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FULL TIME: Crystal Palace 0-1 Everton. Thanks for joining us today.

Yellow card for Baines for time wasting.

CHANCE FOR MCGEADY: He runs in on goal but blazes over from a tight angle with players waiting. Wrong option but may not cost his side…

One last substitution for Everton to eat up some time. Kone comes on for Lukaku.

If Everton hang on, they will keep successive PL clean sheets for the first time since April 2014 (1-0 at Sunderland & 3-0 home versus Arsenal).

We have four minutes of stoppage time. Still a chance for Palace.

Palace ending this match on the front foot. Long throw from Gayle but again straight into the arms of Joel.

A chance for Palace to pump it into the box. Ward lifts it in but Delaney’s header is over the bar. Waste.

Everton really have defended manfully and not long left to see this one out. They counter through Naismith and he feeds Lukaku who shoots into the side netting.

Great save Speroni! It’s a really good hit from McGeady and the Palace keeper palms it away at full stretch to keep his side in the game.

Space for Lukaku who stretches his legs against Delaney but Speroni is out early to make a good clearance.

AS IT STANDS: Everton would remain 12th but pull out a three point advantage over Crystal Palace.

A first yellow card of the game goes to Bryan Oviedo for his challenge on Ward.

SHOTS: Palace 13-6 Everton

Still Palace come forward. Cross from Gayle, cut out by Stones. Could be a torrid final ten minutes for Everton.

That would have been cruel on Palace, who have totally dominated this second half but have nothing to show for their efforts.

CHANCE EVERTON! A lovely teasing ball from McGeady and Lukaku comes flying in at the far post but just fails to make contact. Very close.

SECOND HALF POSSESSION: Palace 59%-41% Everton

Shot from McArthur straight at Joel, who bats it down comfortably.

That’s a fair enough substitution from Alan Pardew. Sanogo has done precious little this match apart from his early shot that was cleared off the line. Losing Chamakh may prove crucial.