Kieran Trippier and William Osula's instant reaction to win over West Ham United | OneFootball

Kieran Trippier, after his final home game for the club, speaking to BBC Match of the Day:

On his St. James' Park farewell: "The most important thing today was the win, of course it was, we need to start getting wins fast. West Ham were fighting for different reasons. My last ever game at St James' Park so it was emotional, especially more so now, my children were here and the supporters were fantastic.

"Like I do in every game since I joined the club I always try to do my best. it doesn't always happen, but I am an honest guy and player. The first half we did very well. Most games this season we have started the second half slowly but the most important thing was the three points."

On the reception he received: "Bruno [Guimaraes] was top. He's captain but he wanted me to lead the team out. It was a bit emotional before I walked out.

"My oldest son is 10 and he could see all the pictures of me on the other side [behind the goal] and he understands more. I had my three children with me and they all noticed the flags. You have to try to be professional and focus on the game at hand."

William Osula, scorer of two of United's goals, speaking to Sky Sports:

On the win and his brace: "We're delighted. It was very important to get the three points, especially in the last home game.

"It's important to get the first goals and be ready at the start of the game, so we're glad we started strong.

On ending the season on a high: "We've got our heads down in training and worked hard to make sure we finish the season strong. Everybody wants to do the best for the club.

"Everybody wants to play football and I thank God that I'm playing now. It's the best feeling [to score at St James' Park], it's always nice to get on the scoresheet."