Kieran Tierney and Gary Cahill have a little falling out as Cahill trips the Manx Scot. Tierney needs a bit of treatment but he's fine.

Any sign of a Blades comeback?

In short, no.

Newcastle made a change at the start of the second half as Joelinton, who took a knock in the first half, was replaced by Dwight Gayle.

This is much better by Spurs now, Harry Kane feeds Steven Bergwijn, but his shot is saved again by Emiliano Martinez.

It's incredible what one goal can do.

The atmosphere at Goodison Park has been completely transformed by Richarlison's goal.

Blues fans are out of their seats singing and cheering - a completely different picture to the first half.

Spurs' best chance since the goal. Villa can't clear and Harry Kane works the ball to Steven Bergwijn, whose first-time shot is parried away by Emiliano Martinez.

Couple of chances for Palace. First of all Wilfried Zaha's shot is blocked for a corner and then Gary Cahill heads just wide.

Michael Dawson
Nottingham Forest defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Absolutely fantastic, it's that delivery from Gylfi Sigurdsson that he practices time and time again. It's a glancing header, John Ruddy has absolutely no chance. What a start for Everton!

Villa start the second half like they finished the first, on the hunt for goals. Anwar El Ghazi's shot is blocked.

Jeffrey Schlupp avoids a red card after a quick VAR check.

Oh my, this is horrible. Calum Chambers is stretching for the ball and Jeffrey Schlupp stands on his ankle. He's booked - but VAR is having a look.

Back under way at Goodison. The players are making their way back out at Tottenham and Newcastle.

End to end in the opening few minutes here - Arsenal have had a few chances to have a chance - but are yet to find the final ball.

We are under way at Selhurst Park.

Foxymoron: Few weeks ago; Fans' passion and support most important to football. Tonight: Spurs booed off by own fans after one poor half.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport at Selhurst Park

Both teams form a guard of honour to welcome Roy Hodgson onto the pitch for his final home match. The fans sing ‘he’s one of our own’

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Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson: "It will be very emotional, a bittersweet experience this one. Quite strange because it is something I knew about and you have to make the announcement. I have been bowled over by the reaction and the kind words people have said. It has taken me by surprise, it has not been low key.

"That is the real beauty of this evening, we have been waiting for so long to welcome the fans back. They have got us to where we have been for the last eight season, they have played a massive part. We have not had the benefit of them for the last 14-15 months.

"We did well in the last game (3-2 win over Aston Villa) and are playing a quality team and even though the expectations for Arsenal are incredibly high. When they are not in the top four, you may get duped into thinking they are not that good but they are."

Michael Dawson
Nottingham Forest defender on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Disappointing in the final third from both teams. You can see what fans have brought to Everton, they have got higher up the field but just need more quality. Goalless is probably a fair scoreline.

Newcastle United

Sign him up!

Joe Willock (21 years and 272 days) has now scored in six consecutive Premier League appearances, becoming the youngest player in the competition's history to do so.