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Everton captain Phil Jagielka: "Burnley pressed and showed desire and we didn't deal with it very well. We all agreed at half-time we had to put a better performance in.

"My goal celebrations are always horrific! I thought I'd do a cartwheel today." 

On Ross Barkley: "Yeah, it's nice for our main players to keep confidence up. We'll give him an assist.

"It was a great finish from Rom [Lukaku]. It's up to us to make sure he finishes top of the goalscoring charts."

He's no Peter Beagrie on the post-goal acrobatics.

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Everton are coming on strong at the end of the season.

Their latest win at Goodison Park takes them above Arsenal and Manchester United, albeit having played three games more.

Manolo Gabbiadini returns for Southampton following injury and replaces Shane Long up front. The Saints' only other change sees Steven Davis come in for Jordie Clasie, who scored the winner in their previous game against West Brom. 

Southampton: Forster, Cedric, Stephens, Yoshida, Bertrand, Davis, Hojbjerg, Ward-Prowse, Tadic, Redmond, Gabbiadini. 

Subs: Clasie, Long, Rodriguez, Caceres, Martina, Boufal, Hassen.   

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Captain Vincent Kompany starts for Manchester City, having not been risked in their last game against Hull. He replaces John Stones at the back and partners Nicolas Otamendi, who is in for Aleksandar Kolarov. Kevin de Bruyne also returns to the starting XI in place of Raheem Sterling. Fernandinho plays with Fabian Delph absent from the 18.   

Man City: Bravo, Jesus Navas, Kompany, Otamendi, Clichy, Toure, Fernandinho, De Bruyne, Silva, Sane, Aguero. 

Subs: Zabaleta, Fernando, Sterling, Kolarov, Caballero, Iheanacho, Garcia.

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This is the bleak reality for Sunderland.

They are still nine points from safety with six games to play.

It is going to have to be the greatest of escapes now.

All over. A point gained? Probably. But it is still likely not to be enough for Sunderland to stay up, one suspects.

David Blaine would struggle to pull this one off, never mind David Moyes.

Sunderland are still nine points adrift of safety, despite this gutsy draw against West Ham.

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The was a pretty aimless ball forward from Darren Gibson, who pumped it right up and into the West Ham penalty area. The keeper came and spilled it, Jermain Defoe caught the loose ball and Fabio Borini was there to slot it home!

Still Sunderland press... They NEED a winner. Hull losing means they can reduce the gap to seven points if they find one.

Victor Anichebe drags a shot wide after a positive run.

Oh Wahbi Khazri! What were you thinking? He goes for goal from the aforementioned free-kick, while virtually all of his team-mates wait for the perfect delivery.

Khazri's head disappears under his shirt. Indeed.

About three minutes of stoppage time left...

Still hope for Sunderland - they have a free-kick about 25 yards out... 

Hull remain two points above the drop, but lose ground on Crystal Palace directly above them in the table.

It is going down to the wire for them this season.

Honours even after a pulsating draw. Crystal Palace will take a point in their relegation scrap after being 2-0 down....

West Ham are down to 10 men after Sam Byram cleans out Adnan Januzaj. That's his second yellow of the afternoon.

Five minutes left for Sunderland to make this numerical advantage count...

Everton move above Arsenal and into sixth in the Premier League table, albeit having played three games more.

Leicester pushing for a winner as we enter four minutes of added time.

Jamie Vardy almost toe-ends in Marc Albrighton's cross, then Vardy picks out Danny Drinkwater with a cut-back from the left byeline.

But Drinkwater slices high and wide.

Watford hit the magic 40-point mark

Gylfi Sigurdsson dances through the middle of the Watford defence, but the ball just runs away from him as he pulls back his right peg.

That was the best chance at an equaliser they have had.

David Moyes has turned into a ball boy. That's how desperate Sunderland are to find a winner...

Swansea are pressing forward at Vicarage Road but it is all proving too little too late as Gylfi Sigurdsson nods into the hoardings.

Two minutes of the four added on have been played...