Lee Blakeman
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Burnley have started the second half slightly better than Fulham.

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Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi might be thinking about protecting some players given his side's healthy advantage, as João Pedro goes down after getting winded.

Callum Wilson tees up Jacob Murphy but his shot is blocked before he fires another effort just wide.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

That is twice now from the start of the second half that Barkley has been closed down very quickly.

That didn't happen in the first half.

Jacob Murphy looks so elegant on the ball today. His final ball hasn't been great but he looks very good.

Chiedozie Ogbene robs it off Lewis Miley on the edge of his own box. He carries it all the way down the right, finds Jordan Clark but his cross is just too high for Carlton Morris.

Fulham win a corner, from which James Trafford punches the ball out to Tim Ream, but his shot is blocked.

Huge chance for Newcastle!

Jacob Murphy beats the full-back on the left but can't get it across to Bruno Guimaraes as Thomas Kaminski's outstretched leg gets in the way.

Guimaraes would have had an open goal.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I thought Gordon looked a bit tired and weary.

They have been waiting a long time to be able to switch players and give them a bit of a rest. It makes perfect sense to me.

He did well but he was looking a little tired.

Michael Olise, who was deemed not fit enough to start, is sent on for the second half in place of Jeffrey Schlupp.

Is it an unnecessary risk to send him on at 3-0 down? A bold decision by Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson.

Alfie Doughty and Kieran Trippier come together just outside the box but Newcastle don't get the free-kick they're looking for.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

I think Eddie Howe at half-time will have said more of the same, just keep it tight at the back and keep the ball better. I just expect Newcastle eventually to start playing some football and create some calmness.

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Burnley have made a change for the second half with Maxime Esteve on for his debut. The defender has replaced Hjalmar Ekdal.

Callum Wilson makes his return, replacing Anthony Gordon for Newcastle at the start of this second half.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Final Score

Luton have shown quality and organisation. They have shown at times they can play, but also have gone long. Intelligent football with togetherness as well. Plus loads of character.

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Ross Matthewman: I’m not a Palace fan but I totally understand the frustration with Hodgson. He was brought in as a stopgap but his job is done and he needs to go. What doesn’t help is his growing dismissiveness of the fans and his very generous reading of his own CV.

Starting to get back under way across the board.

Shane O'Neill: Luton have really found their feet in this league and can go toe to toe with anyone. Ross Barkley is immense, easily the best player I have seen this season.

Everton

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Everton manager Sean Dyche speaking to BBC Sport, first on if the late equaliser made the draw feel like three points: "I don't know about that but I thought the mentality was excellent.

"We know they are a good side. We were very good today, worked to cause trouble for them and I thought we did enough to get something from the game.

"There are a few things we can question about their goals but there is a lot of good that comes out of that performance."

On the team's character: "There are so many good things and so much character in the team. It shows even when we're stretched, young lads coming off the bench, there are good signs about what we are trying to achieve here amid all the adversity and all the noise.

"We still can't get a penalty - I don't know what that is about."

On Everton's strength at set-pieces: "It's a valid part of the game, it's something the staff work hard on. Inevitably it's about the will and demand to go and score the goal, after quality into the box."

On Jarrad Branthwaite's equaliser: "It's a great header, it's a brave header. Who knows [with VAR] at the minute. I don't think anyone can make head nor tails of it. I don't know how we didn't get a penalty.

"[Our mentality] has been on show all season. We are stretched at the minute."