Michael Brown
Former Fulham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

James Garner is just trying to find those little areas to get the creativity going for Everton.

A couple of times now Sergio Reguilon is just being caught in possession, Dwight McNeil taking advantage of that and getting a few balls into the box.

Better from Everton.

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Everton give Ivan Toney time and space to run at them but then James Tarkowski throws himself at the Brentford striker's long-range shot and blocks it well.

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Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "At the end maybe the result is OK but I'm really pleased with the performance, a totally deserved point that we got today. I'm pleased and I really appreciate it. The feeling is that we were the better team. It was the third game in six days and we cleared staying in the Premier League. The players had a lot of power at the end, they wanted to get this point and we got the reward with an amazing goal from Jeffrey Schlupp. Again, very good for all of our substitutes, new energy on the pitch and we are happy that we take the point."

On Jeffrey Schlupp's goal: "We know that Jeffrey has a fantastic finish, we see it in training but again, it was very hard work today but the players did really well but now they deserve to have some days off and then preparing for the finish of the Premier League."

Good run from Dwight McNeil down the left but his shot is blocked. It lands to James Garner, who also blasts a shot against a red and white shirt.

Youssef Chermiti can't find Abdoulaye Doucoure in the box and Brentford defender Nathan Collins hacks the ball away.

Michael Brown
Former Fulham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tha pairing of James Tarkowski and Jarrad Branthwaite is perfect.

Everyone has been talking about Branthwaite this season, speculating where he might go, what's next for him.

But he is learning off someone who is so consistent in Tarkowski, a seasoned campaigner now. He is so solid.

Everton winger Dwight McNeil finds Jack Harrison in the box but his shot is blocked. The fifth shot of the game in total, none on target.

A long Everton passing move, left to centre to right and then Ben Godfrey's cross is easily caught by Mark Flekken.

Michael Brown
Former Fulham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

The Everton supporters are just getting a little uptight. They want to see a little bit more from their side. Brentford still going well.

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Fulham

Fulham manager Marco Silva speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "In the first half, it's clear that we were second best in almost everything. It was difficult for us except in the last 10 or 15 minutes. The moment when [Bernd] Leno got a small injury was an important to give feedback for the players and straight away we start to be slightly better but I have to say, two different halves.

"It's a cliché but it was two different halves. Better for Palace in the first half, we are not capable to build our attacks the way we normally do. There was strong pressure. The second half was completely different.

"The way we started, we were more aggressive on the ball and off the ball, much more bravery to find the gaps that we want to find and we scored the goal because of that and we were on the front foot in some moments.

"They equalised with an amazing strike but we should have prevented it much better to stop the ball going in that area."

On Rodrigo Muniz scoring Fulham's goal: "It's important but this is a striker's life you know. Sometimes they do so so well and play amazing games and they don't score. Probably this afternoon wasn't his best game and he scored.

"For example away against West Ham he didn't score but he put in a top, top performance in my opinion. Last week against Liverpool was top level too and he didn't score. In the right moment he was there, it's a great goal great assist from Timothy [Castagne] as well. It was an important moment for us but unfortunately it did not give us the chance to get three points."

Everton keeper Jordan Pickford catches a long throw-in and boots the ball 70 yards down the pitch, too far for Dwight McNeil to run onto.

Michael Brown
Former Fulham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sean Dyche going so crazy he might rip that new tracksuit top! Waving his arms so aggressively, needs to be careful!

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This is no Oxford United reaching the League One play-offs, is it?

I've been trying to think of euphemisms for this game being boring for the last couple of minutes.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

A match severely lacking in quality at the moment.

Premier League - the best league in the world, they said.

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Good chance for Brentford. Vitaly Janelt cuts the ball back for Mathias Jensen, whose shot is blocked by Jarrad Branthwaite.

Is highlight a 'highlighter' pun?

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

Just had a message from the International Space Station, they've spotted Mark Flekken in action at Goodison Park.

To be fair, you can barely miss the Brentford goalkeeper dressed in shock pink shirt, matching shorts and bright orange gloves and similar coloured boots.

That's been the highlight of this contest so far.

Newcastle United

More from Newcastle boss Eddie Howe on the chase for Europe, speaking to MOTD: "It would be a great achievement for us. I'm very keen to build and maintain the momentum we have had in recent years. Last season was a huge achievement to get Champions League football.

"This season has been difficult with injuries so if the players are able to achieve that [qualify for Europe] I think it will be outstanding."