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A round-up of tonight's games:

Chelsea 1-0 Everton

An 89th-minute deflected strike from Willian gave Chelsea a victory over Everton that maintained their seven-point Premier League lead.

Man Utd 3-1 Burnley

Substitute Chris Smalling scored twice to help Manchester United overcome battling Burnley and climb up to third in the Premier League table.

Southampton 0-0 West Ham

West Ham had goalkeeper Adrian sent off but frustrated Southampton by holding on for a goalless draw at St Mary's.

Stoke 1-4 Man City

Sergio Aguero scored his first goals since December as Manchester City secured victory at Stoke.

Crystal Palace 1-1 Newcastle

Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew earned a point in his first match against former club Newcastle as Fraizer Campbell's goal secured a draw.

West Brom 2-0 Swansea

West Brom moved four points clear of the Premier League relegation zone as goals from Brown Ideye and Saido Berahino secured victory over Swansea.

Match of the Day

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West Ham boss Sam Allardyce has also confirmed that the club's bid to sign midfielder Lassana Diarra will not go ahead due to administrative issues.

Paul in Fulham: At the Chelsea game tonight. I have never seen an instantaneous standing ovation for a piece of skill such as that when Cech saved from Lukaku tonight. Particularly impressive as he was a near spectator for much of the game. Great to see.

John on the way home from Stamford Bridge: Chelsea dominated and had to put up with Everton's constant fouling. Fair red card and fair result!

Jay from London: I can understand why everyone is desperate for Chelsea's best players to be banned, but please stop talking up the Ivanovic incident. He was just one player in a moshpit out there, and the ref saw the whole thing. Do not ban.

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Swansea are in 9th place in the Premier League table. Are they really not safe?

Swansea manager Garry Monk:

"We were very poor, we had no tempo to our game. We made them look an amazing side, that's how poor we were.

"But credit to West Brom, they got their two goals and deserved their win.

"We can't approach a Premier League game with this type of intensity and tempo and expect to get anything out of the game. We huffed and puffed without creating anything.

"If we play like that in any league games coming up for the rest of the season then we will be in trouble.

"We lacked in all areas today. There wasn't too much in it in the first half but in the second half we didn't have the intensity."

Midlands football reporter Pat Murphy
5 live Sport

"Jurgen Klinsmann has always been associated with Aston Villa, even during the Doug Ellis reign. I also know that Randy Lerner really admires David Moyes, but could Moyes be lured away from Spain? But I'm not sure Lerner will still be there at the start of next season.

"Villa have a good squad of players and Paul Lambert deserves credit for having nurtured them with very little money at his disposal. They just need a good coach and if he can sort them out I think they'll be alright."

BBC Radio 5 live

West Brom manager Tony Pulis on 5 live sport: "Is that the real Neil Lennon there in the 5 live studio?? Hello, Neil.

"It was a good performance tonight. We're pleased, but it's small steps towards where we want to go. Lets keep our feet on the ground. But we looked like a team tonight and it's the best performance since I've been here. And Swansea are a good team. The lads have to take a lot from this but make sure they understand how difficult the upcoming games will be."

Former Scotland midfielder Stuart McCall
5 live Sport

"If the replays show something, questions will so straight back to Jose Mourinho."

West Brom boss Tony Pulis:

"It is probably the best performance since I have been at the club, but it is only one game and we need to replicate that.

"We deserved the three points tonight and I don't think anyone can deny that.

"Ideye Brown is a good lad and he has got a good attitude. He has trained well and worked a hard. It didn't work out for him at first but we have given him his chance and he has taken it.

"Victor Anichebe is injured so we only have those two strikers to the end of season, they played well today and I'm very pleased they got the goals.

"But we have midfielders that can also get goals and would be looking for the defenders to contribute too."

Former England winger Trevor Sinclair
5 live Sport

"That wasn't good enough from Manchester United. Some better finishing from Burnley and if David De Gea wasn't on top of his game then Burnley really could have got something from tonight.

"And United's players have been working together for seven months now and they still look like strangers. They still look like they don't know where they should be on the pitch."

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, who was last month fined £25,000 for saying there was a "clear campaign" against Chelsea, was not prepared to discuss the Branislav Ivanovic incident post-match or the possibility the Serbia defender would be banned.

Mourinho said: "I'm concerned with my reaction, because one more question I leave. The next question for that story I have to go."

Newcastle caretaker manager John Carver: "It's another game unbeaten, that's one win, three draws and two defeats now, which is not bad in this league. We said before the game we knew we were up against a big physical side and the pitch was quite lively, so we knew it was going to be a bit of a battle.

"I stuck Papiss Cisse in. I was brave to play two strikers away from home, but he's a fox in the box and if he keeps scoring he has to be in the team.

"It's a bit strange [facing Alan Pardew] because I worked with him for four years but once I got off the bus I went into professional mode. After the game he said to me: 'Well done, you deserved the point.'"

Former England winger Trevor Sinclair
5 live Sport

"Very good goals from Man City tonight. They were each really good, well crafted, the crosses were of decent quality and the arrivals of the players into the box was excellent. Credit to City for creating so many chances."

Match of the Day

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Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew: "I thought we should have won. We started well but the chances were few and far between. Newcastle only had one shot on target but scored. We struggled to break them down, but we scored a great goal - it was a really special cross and we deserved to get something out of the game.

"We had plenty of options on the bench and in the end the bench made a difference. Yannick Bolasie and Dwight Gayle came on and upped the tempo for us.

"It was nice to see my old team and my friends from the club. We took a point and we should be pretty pleased with that."

Image source, Getty Images

Did Branislav Ivanovic cross any lines in that late-match scuffle? I'll let you and the pictures decide...

Image source, Getty Images

Steve Howes: Everton came to foul. They were lucky not to see reds earlier. Justice was done.

Daramola: Great goalkeeping from Cech tonight. He could have easily won my Man of the Match if not for Willian's late show.

Uday Tumuluri: Unfortunately for Burnley it's a results business. Everyone liked a Cinderella story, but there aren't many out there, and for a reason.

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And here are some good stats from Old Trafford. Check out the final one:

• Chris Smalling scored with his first touch of the ball in this game; 22 seconds after coming on a substitute. This was the second fastest goal by a sub in the PL this season after Sammy Ameobi for Newcastle v Spurs (8 secs).

• Burnley have conceded a league-high 16 headed goals in the Premier League this season; six more than any other team.

• Since August 2013, Kieran Trippier has provided more league assists than any other defender in the top four tiers (17).

• Since 2010/11, Robin van Persie is the only player to have scored 10+ goals in each Premier League season.

• Manchester United became the 19th side to win a penalty kick this season in the Premier League - Aston Villa are the only side yet to win one this season.

• Wayne Rooney has still not had a shot on target in the Premier League in 2015 (in 540 mins).