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Crystal Palace have won just one of their past 20 Premier League games against Everton, beating them 3-1 at Selhurst Park in December 2021.

David Moyes has lost all three of his managerial meetings with Oliver Glasner - twice against Eintracht Frankfurt in the 2021-22 Europa League and once against Crystal Palace in the Premier League last season while in charge at West Ham.

Only three managers have won each of their first four games against David Moyes: Claudio Ranieri won his first six, while Alex Ferguson and Manuel Pellegrini won their first four.

Newcastle United

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe speaking to Premier League Productions: "It was a tough game, they are still the toughest team to play against. We were not at our best today.

"Goals change games, and the goal we concede early was a tough one for us. All the goals we conceded today we will look back on with frustration. It becomes difficult when you chase the game today, really tough.

"They ask so many questions of you, put you under pressure. They did not have a bundle of chances but they did what they needed to do.

"It's about growing for the next games and learning from today. When you come back into these arenas, fare better, that's the challenge."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth goalscorer Ryan Christie: "Buzzing. Big three points. It is a very and tough place to come. First half I thought we were top and maybe fell out of it at the start of the second half and thankfully Tav scored that goal."

On the first goal: "Dango is very good in the air and does brilliant to glance it. Buzzing for him to get another goal."

On his goal: "Not like me. Nice to get one and hopefully I can score a few more as well."

On how the game went: "We said at half-time we didn't want to give them anything. That's what is frustrating, The impact off the bench had been brilliant for us all season."

On Bournemouth's journey: "It has been amazing. We have done incredible up to this point. We want to be fighting for something between now and the end of the season. Results like today definitely help.

"From now on, for six or eight weeks we need to keep on the track we are at."

What a job David Moyes has done since returning to Everton last month.

His side gave us such great drama at the end of the Merseyside derby, although I must admit I was not watching it properly because I was covering Celtic in the Champions League for Match of the Day.

Moyes has really got Everton going again but I think he is in for a tough evening here.

You have to wonder how much Wednesday night will have taken out of the Toffees, and I suspect it was quite a lot.

Crystal Palace are going well at the moment, and Jean-Philippe Mateta will be hard to stop.

The Eagles been steadily climbing the table for a few weeks now and I am expecting that to continue, although it will be close.

Sutton's prediction: 1-0

Conversations may now turn to what chant Man City fans can come up with for hat-trick hero Omar Marmoush.

A song to the tune of Babooshka by Kate Bush has been mooted.

We'll bring you quotes from players and managers following the 15.00 GMT kick-offs shortly.

We'll also have build up to the late game too, as Crystal Palace host Everton.

All over! Kevin Schade's fourth-minute goal seals the victory for Brentford.

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The final whistle goes at Villa Park as 10-man Ipswich claim a hard-fought point.

How important could that be in the relegation battle?

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A very good day all round for the McAtee brothers. James scored here today for City, while older sibling John netted twice for Bolton in their League One match at Shrewsbury.

All over and in-form Bournemouth claim a victory that keeps them in the hunt for the top four.

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Job done for Fulham.

Calvin Bassey's goal seals the deal for the hosts as they move up to eighth in the Premier League and boost their chances of European qualification.

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Ordinary. Not really done anything. Graham Potter will coach them to be better, but nothing at the moment.

Mateus Fernandes makes a good run through the middle before being fouled. The ball is chipped into the box but Cameron Archer's strike is denied by Kepa.

What a run from Marcus Rashford, breaking away from Ben Johnson before planting a cross into the box which Alex Palmer eventually clears to safety after making another fine save.

Manchester City's biggest home league win of the season, largely thanks to a first half hat-trick from Omar Marmoush.

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A good block from Luke Woolfenden to deny Morgan Rogers from netting a late leveller, and Marcus Rashford curls the resulting corner out of play.