Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe speaking to BT Sport: "It is a big result for us because it was back-to-back wins.

"Consecutive wins in the Premier League are rare - they can change your status and elevate the club.

"We have to stay calm and focus on the next game.

"I think we are in a better place, but football has a way of twisting and turning, so we are not getting ahead of ourselves, we know how tough this league can be."

A tale of two halves for Manchester United.

It was one of their best performances of the season in the first but largely second best in the second.

Ralf Rangnick's side slip out of the top four.

All over!

A huge cheer from the Burnley fans as the bottom club holds Manchester United.

... but Harry Maguire shoulders wide.

That is surely that?

Jesse Lingard's shot is deflected behind and Manchester United have a 10th corner.

Last seconds of stoppage time...

Nick Pope tips behind an awkward Jesse Lingard ball into the box and Manchester United have their ninth corner of the game.

Bruno Fernandes drives a shot in from the edge of the area but Ben Mee is in the way.

Anthony Elanga plays a brilliant ball in for Cristiano Ronaldo but he sends his header over the bar.

Was that the chance?

Jadon Sancho drives the ball across the box but James Tarkowski lashes it away.

Into stoppage time now with four added on and Manchester United are the side on the attack.

Into the final two minutes and Burnley send on Ashley Barnes for goalscorer Jay Rodriguez.

Third and final change for Manchester United as Anthony Elanga comes on for Marcus Rashford.

Elanga missed a penalty in the shootout against Middlesbrough in the FA Cup last Friday, but can he help the visitors find a winner here?

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at St James' Park

Allan Saint-Maximin is singing along to 'Hey Jude' with his arms above him and a huge grin on his face.

Another stellar display from the Frenchman, who, along with the Newcastle fans, looks like he believes Newcastle can stay up.

It feels like a corner may have been turned.

Connor Roberts' cross is blocked as Burnley come forward again.

Six minutes to go.

Sir Alex Ferguson has braved the wind and the rain to take this in. At half time the trip would have been worth it, this second 45 minutes? Not so sure.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

No question the better team won. The turning point was Newcastle's first goal.

Everton's reaction second half wasn't great. All the power, all the poise, all the quality came from Newcastle, got the two goals and fully deserved their win.

There is a feel-good factor around the stadium and you can see in the players they got stronger as the game went on - the crowd played a huge part in that.

Jesse Lingard, who was told he could leave in January but a move never transpired, is on to try and rescue the day for the visitors. He replaces Scott McTominay.

A big, big night for Newcastle. They are out of the bottom three.

They are also just one point behind Everton, who really are in the relegation scrap now.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

Manchester United's players can't complain about the backing of their supporters this evening.

The visiting fans are making plenty of noise in an effort to galvanise their team.

So far, it hasn't worked.