Antonee Robinson has a pop from long range but it's straight at Ivo Grbic.

Ryan Yates opts not to shoot on the edge of the box and instead lays it off to Divock Origi. He drills in a low cross and it's deflected behind.

Bright and breezy by Bournemouth who continue to find pockets of space inside Everton's half. Antoine Semenyo has made a particularly lively start.

Jordan Pickford makes his second save to keep out Justin Kluivert's flick from a well-worked corner.

Brereton Diaz almost gets on the end of a scramble in the box but Bernd Leno manages to get two hands on it eventually.

After that early chance for Chelsea, Burnley have responded well and have enjoyed a good spell of possession.

If points were awarded for spirit then Luton would be in the top four. They fight for each other and have been a credit to themselves in this battle for survival.

Their fans will know there is a long, long, long way to go in this game, but they have made the ideal start.

Good attack from Fulham. Alex Iwobi links-up with a few team-mates on the right but the cross doesn't find anyone in the middle.

Tosin Adarabioyo then concedes a foul as Sheffield United try to break.

Newcastle United

Newcastle matchwinner Harvey Barnes speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was one of the maddest games I have played in for sure. We are obviously disappointed to be where we are in the game and then we had a mountain to climb. This team is all abut team spirit and never give up and that showed in abundance today."

On Newcastle's injury issues: "Today I was fully fit but there have been large parts of the season when myself and others have missed because of injuries. It has been frustrating. For me, I miss that feeling of being out there and when I am, I want to make up for lost time and today was a great step forward with that."

Do you relish scoring goals like you did today? "Definitely. It is what I am here for. These are the games and moments you want to be involved in. Sitting on the sidelines, in the stands, it's the worst feeling so it makes you want to work even harder to get to stages like today and enjoy moments like today.

"You are just eager to get out there and help the team get back in the game. You want to try and make an impact, whether that is goals or setting others up. That's what the gaffer expects from us coming on the pitch so luckily today I did them things."

There are plenty of Evertonians who have made the arduous 530-mile round trip and they're making themselves heard at the Vitality Stadium.

But it's Bournemouth who make the positive start as Antoine Semenyo's attempt is parried by Jordan Pickford into the path of Lewis Cook who blazes over.

Callum Hudson-Odoi makes a great run down the left for Forest. He pulls it back into the six-yard area but Tyrick Mitchell gets enough on it to clear.

Chelsea are on the attack early doors as Cole Palmer fizzes an effort into the sidenetting.

"We shall fight and we shall overcome" were the words shown up by banners in the Trent End before kick-off.

Forest have work to do to secure their safety. This is another big game at home.

Off we go in all five matches. A busy one. How will the bottom of the table look? Can Tottenham close in on the top four?

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Rodrigo Muniz has scored seven goals in his last seven Premier League appearances.

Since the beginning of February, he has scored more top-flight goals than any other player.

Judith: Harvey Barnes who cannot get into a mid table starting eleven, scores a good goal and all of a sudden he is England quality.

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

Oliver Glasner has changed the system to a 3-4-3 at Palace since he came in, but there's not been a lot of change in the personnel.

I have always said if they can get Eberechi Eze and Micheal Olise fit and firing in the same team then Palace will have a chance against anybody.

The win against Burnley - you'd expect them to get that one - then with 15 minutes to go they were leading at Spurs, which isn't bad either.

It's not a bad start by any means. I think if they win today they are safe.

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Nottingham Forest have never lost a Premier League match against Crystal Palace.

They have won three and drawn four of their seven previous meetings.

Palace's only league win over Forest in the past 12 attempts was a 1-0 Championship victory at the City Ground in December 2011.

Both clubs have changed their manager since this season's reverse fixture ended goalless in October.

Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder to BBC Sport

There are only four points in it and I have always felt Everton could be dragged into it.

If you look at their points return, if it was not for the points deduction they would be sailing miles away from it.

They could be dragged into the battle - but I would be shocked if they did get relegated.

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I remember watching Tottenham play at Kenilworth Road in October when they should have been out of sight after the first 10 minutes, but still ended up nicking the points after Yves Bissouma was sent off before half-time.

I am not expecting Spurs to make such hard work of this game, and we should see a response from them after their heavy defeat against Fulham.

I admire Luton, and I am a fan of their approach under manager Rob Edwards. They are more expansive than they were at the start of the season, and I understand why, but maybe it is time for them to play with a bit more balance.

If Luton go to Tottenham and go toe-to-toe with Ange Postecoglou's side, that is very brave. It paid off when they went to Newcastle, and nearly won but I don't see it working again here.

Sutton's prediction: 4-1