Wolves fans mock Bruno Fernandes | Man Utd fans protest in front of the directors’ box

Wolves manager Vitor Pereira speaking to BBC Match of the Day: “It’s not easy to play here but in the end we got a result.

On Pablo Sarabia: “Very happy with Pablo [Sarabia] because he has quality but his quality as a person is more important. He believes in himself, he has character.”

On Dan Bentley starting at short notice after Jose Sa’s injury: “I want to speak about [Dan] Bentley because [Jose] Sa had the problem with the warm up and Bentley played very well and with character. The fans believed in the team. I’m very happy. Bentley prepared himself for a long time. He wanted to play and he had the chance to play. He works a lot to be ready for this type of situation and he helped us.”

Pereira speaking to Sky Sports: “It was not our best match. Technically and tactically, we know that we can play better. We played with our souls, with our spirit and that is what I saw in the game. The supporters believed and the moment that we had a chance, we scored.

On Pablo Sarabia: “He works a lot on the free-kicks. I like him a lot as a player and a person because he has the character that I like.

“We have quality in the squad. The confidence was not in a high level when we arrived but we start to give them confidence and in the end the results help to build something. We are building something good for the future. We have to go into the next game and believe and with our supporters we can do it.”

“We lack a lot of things in our team” 😳

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Vitor was good value in his post match presser, as usual.

This was his response to the job he’s done and how he’s gone about it.

Talks about creating relationships, bringing energy, clear tactics and of course, THE FANS! #Wolves #wwfc

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Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim speaking to Sky Sports: “We suffered a goal with their [Wolves’] only shot to the goal. They scored a goal and we lose the game. It will be like this, ups and downs and let’s finish the season.

On the performances of debutant Tyler Fredricson and youngster Harry Amass: “I think they played really well. We need to score goals so that the kids have better memories.”

“These days are really disappointing. We were better than the opponents but if you don’t score goals, you don’t win games.”

Amorim speaking to BBC Match of the Day: “We didn’t score our opportunities. That’s it. We need to score goals.”

On Rasmus Hojlund and whether he needs support: “We need to continue to work but it is not just Rasmus, the whole team missed a lot of opportunities.”

On whether it is one step forward and two steps back for Manchester United: “This season is going to end like this so we need to take the positives and work on what we need to improve. They will have one chance. We have to look at everything, our squad, what we have to do in the market. We will see. We talk every day about next season and with time we will get what we need to improve the team.”

Amorim, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: “If you don’t score goals you don’t win games.

“We need to score goals. There was a time we didn’t score, but we didn’t create. We have a lot of chances to score, but we didn’t score – that’s the biggest problem for our team.”