"Everything we didn’t do in the first half we did at the start of the second half. We were intense and direct with our attacking. We asked more questions and could have scored. I’m really pleased with the second half.

"We need our attacking players to contribute goals and Alex (Isak) has done that in the past few weeks with massive moments, then Joelinton and Harvey Barnes pop up with moments too. We know we have players who can make that difference and I’m really pleased with that side of our game.

"Harvey Barnes did what he does. He’s an outstanding player. Trying to find room for him in the team is something that I am conscious of. I’m really pleased he got that goal – I thought it was a fantastic finish.

"Hopefully they are a significant three points for us. We desperately didn’t want to fall flat today. It is a tough ground and team to play and to come from behind as well, it’s a really good day for us.

"I felt we were slightly inconsistent – I wasn’t that happy with our first-half performance. It was a bit slow and not direct enough. The passing was a bit sideways. 

"Credit to the players for the second half because that is everything we want to be. I thought we deserved to win.

"I wanted to see more energy and more sprinting and more direct duels. We were turning down opportunities to attack and that isn’t like us and it suited Nottingham Forest.

"Joelinton is like gold dust because wherever you put him you know he’s going to do a good job. His attitude never changes in training. He’s playing in different positions so he has to do the training. I’m really pleased again with his performance.

"The Premier League is really, really tight this season and you need consistent victories and it can really elevate you. Everyone is searching for a formula that guarantees them victories. 

"We’ve looked much more like ourselves in the past few games. I still feel there is more to come and we can improve, and we’ve got room to improve.

"We needed some momentum. We always say how quickly football can change and your fortunes can turn.

"So three wins and there is a totally different feel about the team. I’m really pleased today because an away game, going 1-0 down to come back and win in the way that we did, I think is a big moment for us.

"We probably don’t want an international break at this moment in time but it’s there and we have got an extended break as well because we play on the Monday, not the Saturday, when we come back.

"So players will go away, we go to Saudi Arabia, we come back but we try and keep the feeling that we have now.

“We know that we’re in a good position and we’re building our season but we have some key games to come.”

On Anthony Gordon’s injury:

"It looks like a similar problem to one he had a few weeks ago with his hip. We hope it’s not serious but I don’t know yet, I’ve not spoken to him.

"I’d say he’s a doubt (for England) because he’s come off.” 

On Dan Burn's booking that followed the unpunished assault on Tino Livramento:

"It’s very rare you see me run to the fourth official but I thought Tino had been elbowed in the face and it was a clear free-kick, it wasn’t given and Dan paid the price for that really because he feels like he has to make the foul in that moment,"