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We asked Sam Hepworth to give us his match ratings and player comments after Crystal Palace 1 Newcastle 1. A point at Selhurst Park. A clever free-kick routine saw Tonali and Hall combine to set up Gordon, his excellent low cross seeing Marc Guehi unable to get out of the way and deflecting the ball into his own net.

Eddie Howe will be hoping Newcastle United can end their frustrating inconsistency this season.The Magpies appeared to be on an upward curve after impressive wins over Chelsea, Arsenal and Nottingham

Crystal Palace have still only won one league game all season, against Tottenham at the end of October. The Eagles got a good point at Aston Villa last weekend but their manager Oliver Glasner definitely needs more than that to provide some early Christmas cheer.

Saturday 30 November 3pm Instant fan / writer reaction from some of our regular contributors on The Mag. Billy Miller: ‘You’re going to struggle to win with 1 shot all game and that not even on target.

The details of what Newcastle United sporting director Paul Mitchell did following Saturday’s draw with Crystal Palace have now emerged.The Magpies took the lead in the 53rd minute thanks to a Marc

Newcastle United's English goalkeeper #22 Nick Pope saves a shot from Crystal Palace's Senegalese midfielder #07 Ismaila Sarr during the English Premier League football match betw