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And here are the reports from today's games.

• Bournemouth 2-1 West Brom
• Huddersfield 0-2 Crystal Palace
• Stoke 1-2 Everton

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Almost time for us to wrap things up. Before we head off, here's a reminder of what happened in the Premier League today.

On another important day at the bottom of the table, Crystal Palace were the big winners as they beat fellow strugglers Huddersfield 2-0 to climb out of the relegation zone.

There was also more suffering for West Brom. They ended up losing 2-1 at Bournemouth on the south coast, having gone ahead through Jay Rodrguez's strike just after the break.

Meanwhile, fellow strugglers Stoke stay 19th after a 2-1 defeat at home to Everton. Charlie Adam was sent off for a lunging challenge on Wayne Rooney in the first half of a match played in wild wintry conditions.

Read the Premier League round up here.

West Bromwich Albion

More from West Brom boss Alan Pardew. He said: "It is just tough for us, we have had one of those seasons when nothing has gone right for us.

"The players have worked so hard, it is hard to look them in the eye when they haven't got anything for it. They are walking out of here injured animals because they didn't deserve it.

"We are not getting the results and that is the business we are in. I have to take responsibility for that. It is more and more difficult [to stay up] as the games tick by. It is just galling. It was a really committed effort to get something."

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Stoke City

Stoke manager Paul Lambert speaking to Match of the Day: "I couldn’t ask more for the effort. We had 10-men for most of the game and got ourselves back into it. It's a disappointing result but effort, I couldn’t have asked for anymore."

On whether he disagreed with Charlie Adam's red card: "Not really, the referee's position is probably a better angle than anyone has and looking at it now, I can see why he has given it.

"The first Everton goal was offside and how he's not seen that I don’t know. These are big moments and when you're fighting for your life you need those decisions to go for you."

On a break in the schedule: "If you win then you want the next game to come quickly but if you lose or have injuries then you want time to regroup but, as I say, I can't fault the effort."

And the weather? "The weather is part of the game. There's no excuses, that’s just the British weather I'm afraid."

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe told BBC Sport: "It was a difficult game, we always knew it would be and West Brom got bodies behind the ball, defended deep, were quite direct and it was difficult when we went behind.

"But thankfully we found something again and we came back. It didn't look like it was on the cards but give the players credit. We weren't opening them up, but we believed we could do it.

"Junior has been practising, practising, practising and we have not had a recognised free-kick taker since Yann Kermorgant in our Championship days, so we took Junior away and said 'let's work on your technique'. We knew the importance of it as we were getting free-kick chances but not capitalising.

"This league is so tough and, as we have always said, we are never safe until we are safe, but this is a huge step in the right direction and we still have a lot of work to do. We hadn't won in a few weeks and hopefully that gives the players some confidence."

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Stoke City

Stoke goalkeeper Jack Butland speaking to Match of the Day: "I thought the fight and desire was there but we were given an uphill task with the red card. We made it very hard for ourselves, when the conditions were already doing that. We gave it a right go but ultimately we came out on the wrong side of the result.

On Charlie Adam's sending off: "Charlie apologised, we've not spoken too much about it to be honest but he has apologised either way. It will hurt him and it hurts us but we need to stop making it so difficult for ourselves.

"We have a great attitude, we have a great bunch of lads and the responsibility was there. Everyone stepped up but it just wasn't enough."

On Everton's goals: "Disappointing. I need to look at the first one again but I felt I got a good hand on it and felt I should have turned it round the post. I hold my hands up, with the work we put in it's very disappointing to concede the goals that we did."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace defender James Tomkins: "Massive. To get a victory today in them conditions was very, very good. The lads put in a great shift today.

"You can never say never, you have to concentrate for the full 90 minutes. They looked quite dangerous at the end.

"Today was massive for us. We have some teams who are around us but also a hard one next one against Liverpool. It will go to the wire but that was a massive win for us."

West Bromwich Albion

West Brom boss Alan Pardew told BBC Sport: "It is so hurtful for our fans and our players. We have almost done most things really well. That free-kick really did hurt us, but we should have done better for the equaliser.

"We were not expecting to lose Jonny [Evans], he was cramping up and we had to take him off, that unsettled us and they got the equaliser. We created chances right from the start of the game and for the players in there, after seeing their effort, it is so heartbreaking.

"This was an opportunity to just get a win and get our confidence up, instead we have had a really hurtful blow. The team deserved more than they got today. It is really hard on our players, it was an unbelievable effort and we have nothing to show for it."

Everton

Everton manager Sam Allardyce speaking to Match of the Day: "Under the circumstances we are extremely pleased. Considering the elements both teams competed with today they've given everything - even Stoke after they went down to 10 men.

"It looked a bit iffy for us again but Cenk popped up with a super goal and that's why we bought him. It's paid dividends for us and it puts us on the 40-point mark, and even though mathematically we are not safe I don't think anyone can catch us now and we can start to prepare for next season.

"I think the quality of the finish caught everyone out, including the goalkeeper, but it was very difficult today to put any quality together because of the wind and snow. Wayne Rooney kept us going in midfield and kept us prodding but breaking down 10-men can be difficult.

"There weren't that many chances and any chance can come in today's weather - anything could happen, likely a mistake in these conditions and luckily we were the ones that capitalised on that today."

On Pickford's claim for England number one shirt: "He's been ready since he was at Sunderland, nevermind Everton, there's no doubt about that."

Image source, Huddersfield Town

Huddersfield boss David Wagner: “Credit to Crystal Palace; they deserved this win. We were below par, particularly with the ball.

"There’s no doubt about our attitude and effort - we fought - but in ball possession, we were not good enough. We were two steps too late today.

"It’s important how you manage defeats and a disappointment like today. The good thing is that we know what we have done wrong and what we need to put right."

Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson, speaking to BBC Sport: "It is vitally important. All the points teams get down near the bottom are vitally appoint. We have had a difficult run of games and not got any points but to get something here at least puts us back in some sort of equilibrium.

"I don't think I have ever had a feeling we are on a slide. We are getting players back to fitness and our squad is looking like what it was when we were getting results."

On Wilfried Zaha: "He is so good at carrying the ball and we noticed that in the second half for us. He is an outlet for us. He got past people and drew fouls and that put us in their part of the field and give our defenders a rest."

On taking the forward off: "I think it was partly fatigue but also he did take one or two knocks in the second half when he was bursting forward and their only way to stop him was to foul him.

"We are happier now to be playing teams where at least we are not having to come across the sort of quality we have in the last two or three weeks."

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Everton

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Everton goalscorer Cenk Tosun: "I think I've settled in very well, I feel better today and it was great to win here after five or six defeats away. I want to thank all the lads, it was a great game for us.

"For both goals I had seconds to react and this is just how strikers must work in the box.

"We want to win as much as possible and we still have the chance to play in Europe next season. We have seven games and we want to win a lot of these.

"It was very cold. With the snow, it was really difficult to play and we couldn’t see the ball sometimes, but in the second half it got better."

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth's match-winner Junior Stanislas said: "That is one of the only free kicks I've scored. In the last few weeks I have been practising them every day and it is nice for it to come off today.

"We weren't very good in the first half, they made it hard for us, defended deep. With the mentality of our players and manager there will be no relaxing in our mindset."

Jordon Ibe, who scored Bournemouth's first, said: "I saw the opportunity and thought 'just have a shot' and luckily I got the goal. It was difficult for us, but we did well and are delighted to get the three points. In the last half hour you can see how well we played."