Newcastle boss Rafael Benitez on whether he will watch Brighton attempt to secure the Sky Bet Championship title on Saturday: "I don't think so. I will try to enjoy (time) with the family if I can. I can not do anything, so why do I have to be there suffering or not suffering? Maybe someone will call me after and say 'they did this or they did that'. But no problem.
"We still think we can win (the title), but we can do nothing. It is depending on them, we have to wait."
On their 14th away league victory of the season - a club record: "The players have been doing so well the whole season, especially away, that it was a pity not to break the record before.
"So to do this after promotion, and be closer to Brighton, I think is quite positive for everyone at Newcastle. We did our job and we are happy with that. The fans are delighted and can go back happy.
"I was pleased with the reaction of the players, especially after we gave them the day off after the promotion as it is more difficult to control what they can do. But they were quite focused and you could see (in the) second half we played very good football."
Cardiff manager Neil Warnock on the performance of referee Graham Scott and his boss Mike Riley: "I thought we were a bit unlucky, I didn't see anything wrong with Morrison's header, it's a very soft foul. If you look at the free-kick he gave for their first goal, it's a nothing free-kick.
"We have to start educating players what to do when you get a referee like that. I thought Scotty had a bad game today, he was poor in general with his positioning and interpretation.
"(Aleksandar) Mitrovic came on and never looked at the ball once, he fouled Morrison three times and he (Scott) didn't see it. Why? Because he's not educated.
"There is no wonder, if Mike Riley's his tutor, no wonder."
On 11-goal top scorer Kenneth Zohore's new deal: "He's been at the ground since half past four, so there's no wonder he's knackered. He shouldn't have been in until half six, and the game should have come first really. It was something I wasn't aware of and it won't happen again."