Newcastle 2-0 Nottingham Forest, Everton 2-1 Crystal Palace and more: Premier League clockwatch – as it happened

Jack Grealish scored a goal in injury time for Everton, which ended Crystal Palace's 19-game unbeaten run and completed a comeback at Hill Dickinson Stadium. This result propelled Everton to seventh place in the Premier League table, just one point behind Chelsea and Crystal Palace. Grealish attributed his success to his manager's halftime advice to position himself at the back post and expressed his relief and excitement at scoring, dedicating the goal to the Everton fans who have supported him.

In other match outcomes, Nottingham Forest were defeated at St James' Park, while Aston Villa secured their fourth consecutive win with two goals from Donyell Malen, moving past their early-season struggles. Additionally, Wolves remain without their first Premier League victory after a late equalizer from Jan Paul Van Hecke. During the Aston Villa versus Burnley match, Buendia sustained an injury that required extensive treatment and a concussion substitute, with Ian Maatsen replacing him, though no punishment was mentioned for Flemming.

An analysis of Grealish's goal described it as instinctive and smart, with observers noting that he read the opponent Muñoz's body shape and deliberately positioned his foot to score, rather than it being mere luck. This goal was a pivotal moment in the match, highlighting Grealish's impact and the team's fighting spirit.