Troy Deeney
Former Watford striker on BBC Final Score

It's disappointing for Chelsea. We have talked about them being title favourites and this is probably why Enzo Maresca said they are not. They are not clinical enough and they keep letting in poor goals.

Fulham

Fulham goalscorer Harry Wilson told BBC Sport: "Amazing. The scenes at the end seeing the fans like that was amazing.

"To give them that to cheer about, we're buzzing.

"The way we reacted was amazing. We had a back five but our wing-backs were so high, we pushed them back at times.

"In the last 30 minutes we were the team pushing and deserved to win.

"I thought I was offside but didn't realise someone [was behind me].

"When I'm on the bench I just want to come on and help the team.

"We're on a really good run. We wanted to keep that monentum going today. I thought we did enough to win it.

"I'm not happy being on the bench but the last few games I have started. I feel I've done my part for the team. Hopefully I'll be in from the start against Bournemouth in a couple of days."

Chelsea

Chelsea striker Cole Palmer, speaking to Amazon Prime: "To lose at the end is difficult.

"In the first half we played well, controlled the game and had quite a few chances. Second half we lost a bit of control. They are a good transition team and direct. We got caught up in their game and paid the price.

"We turned it into a game they are better than us at. It is fine, we have another game in a few days. Keep going.

"We knew we were not going to win every game we play. Everyone said from the start we are not title contenders.

"The manager said it was an opportunity to learn, we will look back on it and rest and recover.

"It is football and it happens. We lost control for 20 minutes and the scored two, so well done Fulham."

Right time to look at some more of the reaction from the earlier games today...

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Thankfully, just one minute is added on to the end of that half.

Tina Brown: I'm a United fan but have to say Cunha from Wolves looks better than anyone in our side.

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The home side have gone up a notch or two in intensity levels in the last five to 10 minutes.

Manchester United forward Amad Diallo cuts inside onto his left peg but sees his effort easily blocked.

It's all a bit too predictable

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on Amazon Prime

Wolves are a lot more threatening when they get their wing-backs up the pitch.

The spin from the deflection caused Andre Onana a problem - it nearly sneaked in.

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How far out is Nelson Semedo there? The Wolves captain lets fly from distance and a slight nick of Manuel Ugarte has Manchester United goalkeeper André Onana scrambling as the ball zips just past the right post.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at Molineux

This has not been the greatest game so far.

Wolves wing-back Rayan Ait-Nouri drives past Noussair Mazraoui but his low drive fizzes past the far post.

Leny Yoro has looked a little off the pace so far for Manchester United.

Matheus Cunha gets the better of the young French defender but Manuel Ugarte comes across and helps his teammate out albeit Wolves still get a free-kick.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at Molineux

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Referee Tony Harrington played quite a long advantage before eventually stopping the game and booking Joao Gomes for a foul on Bruno Fernandes.

If Manchester United had made something of the attack, Gomes might have got away with it but the visitors were going nowhere which, sadly for them, has happened too often tonight.

Joao Gomes collects a yellow card for a foul on Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes.

Absolutely no need to make a challenge at all there. From the resulting free-kick Lisandro Martinez's weak header is easily saved by Jose Sa.

Manuel Ugarte can't catch hold of an effort from 18 yards out or so and the home fans enjoy seeing him slip over as Wolves regain possession.

Diogo Dalot has another effort cutting in from the left which flicks away off a home defender and out for a corner.

Manchester United had lots of shots from 20-yards out or so in their 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth a few days ago, which frankly were dismal. And so far they have not really carved Wolves open despite having 66% of the ball.

A half decent chance for the hosts as Jorgen Strand Larsen gets up early to meet Nelson Semedo's cross from the right.

The Norway forward is under pressure from Harry Maguire but still gets his header on target and forces Andre Onana to tip it over.

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Nathan, Manchester: Two picky fouls to stop attacks for Wolves = Two bookings. Two picky fouls to stop attacks for United = zero bookings. Just want consistency as this stuff changes games.

Wolves forward Goncalo Guedes gets the Molineux crowd going with a long-range effort.

The Portugal international's shot is always rising and ends up five yards or so over the Manchester United cross bar.