Cracking stop by Wayne Hennessey. 

Everton defender Ramiro Funes Mori was up for a corner and when the ball broke to him he struck a firm effort that looked destined for the top-right corner until the flying Hennessey intervened.

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The ball's in the Palace net but it won't count. 

Romelu Lukaku struck a bobbling shot from the edge of the area that beat Wayne Hennessey but not the right-hand post. 

The ball came rebounded to Ross Barkley who fired home, but he was comfortably offside.

A nice passing move by the hosts ends with Loic Remy once again getting some space to run down the right but Everton get it away for the cost of a corner. 

Another corner follows as Palace ramp up the pressure, but eventually Ronald Koeman's visitors clear their lines.

Everton's Mason Holgate lunges in on Yohan Cabaye and is the first name into the referee's book.   

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Tom Davies blasts one over from 25 yards for Everton, who continue to look the side most likely to break the deadlock.

Wayne Hennessey is again called into action to tip over Ross Barkley's curled effort from 20 yards. Routine stuff for the Wales international.

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Two chances in quick succession for Everton, who are growing into this game.

First Ross Barkley flashed one just over the bar after a strong run into the area while moments later Kevin Mirallas' powerful strike was palmed away by Wayne Hennessey.

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A few half-hearted penalty appeals from the travelling Everton fans as Kevin Mirallas goes down in the area after being crowded out by James Tomkins and Joel Ward, but referee Anthony Taylor correctly ruled there was no foul.

So close to the opener for Palace! 

James McArthur sent over an inviting cross from the left and Christian Benkete's superb header crashed back off the bar with Joel Robles beaten.

Loic Remy is looking lively up front for Palace. He's had an injury-hit time of it and is clearly out there to make a point. He's just whipped an inviting cross into the area but no team-mate was able to get on the end of it.

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Everton start to apply their first bit of pressure and Seamus Coleman wins a free-kick by the touchline, level with the Palace area. It comes to nothing.

Decent start for Palace and they force an early free-kick in a dangerous position 35 yards out. Yohan Cabaye lifts it into the box but Everton's defenders clear the danger.

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Contrary to our earlier graphics, Palace are indeed in their home kits, not away. Everton, meanwhile, are in some lovely yellow and blue clobber.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

Sam Allardyce is yet to win a league game as Crystal Palace boss after four attempts and I don't think it will be easy for him here either.

Prediction: 1-1

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Everton

• The Toffees have earned 10 points from their last four league games, keeping three clean sheets and scoring 11 goals.
• However, they have won only one of their last eight away matches (D2, L5).
• They could win their opening three Premier League matches of a calendar year for the first time since 2008.
• Romelu Lukaku has scored four of Everton's last five Premier League goals against Crystal Palace.
• Everton have had 17 different teenagers score for them in Premier League history, a record in the competition, after Tom Davies' and Ademola Lookman's goals against Manchester City.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker

Ronald Koeman has put his faith in a teenager by the name of Tom Davies. A young, local lad whose performance against Manchester City was way beyond his years. Everton have a history of unearthing local talent and, although I don't see a Wayne Rooney, I do see a player who has blue blood running through his veins.  

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