Not the quickest tempo in the world to this one. Brentford ping the ball around in midfield.

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Michael Brown
Former Fulham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jordan Pickford led the Everton celebrations after their Merseyside derby win in midweek and you can be sure he will be right in the middle of it again tonight if they get a result here.

A win would secure their safety so it means everything tonight.

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Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, speaking to MOTD: "Half-time was a big moment for us because we had to re-group. It was a difficult first half because I thought Sheffield United played well. They are fighting for their lives. We knew they would come here and have a right go.

"It was a much improved second half display and in the end we fully deserved the win. We scored at a good time [in the second half] and were devastating at times.

"He [Bruno Guimaraes] is very much part of my plans [for next season]. We have to showcase what we can offer him as a football club and hope that's enough to keep him. Bruno is a special talent and scored a big goal today. Hopefully he stays with us for many years."

Everton keeper Jordan Pickford punches a cross away, more dramatically that feels necessary, but he does find Dwight McNeil so it worked well.

Brentford, who are officially safe from relegation now, win a corner but it comes to not much.

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Swift Everton break but James Garner can't pick out Jack Harrison with a cross, it's headed away well by Sergio Reguilon.

Everton keeper Jordan Pickford runs outside his box and meets a long ball with a diving header to stop Yoane Wissa getting there.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Vincent Kompany knows Burnley entertain Nottingham Forest on the final day.

He has a focus.

"Burnley FC did itself proud today," he said.

"The task is to do something special against Newcastle (next week) and if Luton win all their games they will finish above us. The same is true of Forest.

"But can we give ourselves a game against Forest to achieve something special?"

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Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

It's a big game for summer signing Youssef Chermiti, who is making his first Premier League start up front in the absence of Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Beto.

The Portuguese has appeared off the bench on 14 occasions for the Toffees this season but is yet to get off the mark.

He was close to opening his account there.

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Manchester United

Manchester United Erik ten Hag talking to BBC Match of the Day: "We put ourselves in a winning position and over long courses of the game we dominated. Only the second part of the first half where we conceded some chances, but the rest of the game was ours. We were in a winning position and we gave it away."

On the penalty being similar to one not awarded against Wolves at the start of the season: "I can see that. It is a penalty. But, in the other box I have seen a minimum of three penalties. The refereeing is really inconsistent. If you take the penalty last week against Aaron Wan-Bissaka, why. wasn't today? There was a minimum of one penalty against Garnacho."

On Europa League qualification looking most likely: "That is the facts. It is not easy to get fourth when you're so far behind. We needed to win. The past few weeks we've got in winning positions and then given it away. The gap is too big in this phase of the season."

On giving up opportunities: "Every team gives up opportunities. But, when it is up to us, it is weird. We created loads of chances as well. We are one of the most dynamic and entertaining teams in the league at this moment. We are creating loads of chances by playing good football. it was unnecessary to lose control. We repaired this at half-time and second half was much better."

Everton winger Dwight McNeil hammers the ball across the six-yard box and Youssef Chermiti is an inch away from turning the ball into an empty net.

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Sheffield United

More from Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder, speaking to MOTD: "It [relegation] stings and it hurts. We have to own it. We have got so much work to do on the training ground. We have got to have a proper pre-season.

"Sheffield United is a really good football club. I think everyone understands that but it's been a really poor season.

"I've still got another year left of my contract. I'd like to think that the supporters can trust me. I'm enthusiastic and committed along with my coaching staff to get it right. We know exactly what direction we need to go, what the culture is going to look like, what pre-season is going to look like.

"It's going to be a tough summer for everybody."

Michael Brown
Former Fulham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brentford have started well, moved it around with a bit of confidence, some short passes and one-twos.

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6 mins

Everton 0-0 Brentford

They're checking for a Brentford penalty but the ball seemed to hit Abdoulaye Doucoure in the face not the arm, so it's not given obviously.

Brentford win an early corner thanks to Jarrad Branthwaite. Two balls on the pitch so Mathias Jensen has to wait to take it.

There's a bit of a scramble but Everton get it away.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

"You lost the league, at Goodison Park," is the chant early doors from Everton supporters, clearly still buzzing after victory over Liverpool here three days ago.

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Everton keeper Jordan Pickford tries to pick out Youssef Chermiti with a long ball but the teenager, making his first Premier League start, can't get onto it.

Luton Town

Luton manager Rob Edwards, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I'm disappointed because we didn't get anything from the game.

"It's frustrating how we conceded the two goals. but I have got pride in how we kept going until the very end. After a difficult week last week it's good to see that.

"That's the stuff we can hang on to going into the final three games. Points-wise we are on a difficult run but we're still in this. We still fully believe.

"We were playing well in the first half, but it's one direct ball and then a deflection to take it in. The second one is disappointing, a loopy cross comes in and we should defend it better.

"We showed character and spirit, we could have conceded more but we rode it. We are frustrated not to take anything from the game, I don't think there was much in it today."

On whether the players still believe: "I think you could see that today. If they didn't believe it could have been a lot worse today, you would have seen it on the pitch and I didn't see that at all.

"We thought if we're going to lose it then it's by going to chase an equaliser and that's what we did.

"The performance today from last week [losing 5-1 against Brentford] is a positive step.

"Wolves had some real quality today with players coming back. I just don't think there was much in the game."

It was 1-0 at this stage of last season's game. Dwight McNeil scored after 35 seconds in March 2023 - the only goal of the game.