Time for us to wrap up our coverage but as always you can watch highlights of today's games on Match of the Day, which gets under way at 22:25 GMT on BBC One, iPlayer and online.

Goodbye!

Everton

Everton manager David Moyes, speaking to BBC MOTD: "It was a great win because for large parts we weren't at our best. I think Wednesday night took so much out of them but fortunately we got a goal in front which gave us something."

On Beto: "Everyone need an opportunity in life and in football you need that chance. I think he is getting better and we are beginning to understand him a bit more. I have got to say, he has done brilliantly well."

On the game: "I thought our defenders the second half and especially late on, did a great job defensively. I was annoyed with how we played in the first half and then we gave a goal away soon after the start of he second half. I though Crystal Palace were on top and thankfully we got the goal and the three points."

On Carlos Alcaraz: "We knew a bit about him when he came in in terms of energy and being a young player who can improve. We are so short on numbers but I think they are doing a brilliant job at the moment. The wins are taking us away from that relegation battle."

On hitting the ground running back at the club: "To come back to Everton was something I hoped would happen and I didn't expect it to happen. It is great to be accepted again and the fans have been brilliant. Even today, we had a brilliant support with us because I think they are starting to believe a bit more in us and the team. Everton has had a difficult period and I certainly think there is light at the end of the tunnel now with the new owners coming in.

"We want the players to be positive and play in the way they feel good about themselves and we want to create chances."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We all feel disappointed and frustrated as it was a game I don't think we should lose. We have too many decisive mistakes. We had some chances and when you make mistakes they took the chances that we gave them.

"We said before the game it will be a very close game and both teams neutralise each other in different parts of the game, We had two or three big aces in the first half before they scored and it was a big gift, the first goal.

"Football is a game of momentum and you need to take the momentum. We didn't get so much pressure and we were a little bit worried about the long balls. One of their set plays decided the game.

"It is a team win or a team defeat and today it was a team defeat. We have to find better solutions. Then we can learn from it and win those games."

On Eze returning from injury: "When Eze is fit he can help us and this is what he showed today."

Everton

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Everton boss David Moyes, speaking to Sky Sports: "The players have reacted well. It has been a dream start coming in and winning so many games. Starting to look more healthy in the Premier League.

"I hope it will be the case, ultimately I am thinking we still have to get enough points.

"It has been a brilliant start, it was a good win for us today, really scrappy.

"They showed great resilience and won at a difficult place against a team who have been improving."

On the performance: "I expected better. I told them that. I thought we looked not at it in the first half. In the second half we did a bit better with the ball, even though we lost the goal in the second half. The players are doing wonders, I am so pleased for them.

"There's a much better togetherness with the supporters and the players. It is certainly a club which thrives off its support, hopefully we are getting them all back on side again."

On the atmosphere at Goodison Park during the Merseyside derby: "We all know Goodison has never been an easy place to come and play.

"I have to say, since I come back the crowd has been fantastic - Goodison is much more like I remembered it."

On positive form since his return: "I don't know if there's any secret. Sometimes in football your given opportunities and you have to take your chance.

"Beto chances have come through injury, he probably saw a chance to play half a dozen games or so.

"It was down to him to show if he was capable. He is getting better in the games as well and I am really pleased for him."

On Carlos Alcarez: "He started to tire a bit just before he got his goal. He did a great job for the team.

"We are short of players, 13 first team players available, not a great deal on the bench - that's why the wins are so important.

"Carlos has done a great job today."

Everton

Everton forward Beto, speaking to BBC MOTD: "What a week it has been. It has been a tough week, but two great results. We are happy to have these two great results. We knew it was a tough game today, but we got the three points and we are happy.

"It was a difficult chance as I took a touch, I was calm and composed. I am happy to score and the confidence, last season I wasn't so confident.

"Now I feel all my training and all my mental work and all the work I do with my teammates is paying off.

"Now, I believe. I believe that I belong in the Premier League and I'm a Premier League player."

On David Moyes' impact: "A lot of work finishing and holding the ball, but apart from that play my game and do my job."

On Jean-Philippe Mateta: "I like to see his style of play and he is similar to me. He scored once again."

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Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner speaking to Sky Sports: "It is furstrating today and similar to the defeat against Brentford. The game was exactly how we expected it and then of course when we concede such goals, it is hard. We had two or three chances and the first half was quite equal. We gave them this kind of goal, had a great reaction and then it was up and down. It was a set play again when we can't clear it and that is why we lost. The players tried everything and we had a big effort. It is not so easy to score against them. We had some opportunities but we didn't have the efficiency today.

"We wanted a player in one-v-one situations and Eze did that and he was unlucky with his finishes. We wanted to find quicker solutions with passing but in the end, it stays frustrating but we have to learn from these games. I am sure the players will show a good reaction again. The players are great guys but we need to find the right solutions for these games.

"The distances were too big and Beto did a great job today and they could play in our half and the final third and then they had some set plays and that is how they scored the second goal.

"It is not a game we should lose. We had opportunities to win it and we lost the game at Everton in a similar way. It was not what we wanted but we have to accept it and we have to learn from these games."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace midfielder Will Hughes, speaking to Sky Sports: "It is raw now. Very frustrating. Goals avoidable, frustrating night."

"I don't think we were at our best, even in the first half. Everton are difficult to break down. Giving them a goal like that [Beto's opener], it was always difficult to get back in the game. Little details have let us down, again.

"I think we needed something different on the pitch and it worked for the start of the second half. They hit us with a sucker punch at the end which is frustrating.

"There's plenty of errors leading to goals. Our home form has been poor this season. Our away form this season has been top.

"It needs to change quickly.

"I can't put my finger on it or it would have changed a long time ago."

Everton

Everton defender James Tarkowski speaking to Sky Sports: "We knew it was going to be tough today. Low on numbers and with all the emotions of Wednesday. We had quality when we needed and we defended well late on."

On Beto: "He has been outstanding. he has run himself into the ground as much as he can. he has bee outstanding recently and got his goal."

Have you improved since Moyes came in? "Winning and scoring goals brings that back. Since the manager has come in we have definitely improved. I don't think we were great today but we took our opportunities. We are still working to get better.

"On a day like today, we stuck at it and got the win."

Everton

Everton goalscorer Beto speaking to Sky Sports: "I am playing with more confidence and joy . We are playing better football and the team is confident. We want to win every game. Today we deserved to win and it is like this."

On the fan support: "It means a lot. It means a lot. I just needed to keep working on myself and improving. Maybe I wasn't playing because I wasn't in good fitness or confidence. I am really happy and I love hearing them singing my name."

On new signing Carlos Alcaraz: "He played really good today. He was close to me and we talked a lot and you can see he is very good. I am really happy for him, he is a good guy."

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Everton have completed a league double over Crystal Palace for the first time since the 2004-05 season, also under manager David Moyes.

With that win resurgent Everton move above Tottenham and Manchester United into 13th, 13 points above the relegation zone.

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Former Chelsea & Fulham goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

In the end, Everton deserved it. They were better organised.

For Palace, it wasn't like they played badly, they had some good chances, but they didn't make the most of it.

All over!

A second successive away win for Everton to complete a fine week for David Moyes' side after their battling draw against Liverpool.

The Toffees are on the up.

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