Newcastle United

Steve Bruce is asked by TV if fans will be buying him a pint at one of the pubs close to St James' Park.

"I somehow doubt it," he says. "I think I will just go home thank you."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

That was West Ham's fourth penalty of the season and they have a 50% record.

Curiously, Jesse Lingard scored with their last one, after missing with his first. Rice took the first one West Ham received this season, against Sheffield United in February, when he scored.

Hindsight a wonderful thing but maybe it would have been better for Lingard to keep the job.

Liverpool have a corner off Matt Lowton as Andy Robertson's shot is blocked. The sun is really shining at Turf Moor. Robertson looks orange!

Actual goal machine Christian Benteke controls a ball into the box on his chest, holds off a defender and smashes the ball towards goal but it's saved well by Bernd Leno.

Angelo Ogbonna can't poke it in at the back post from the West Ham corner.

By the way, Declan Rice's penalty was the earliest to be missed in a Premier League game in the competition's history.

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Steve Bruce speaking to BBC Sport: "The supporter were terrific. When you think there were only 10,000 here, it's amazing the difference. We could have put it to bed a bit earlier. Some of our play in the first half very decent."

On the prospects of keeping Joe Willock at Newcastle: "As I have said before, it's a doubled-edged sword. We have to respect he's Arsenal's player. If we can, we'd love to bring him here. Let's see what we can do because he's exactly what we needed. Joe has still got a lot to learn but we have given him a freedom and a licence to get forward. He is a young player enjoying his football.

On injuries: "We have struggled. It has practically been two years non-stop for the players. There are a few bumps and bruises in the dressing room."

On the future: "We all aspire to take Newcastle into the top half of the table. We have to be actively better than just surviving. We have got the makings of a half decent team."

Said Benrahma smashes one from the edge of the box and it's swerving dangerously for Sam Johnstone, who has to push it over the bar with his fingertips!

Christian Benteke has scored in four consecutive Premier League appearances for the first time since April 2013.

Only Dominic Calvert-Lewin (seven) has more Premier League headed goals this season than Benteke (six).

This is the first time Benteke has reached double figures for Premier League goals since 2016-17.

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Liverpool have given the ball away a lot so far. Johann Gudmundsson almost capitalises on another mistake but it's out for a goal kick.

It's nice build-up play from West Brom on the right but the cross is cleared at the near post. It comes to Okay Yokuslu but his sloppy pass is straight out for a throw-in.

As things stand, Arsenal will basically be out of European contention if you factor in their poor goal difference.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham interim boss Ryan Mason speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We scored a good goal but we gave them a goal that they didn't have to earn. When you give a Premier League team two goals it becomes very difficult to change the game. I'm very disappointed. It wasn't how we wanted to finish the season at home in front of our fans.

"It's a big game for us [on Sunday], it's a big game for them [Leicester City]. We have to get over this. We will work tomorrow, there is no doubt we have to be ready and we know what we have to do."

On Harry Kane: "He means a lot. He's a Tottenham player. I've answered so many questions on Harry Kane in the last 24 hours. I'm willing to speak about the game but not individuals. We were fully focused on the match and I'm very disappointed.

"There are so many emotions in football. I love representing this football club. Yes a lot has been going on but our aim is to get results on the pitch and unfortunately we didn't do that."

Mohamed Salah gives it away on the edge of the Liverpool box now but he works hard to block a few shots before eventually poking it into Alisson (and thankfully for Liverpool, not past him)!

Alex Howell
BBC Sport at Selhurst Park

Selhurst Park is absolutely bouncing as Benteke equalises with a diving header. The goal being cleared brings a cheer as loud as the first for the goal!

Crystal Palace want a penalty - and there is a VAR check - but the decision is no.

Rob Holding puts his arm on Wilfried Zaha's on the edge of the box and Zaha goes down too easily. Right decision. There was contact but it's meant to be a contact sport.

Rhys Williams is beaten to the ball in the middle by Jack Cork. It goes out left to Dwight McNeil, he takes on Thiago and it almost comes through to Chris Wood.

Burnley have a corner.

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Arsenal bring off Bukayo Saka for Martin Odegaard.

Crystal Palace fans get to celebrate all over again - and they do - as VAR confirms the goal stands and Palace are level.

Everton

Everton boss Carlo Ancelotti, speaking to BBC Sport on positive influence of fans being back: "Knowing this we don't need to sign new players if the supporters in the stadium next season!

"They make a difference, in the history of the club our supporters make the difference and next season they will make a difference. It was nice to see them, totally different atmosphere.

"The reaction was good. We are in the fight. It is unpredictable but we are still in the fight. Maybe we are going to have the most difficult game of the season but to be in the fight is important.

"I have hope knowing it will be the most difficult game. We beat Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham and Leicester. We don't have a lot of possibility I know but with the small possibility we will do our best."

Will James Rodriguez be back after missing this game with fatigue? "I hope so because everyone will be important for the last game."