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Everton manager Roberto Martinez to Match of the Day: "Tom Cleverley is an incredible example of a player in the way he behaves and approaches the game. He feels wanted and feels the warmth of the fans."

Newcastle United

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Newcastle boss Steve McClaren to Match of the Day: "The last header of the game. I’m more disappointed for that set of players because they gave everything. You talk about 100% – they gave that.

"They didn’t deserve to lose. It's a cruel way to do it. All we can do is pick ourselves up. The crowd were magnificent and appreciated that the players gave everything.

"I thought there was some great defending and Robbie Elliot was great in goal. Some of our attacking play second half - if we’d have scored first we’d probably have won.

"They’re down. They gave so much. That has to be appreciated. I told them I see a team in there. We’ll win games and get lucky sometimes. If we carry on like that we’ll have a stronger second half."

Everton

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Everton boss Roberto Martinez to Match of the Day: "I think the manner we performed was pleasing. We knew Newcastle had been consistent in the last few games. We had a complete performance and created a huge number of good opportunities. To get it with the last kick of the game it feels good emotionally. I thought some of the play was magnificent at times. This is a real kick-start in our season."

Steve McClaren has just appeared for a TV interview. Let's just say the Newcastle boss looks as though he has had better Boxing Days...

Everton host Stoke City on Monday before entertaining Tottenham on 3 January. Then Roberto Martinez's side are at Manchester City on 13 January and Chelsea on 16 January.

Newcastle United

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Newcastle midfielder Jack Colback: "It’s a tough one to take. A bitter pill to swallow. That’s football I suppose. They caused us problems. They're a really good team, they move you into positions you don’t want to go to. But we grew into it and came out better in the second half. I'd say a draw would have been fair.

"It's not been a great year but things have been picking up."

It doesn't get any easier for Newcastle. After Monday's game at West Bromwich Albion, the Magpies visit Arsenal on 2 January before hosting Manchester United on 12 January.

Everton have lost just four times in the Premier League this season. They have their fewest away defeats (1) between the start of season and new year since 1908.

Everton

Everton midfielder Gareth Barry: "It was a fantastic time for Tom to get his first goal. There's no better feeling than a last minute winner.

"It was the sort of game we've been having - dominating and creating and not putting the chances away. Hopefully that can be a turning point."

Two sides to every story...

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Everton's first win in five Premier League games lifts them up to ninth in the table. For Newcastle it's another sorry sob story. Steve McClaren's side are third from bottom in the table.

Winter break? No thanks. Not when you have drama like that.

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender at St James' Park for Radio 5 live

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"Newcastle feel like they have been mugged, they had the better opportunities in the second half. Elliot has been outstanding in the second half, but his punch wasn't too clever.

"This should have been a draw, Newcastle are really unlucky but well done to Everton, who stuck at it and won the game."

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Astonishing scenes. Having missed a hatful of chances, Everton grab victory right at the death as Tom Cleverley's looping header from a corner wins it for the Toffees. There's hardly any time for Newcastle to respond and the hosts look shell-shocked at the final whistle. Everton players celebrate as though they have won the FA Cup! Pure drama.

Pinball in Everton's penalty area. Frantic defending. 

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender at St James' Park for Radio 5 live

"In so many games in the Premier League this year, they'd sit back and settle for a point, but these two are going for it."