And that's it from us on a night that saw Newcastle and Norwich take one apiece from a relegation six-pointer and Leeds leave it very, very late to beat Crystal Palace.

You can check out Matt Howarth's report on the battle at the bottom here, and Michael Emons' late rewrite on the drama at Elland Road here.

We'll be back tomorrow for six more Premier League matches, so don't forget to tune in.

Until then, we'll leave you with this moment of magic from a Flying Finn, goodnight..

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Leeds United

Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa, speaking to Match of the Day: “After the goal there were still five minutes to play. Only at the end did we feel the win was ours.

“We haven’t taken many points so far this season. Every game we see as an opportunity to balance this out.

“The opposing team had developed their play very well and it was very difficult to keep that clean sheet.

“To have won the previous game always helps to prepare for the next one. Sometimes a win facilitates the next one.”

On Raphinha: “He’s very important and to score that goal he needed a lot of character, personality and courage. He got us the three points.”

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira speaking to Match of the Day: "It happened on the other side a couple of games ago and we have to deal with it, outside of the situation at the end we are a little bit disappointed, we should create a little bit more chances and didn't make the right decisions.

"I really believe we were the better team tonight. We don't have time to feel sorry for ourselves, we just have to analyse how we create chances and how we can improve our last pass and work in the final 30 yards. We had the best chances in the final 10/15 minutes and didn't take it, so you leave the door open.

"The details make a difference, and the detail today is we didn't score that first goal and got punished. We knew the season would be long and we would have some ups and downs. It is important to stick together and work even harder. We showed some positives."

Leeds United

Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa: “The win was very necessary. We really hoped we could win this game because the results we’d been getting weren’t good enough.

“The start of the second half was very good. The first half in general was balanced in our favour and the second half we also started well. There was a segment where they created danger, but we finished the game well.

“To have a penalty in the last minute in such an important game is not easy. You have to have character and personality to be able to score it.

“In every game we play, all the points are important given the start to the season we’ve had, which hasn’t been good. In every game it’s going to be an extreme necessity for us to get the points.”

On Patrick Bamford: “He played 90 minutes yesterday. Perhaps for this weekend not, but definitely for the following one.”

Leeds United

Leeds forward Tyler Roberts speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "It was amazing, it's the best way to win the game. The buzz is still there in the changing room now.

"It was a great performance, we stuck to the game-plan and got he result.

"It was a very high energy game, we cam out fighting and showed our intent from the first minute.

"Credit to the boys, that's the fight we have in us. We owe the supporters our all and that's what we try to give.

"The fans had the same attitude as us today, the whole place was... I wouldn't have liked to be a Crystal Palace player or fan today. "

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace midfielder Conor Gallagher, speaking to Match of the Day: "Really difficult, we are very disappointed to lose the game especially conceding right at the end. I didn't feel like we deserved it, we have played a lot better than that but we are gutted. We have to take it on the chin and bounce back.

"We had chances to win the game, we want to be winning these games but they made it hard for us, pressed well. On another day we could have come out with the win.

"We are making good progress and working hard to improve, not every game is going to go well, we need to keep our heads down and keep working hard. I am really enjoying playing under Patrick (Vieira) and for Crystal Palace and hopefully I can improve and the team can improve."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira: "I’m frustrated because we were the better team. When you don’t put away your chances, you know you can get punished.

"I don’t want to focus on the penalty. We had a couple of good chances, especially in the second half. We didn’t have the technical ability to play the right ball at the right time in the right space. I thought we were really unlucky.

"It’s a difficult place to come. We knew the chances would come in the second half. If we defend that way away from home, we’ll win more matches than we lose.

"The last game against Villa we didn’t perform at all, but in this one we performed. We just have to accept the result. Some of the games have gone in our favour – tonight it didn’t.

"We don’t have time to feel sorry for ourselves. We just have to focus on our next game."

Leeds United

Leeds forward Tyler Roberts speaking to Match of the Day: "We have not been on the best run and it hasn't been the easiest start to the season, but three points at the end is everything that mattered.

"We knew it was going to be a physical game but we stepped up to it tonight. We are not looking at the run of games, Crystal Palace and then Brentford now on Sunday.

"Some of the results have been harsh - Tottenham we were very good in the first half and got punished in the second, Brighton we could have had something. We'll keep putting the work in."

A quarter of Teemu Pukki’s Premier League goals for Norwich have come against Newcastle (4/16).

He netted a hat-trick against them in August 2019.

He has scored three goals in his last four Premier League games, as many as in his previous 24.

Newcastle are just the fourth team to fail to win any of their first 14 games in a Premier League campaign.

All of the previous three finished bottom and were relegated (Swindon 1993-94, QPR 2012-13, Sheffield United 2020-21).

Norwich are unbeaten in four Premier League games for the first time since February 2013. Their eight points over the last four games is two more than they’d earned in their previous 25.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace defender Joel Ward: "Coming away from home, putting in a performance like that and creating chances, we certainly should have got something out of the game - or maybe even taken three points.

"I think our performance was a positive performance. Away to Leeds is going to be a tough evening, but we matched them all over the pitch and created better chances."

On the penalty: "When you see the referee give the signal, you know there’s something there. You just prepare yourself for what’s coming next."

AdrenALI: Where would Leeds be without Raphinha? Heroes like that are special & while Bamford is out he is the only man capable of providing much needed points. Huge win, especially given the spurned opportunities building up to it.

Leeds United

Leeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips: "Massive relief, I think we deserved the win, created some good chances in the first half. We got a little bit lucky in the final minutes with the handball. Very happy.

"There is always concern when you are creating chances and not scoring. We started struggling this season so we are happy to get the three points.

"Rafa is a very good players and oozes with class, so I didn't expect anything else.

"It is a massive win for us, we are very happy and have to try and go on a run of games now - we have a tough run of games before Christmas.

"I will play any position the manager asks me - if he wants me to play centre back I will play centre back, if he wants me to play goalkeeper I'll play goalkeeper. I respect him so much I will never fall out with him.

"I saw a lot of things on social media and TV that me and the manager had fallen out, it's never been the case and I wanted to put that to bed."

The winner was Raphinha's sixth Premier League goal this season, making him Leeds' top scorer.

Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

You look at VAR, we see the different angles of it, I'm thinking Marc Guehi is trying to get leverage, Liam Cooper's in front of him and Cooper should head that ball.

Guehi's obviously thinking he has to have his arm there or he's going to run head-first into Cooper. I think he's very, very unlucky.

Kalvin Phillips is clapping the home fans as they slowly make their way towards the exits.

Another solid display from the England international.

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Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

We were waiting for a winner, something to talk about. Raphinha, who else could it be?

Yes, it was cruel on Crystal Palace, but Leeds needed these three points. What an end to a football game.

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Patrick Vieira has watched points slip away from his side over the past few days, they had a huge chance with Christian Benteke at 0-0, but he headed wide from close range.