And on that note I will wrap things up.

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And we will have a live-text service on the go for Swansea v Chelsea, a fixture which could leave Huddersfield in even more trouble.

They came here today thinking a win would virtually save them. Now they face three torrid fixtures with teams snapping at their heels.

Hang in there if you're a Huddersfield fan. Football can change in an split second.

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The final stats sum up the game nicely. Even stuff, shared territory but one side with more quality than the other.

Everton have now lost just once in seven league games.

Everton's players have gone to their travelling fans who are full of raised arms and clenched fists.

Sam Allardyce and Sammy Lee embrace. The last seconds of the game saw Scott Malone have a sight of goal from inside the box, only for the ball to deflect over the bar.

That kind of sums Huddersfield up. Plenty of effort but no quality where it matters.

This will be Everton's 13th win of the season. All 13 have come against sides below them in the league. Maybe that builds on Andy's point in our last post.

Andy Rudd: Have a look at the teams that Allardyce has beaten, which of those teams should Everton not be beating? How did he do against the top teams? Battered by Spurs, battered by Arsenal, and couldn’t beat Liverpool when they had the least interest in a derby I have ever seen.

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Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator at John Smiths Stadium

The voices you hear at the end of the game here are from the visiting fans.

This will be back-to-back wins for Everton of course after Monday's win over Newcastle. They are moving up to eighth.

We will have four added minutes as Everton ease home.

In comes a long throw from Huddersfield. They are trying the more industrial route and it nearly works as a scramble sees Laurent Depoitre almost latch onto a ball 12 yards out. Hacked away.

Everton easing home.

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Oumar Niasse is having his name chanted by the Everton contingent after chasing a lost cause.

Huddersfield look lost now. Grumpy faces, a lack of ideas and no real impetus. They force a corner which is floated just beyond Christopher Schindler. Laurent Depoitre swings at an effort in the area and it's blocked.

Huddersfield are going two up top. Rajiv van La Parra is off and striker Laurent Depoitre comes on.

It looks like Everton are going to a back three. Ramiro Funes Mori on and winger Nikola Vlasic off.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at John Smiths Stadium

Everton fans still not happy. Chants that can be best described as "colourful" now being aimed in Sam Allardyce's direction.

Home mascot Terry the Terrier is waving them forward from the corner flag. In comes the latest delivery, cleared.

With Southampton still ahead, Huddersfield are slipping closer to the bottom three. Their final three games are against Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal too.

Oumar Niasse replaces Cenk Tosun.

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Pete Gillespie: We cant go down, we won't get into Europe, but we're still playing like relegation strugglers and refusing to shoot. Our survey said it, our fans are singing it and now you're reading it. Allardyce out.

Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator at John Smiths Stadium

I'm trying to think of Jordan Pickford having to make a proper save today.

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Aaron Mooy has been the busiest player on the field with 62 touches. His latest one sees him fizz a ball into Steve Mounie on the edge of the box. The ball gets caught under the striker's feet and Seamus Coleman races back to steal it from him.

Better stuff from Huddersfield as they free Rajiv van La Parra down the right. He takes a touch, lifts the head and delivers low for Alex Pritchard at the near post. It's a good chance but Pritchard swings at it and doesn't make contact. He got a touch carried away at the critical moment.

Wayne Rooney is making way for the younger legs of Tom Davies. No goals for Wazza since December. Sam Allardyce is applauding him though Rooney does not look happy.

Scott Malone comes on for Huddersfield as captain Jonathan Hogg makes way.

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