Kobbie Mainoo's shot hits Christian Eriksen and goes wide. Eriksen laughs. Mainoo doesn't.

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe on whether his side lost the game in the first half: "I think we did, it was a slow start and the first goal was a killer blow for us. It was a poor goal for us to concede, we need to do much better.

"The first half was difficult, we looked stretched in our defending. Second half we were much better, we scored a great goal and thought we could turn the game around.

"We had our chances and ultimately the third goal killed the game."

On centre-back Fabian Schar's chance to equalise: "We won the ball back high, Fabian had the chance to score and unfortunately he didn't take it.

"Games swing on big moments. The character and attitude was better in that second period but we have to learn our lessons from the first half.

"We have to start the game better and be more front footed and more dominant in our performance."

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Back to United attacking. Amad Diallo backheels the ball to Bruno Fernandes, whose cross is caught by Dean Henderson.

Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna, speaking to Match of the Day, said: "It was a fantastic way to finish the game. For the captain to step up and strike it well and for the goal to come in front of the away supporters to get a point is a great thing for the group to go through.

"I thought we deserved a point. We started much better but were undone with a real piece of quality from Adam Lallana. Against a team, away from home, pushing for their first win was not easy but we kept doing the right things.

"It's a massive thing to go through and builds on what we have done over the last few years. Scoring late goals and never giving up has been a massive part of our success so for a new group it's good for them to go through that today.

"It gives us belief that if we are in the same situation we can score late goals. If you take out [Manchester] City and Liverpool in our first two games, it's three games in a row where we have been competitive.

"We're edging in the right direction but we have to keep improving, It's about keep developing as a team, keep improving and the points will take care of themselves."

Dan: Palace looking almost as abysmal as West Ham earlier which is some feat.

Chris: It's hard to understand why Palace are treating a mid-table team like Utd with such respect. They've barely got out of their own half.

Mark: Palace must be the worst team in the Premier League, absolutely woeful performance so far.

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Palace play the corner short and it never gets into the box. Amad Diallo blocks a cross with his nether regions and goes down for a minute or so but he recovers - still grimacing admittedly.

Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

Zirkzee dropped into midfield there and helped to keep the ball which allowed Fernandes to break. They've played really well so far.

Palace win their first corner of the game as Joshua Zirkzee heads behind from a free-kick.

Eddie Nketiah tries to launch a very rare Palace break and Alejandro Garnacho, who lost the ball in the first place, is booked for fouling him.

Jack: Positive first 30 minutes for Man Utd. Controlling the game, looking dangerous going forward and relatively comfortable defensively. The 1-0 loss is going to sting...

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Amad Diallo pulls the ball back to Bruno Fernandes, who is denied by a good Marc Guehi block. Was a boost for Palace that he didn't leave to Newcastle.

Leicester City

Leicester City boss Steve Cooper speaking to PLP: "After our first half performance then we'll have to take a point. It was not what we wanted, we intended to attack the game and take the game to Everton but we were no where near the level in the first half.

"We changed things at half time, not a tactical thing or any rocket science, just re-asserting the values and commitment needed to win the game.

"To be fair to the guys they didn't go under, they kept going and managed to get back into the game. We pushed and pushed and tried to get the clear chance, giving up a few counter attacks as expected against Everton because they have real quality. But we didn't quite get through.

On why the first half was flat: "I don't know if we underestimated the challenge a bit or if we took some things for granted. We didn't move the ball quick enough or get up the pitch to press quick enough. Doesn't matter who you play those things always need to be dealt with. If anything we stuck together, showed good resilience and just couldn't find a winner."

On three draws from five games: "Yes it does show that we are competitive. If anything this is the first game that we got what we deserved. After previous games we felt like we could and should have gotten more. We should have more points on the board but we haven't, so we have to keep pushing to put that right."

Does feel a little bit like a Roy Hodgson performance.

Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Palace are going back far too easily, it is far too negative. There needs to be more positive runs in attack from Eze and Mateta.

United have a corner and they send the defenders forward but it's Joshua Zirkzee who heads wide at the back post.

Christian Eriksen has been fizzing in some excellent set-pieces so far.

Six shots for United, four on target and two off the woodwork.

Palace haven't had any chance yet.

Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

Good football, especially from United's right. Garnacho timed his run right and again, it was too easy for United to break through.

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Southampton

Southampton manager Russell Martin, speaking to Premier League Productions, said: "We have to win the game today. Their only threats were coming from set pieces.

"We had chances to kill off the game in the second half and when you leave it at 1-0 it was a problem. We have to be angry with ourselves. The detail with our defending was not right and it has cost us a goal.

"It was a good game. The first half was quite tight, second half I thought we were really good. It was really disappointing [to not win] and I feel like we're so close.

"The frustration and the disappointment overrides everything. We're off the mark, but we have to use this as a springboard as there was so much good about the performance.

"We're a team that has given everything, but we have to be more ruthless in both boxes. It's a big progress in our four or five games, just allow me to be annoyed."