Mirallas beats offside trap to slot in third
Defender Stones heads in from a corner
McCarthy rounds off Everton counter-attack
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Former England defender Martin Keown
Match of the Day
"West Brom had dipped a little bit, but Tony Pulis has turned it round again. Every year, he seems to be able to do it. He's the master of getting out of trouble."
Former England captain Alan Shearer
Match of the Day
"I think Liverpool have been let down by their recruitment this year. They had the money from selling Luis Suarez, and the majority of signings haven't worked out for them.
"Liverpool missed a trick last year, because they had the Champions League to offer last summer. They're unlikely to be in it this time, so top players will be reluctant to go to Anfield."
Image source, Getty ImagesThis game was the very definition of drab, as Liverpool's season splutters towards a disappointing conclusion.
Having lost to Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-finals last weekend, Brendan Rodgers side now look like missing out on a Champions League place, with this goalless draw with West Brom meaning they are now seven points behind fourth-placed Manchester United.
Former England defender Martin Keown
Match of the Day
"Sunderland had great opportunities to win this game, and they didn't take them.
"It's just not working for Jermain Defoe at the moment. A couple of times, he had sights of goal, and just didn't wrap his foot around the ball. Maybe he's not quite fit enough."
Image source, Getty ImagesAnother game, another stunning Charlie Adam goal for Stoke and another draw for Sunderland.
No team in the Premier League has drawn more games than the Black Cats this term but, in the circumstances, this away point lost a little of its sheen.
Leicester and Hull both winning meant Dick Advocaat's slide slipped into the bottom three, despite Connor Wickham giving them the lead after just 59 seconds.
Former England defender Martin Keown
Match of the Day
"I'm sure Charlie Austin is kicking himself over his penalty miss. He is brave enough to take it and he's going for power, but he blasts it down the middle. It's a poor penalty. But Adrian is a different class at saving penalties. I think it's three he's stopped this season.
"The save he made from Matt Phillips in the second half was world class. It's not a Hollywood save. The speed with which he got across the goal was incredible."
Image source, Getty ImagesHad it not been for Charlie Austin's 17 goals this term, the chances are QPR would already have been relegated. But that will do little to console the Loftus Road fans after the striker's penalty miss cost them victory over West Ham on Saturday.
Austin's first-half spot-kick, awarded after a handball from James Collins, was saved by Hammers goalkeeper Adrian. QPR still earned a point, but results elsewhere mean they are now four from safety having played a game more than three of their relegation rivals.
Image source, Getty ImagesWho should definitely be in the PFA team of the year? Tell us why.
Joe: Aaron Cresswell, been superb in his first season in the Premier League and best player for West Ham too
Anybody'sOpinion: Some of the bias of these teams are laughable. Coquelin over Matic? Sterling over Alexis? Fine line between loyalty & delusion
John Maynard, Liverpool: My team of the year would be. Forster. Ivanovic. Terry. Fonte. Bertrand. Matic. Sterling. Hazard. Sanchez. Kane. Austin. Subs: Coutinho. Downing. Skrtel. Giroud. Lloris. Aguero. Forster won't get it as he isn't England's number one or at a trendy club. Southampton's defence and keeper have been the best in the league all season. Austin getting that many goals has been incredible considering where he was five years ago.
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Former England defender Martin Keown
Match of the Day
"Gylfi Sigurdsson is, for me, one of the best players in the division. He does so much for Swansea. He's such a quality player, with eight goals and 10 assists this season. He's a very quick-footed, intelligent player. I can't believe Tottenham let him go."
Former Newcastle captain Alan Shearer
Match of the Day
"I feel a bit sorry for John Carver, because he's from the area, he loves the football club; it's just a shame some of his players don't love the football club as much as he does. They're in a mess. They're in trouble.
"I think 35 points might be enough to stay up. I'm looking at Newcastle, and I don't think they're safe yet. Their goal difference is not great either. Newcastle will need another point, and then I think they'll be all right, but I don't know where that's going to come from."
Image source, Getty ImagesFor what seems like months, Newcastle have been cluttering up the middle of the table with no concern about what's happening above and below them. Suddenly, though, they're looking over their shoulder.
After Swansea condemned them to a seventh straight defeat, John Carver's side are just five points clear of the relegation zone having played a game more than three of the teams below them.
So about these PFA awards...
Tottenham's Harry Kane is one of four players to make the shortlist for both the player and young player of the year prizes, alongside Manchester United keeper David De Gea, Chelsea forward Eden Hazard and Liverpool attacking midfielder Philippe Coutinho.
Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez and Chelsea's Diego Costa complete the senior list, while Chelsea's Thibaut Courtois and Raheem Sterling of Liverpool are the two other young player contenders.
Here's some key stats on the men in the mix...
Former England captain Alan Shearer
Match of the Day
"I thought the disallowing of Yaya Sanogo's goal was a pretty soft decision in the end. He's just got a hold of Paul McShane's arm, and there's a little tug. But I think McShane was clever, because he got underneath the ball and he knows he's going to get beaten, so he goes down.
"It was soft, and Alan Pardew was pretty angry about it. But he can have no complaints about the result. Hull were much the better team and deserved the three points."
Former England defender Martin Keown
Match of the Day
"Dame N'Doye came in during the January transfer window, and was sensational against Palace. He still had the energy right at the end to get the second goal. It was a great finish, and it was very timely after a run of six games without a win before today."
Image source, Getty ImagesGiven they still have to play four of the top six, how crucial could this victory prove for Hull?
Dame N'Doye's second-half brace earned the three points that keeps Steve Bruce's side a point above the relegation zone with five games remaining.
For Palace, it was a second straight home defeat.
Image source, Andros TownsendTottenham winger Andros Townsend has been busy at the London Marathon this morning. Don't worry Spurs fans, he wasn't taking part, but was instead sounding the hooter for the Mini Marathon.
Former England captain Alan Shearer
Match of the Day
"Burnley have failed to score in 16 games out of 34 this season, which tells you the story. They've scored one in their last eight matches, and it was a similar problem against Leicester."
"What I found strange was that Matty Taylor took the penalty - and he hasn't taken one for five years. Burnley have had three penalties this year. Scott Arfield missed one. Danny Ings took a penalty and scored.
"Ings hasn't scored in nine games, and maybe he didn't fancy it because of confidence. But I would have thought: 'Get the penalty, put it on the spot, score it and you might get a few more goals during the remainder of the season.' That sums Burnley up."
Former England defender Martin Keown
Match of the Day
"What Leicester have done is absolutely incredible. Normally, when you hit the bottom, you're dispirited, and you're going nowhere but down.
"They were marooned at the bottom for 141 days and they've come back with spirit. There's so much energy about this Leicester team. They just don't know when they're beaten."
Image source, Getty ImagesRemember in February when Nigel Pearson's jacket appeared to be on a shoogly peg? And the start of this month when his Leicester side were seven points from safety?
Well, four consecutive wins have made all that seem a long time ago.
This was perhaps the most dramatic of the quartet, though, Jamie Vardy scrambling in the winner to lift Leicester out of the bottom three just 59 seconds after Burnley's Matty Taylor missed a penalty.