West Ham United

West Ham midfielder James Ward-Prowse: "It's been difficult for everyone, there has been uncertainty but they made a mutual decision.

"Today we put on a performance for him to give him the send off he deserves. He leaves the club in a fantastic place for the next manager."

Sheffield United

More from Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder speaking to BBC Match of the Day:

On the summer: "Not tough at all. It is amazing because my wife would possibly say that I am soft with our kids, but not in this industry. I haven't got to where I've got, over 1,000 games in management without that ruthless streak. Knowing what I want, what the team wants, what the club wants. If I get given that opportunity to take the team forward as you have seen previously my team will fight, play, run and have belief and confidence. It is a tough division and you get found out.

"I've not had the impact on the group that I would have liked to have had, but I'm not sure many managers would have had a better impact, that is the way it is. We have to move on quickly and get it right for next year. We need to give them something to shout about next year.

On the Calvert-Lewin v Robinson incident: "No. There was a coming together between them, I know both boys. I think the referee handled it the right way. Jack got his hands up and pushed and he shouldn't have done but I don't think there was any maliciousness in the game at all and the referee was right to keep it 11 v 11."

West Ham United

West Ham goalscorer George Earthy: "It's the perfect feeling to come on and score. I have been here since I was six, a season ticket holder my whole life and I know they are the best fans in the world.

"I can't put it into words, it felt like I was dreaming to score. It still doesn't seem real."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Roberto de Zerbi speaking to BBC Sport: "My conclusion is it was a fair result, we could win the game or lose the game.

"We suffered too much, especially in the second half, especially when the substitutions for us are two young players.

"I am very proud for the performance and we would like to finish the season in the first 10 places. All the problems we [have had] this season, it is a great result.

"It is important the point, especially in this stadium. I think St James' Park is the best stadium in the Premier League. I have twice been in this stadium and both times it was an incredible atmosphere.

"It is important now that we have two home games and we want to make our fans happy."

West Ham United

West Ham manager David Moyes: "When you are in Luton's situation once you concede a goal it feels hard to hang on. That first goal took the stuffing out of them.

"George Earthy has been special for a long time. When you're that size, lightweight, you need to be given time to develop but he's a terrifiic football player. He has trained really well and he's been close to the team. Today he gets a goal and it's great for him.

"I go away from here with great memories, the club is a brilliant club and has so much room for improvement. It can step up again and I hope that they do. The crowds here are huge, we had a great crowd today. I have lots of great memories here. We have beaten a lot of the bigger sides at home and the biggest thing is that West Ham are back on the map."

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Wolves

Wolves captain Max Kilman to BBC Match of the Day: "We gave everything but it wasn't enough today. We need to do better in the final third. Sloppy errors today cost us and we played poorly.

"I want to give it my all for this club and that's been my goal since I've been here, just to give it my best.

"The support has been phenominal this season and they've really stuck with us. We need to build for next season."

Sheffield United

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Yet again in another away game, we wrote down at the team meeting was to execute big moments, take big moments. I don't think I'm looking through rose tinted glasses, the team have took some beatings this year and are a team that clearly lacks confidence and belief. When that happens you take an extra touch or misplace a pass, and that's what happened today.

"Everton didn't dominate the game by any means, we created enough openings to get something. Listen they have made a great run of it lately, but yet again we have competed. That is standard, so I'm not going to praise that or give that a clap.

"Yet again the goal is poor, we should do better with it. Then we are chasing the game, we created enough in the second half but couldn't execute it. We are towards the finish line for the season now and it's not been good enough right the way through.

On which moments may have changed the game: "Tell you what, we're going to sit on the crossbar and try and get beaten 4-0. Of course not, of course we wanted to try and take the game to them and try and create chances. We did that. As I said it is another disappointing day.

"It's not disappointing in terms of the support we have received, at times we deserved a clap, at other times we didn't. It is humbling going over to the away fans at the end, 3,000 or so Sheffield United fans that have hope and belief for next season. I've certainly got that too.

"We are saying the same things in the changing room. Same as last week and the week before, right the way through. Big summer and a big change of attitude and culture and big decisions to make."

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Good block by Marc Cucurella to stop Chris Wood's low and Ryan Yates lashes a wild volley over.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a pass from Cole Palmer.

We know Mykhailo Mudryk is quick, but soon as it come to Palmer he took off running and threaded it through the gap - the finish was excellent.

Mykhailo Mudryk has scored five Premier League goals this season, and three of them have been the opening goal.

Forest had three shots but that was Chelsea's first chance.

Ola Aina takes a throw-in that Rory Delap would have been proud of and Ryan Yates, the other side of the penalty spot, heads wide.

Chelsea eventually get the corner away but then lose it again. Ola Aina's cross is intercepted by Moises Caicedo.

A positive start from the hosts who come forward again but Gonzalo Montiel can't find Chris Wood with a cross. He does win a corner though.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I am sure the Nottingham Forest players are going to enjoy this.

They have no pressure and the party has already started, they know they're going to be a Premier League team next year.

Chris Wood is getting the chances recently, but he's not putting them away - he needs to score!

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The West Ham players and families are still out on the pitch having a mooch about, we've not had any speech from David Moyes yet. Or any sign of one to be honest.

Very early chance for Chris Wood and Forest. Willy Boly sends him away with a long ball. Wood spots Djordje Petrovic off his line and tries to lob him but his effort lacks the height and Petrovic can catch it.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Final Score

The way West Ham went about it probably didn't show Moyes any respect, but the fans are staying and showing respect for Moyes and what he's done for the club.

The position he's put them in, he's been phenomenal - they have to put respect on his name.

Forest fans are in good voice. They're not expecting any 13-goal swings.