need to work hard, respond in the right way and try and get stronger."

On whether the goals his side conceded were soft: "Yeah they were, the first goal is a goal kick and it's probably the first time that they entered our box and it should be saved as well. Two poor goals."

On any transfer activity before the window closes: "No. I don't think so. My feeling is that there probably won't be, we're still going to try for sure to improve the squad but I don't think anything will happen."

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SaintsFC Matt: OMG...we actually won a game of football!