Everton

Everton forward Beto speaking to Sky Sports: "It is a little bit disappointing to get one point - but the game was really difficult. They had really good system. They have good players and a good manager. It is always difficult to come down here to play. We are still fighting. We need to keep going and try to win the next two games.

On his goal: "I needed to be a little bit patience because I knew it was going to be a tough game. It was a tough first half and the defenders are strong and fast, so I needed to find a way and when I got my chance I was ready to take it."

On the fight for Europe: "You can say it was a missed opportunity but we are still in it, so we just need to focus on the next game."

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on MOTD

Everton will be disappointed to drop more points because although Palace were really good in the second half and made chances of their own, Everton carved them open a lot, and with a bit more quality in the final third, they will feel like they could have killed the game. They had some really good chances to do that.

You can hear more from Murphy on MOTD at 22:35 BST on BBC One and the BBC Sport website and app.

Zian Flemming worked hard for Burnley today and had more than enough chances to even take home the match ball.

Flemming's second-half equaliser took his tally for the season in the league to 10, making him the first Burnley player to score 10+ goals in a Premier League campaign since Chris Wood in 2020-21 (12).

Burnley

Zian Flemming speaking to Match of the Day: "A good point for us, Villa are fourth or fifth in the league and have been impressive this season. So for us to be 19th and getting a point against them. That's good."

On his goal: "We won the ball on the left hand side. We tried to play it forward early, Hannibal with the back-heel, he thankfully saw me. The chance in the first half was a sitter I should have scored that one. You have to erase those from your mind as soon as possible."

Giving the fans something to smile about: "We've lost lots of games this season, especially at home. We haven't given the fans the results they wanted to see. We've played many games similar to this but have just lacked that final bit to get a result, never through a lack of effort or quality. However frustrating it is for the fans, we wished we could give them something to cheer for."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa goalscorer Ollie Watkins, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a really tough game and you've seen in recent weeks that they have become stronger. Manchester City only won 1-0 here. It was a valuable point after going behind but it's disappointing that we got in front and let it slip away.

"It's a good point. If you can't win then don't lose. We've got Liverpool at Villa Park next and we always make it difficult for them.

"We had an amazing result in Europe a few days ago and the amount of energy and effort you put into those game - you're leaving it all on the pitch. To go again in 48 hours is tough."

On his goal and having one ruled out for offside: "It was a long ball over the top and hit my shoulder - the ref said they were checking with the VAR - but it was able to stand.

"I got one ruled out in the first half, which was a shame, I think I need to get smaller boots."

Daniel Gabbidon
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Selhurst Park

Oliver Glasner will be much happier, they really didn't turn up against Bournemouth, they had a really important game, but they then got the job done against Shakhtar. He will be much more pleased with that, it was a better performance.

The draw moves Palace a point and a place up the table into 14th, though they are still not safe from relegation.

For Everton, meanwhile, the draw keeps them in 10th and is a blow to their hopes of European qualification.

Three games, three draws.

We'll bring you all the reaction as we have it.

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The draw means Aston Villa remain fifth and are behind fourth-placed Liverpool on goal difference with two games to play.

Villa are also winless in their past three Premier League games.

Their final two fixtures come at home to Liverpool and away at Manchester City - either side of their Europa League final against Freiburg.

Ben Mee
Former Brentford and Burnley defender on Sports Extra

A brilliant game. I wasn't sure what to expect from Burnley, Michael Jackson has got them up and running. They've given it to Villa, who weren't at it in the first half. A great finish from Ollie Watkins in the second half. Burnley got back into the game and made it really exciting.

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Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Good game of football, in particular that second half. Newcastle will be disappointed, they dominated and couldn't finsh it off and they are conceding too many goals at the moment. That kind of sums up their season and they can't wait for the end of the season to rebuild and go again.

For Forest it's a brilliant point. I think it makes them safe. They battled right to the end.

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It's all over at Turf Moor.

Aston Villa will regard that as two points dropped in their pursuit to wrap up a top-four place.

Another late blow for Newcastle as they fail to see out the three points.

A point closer to safety for Forest - will it be enough? They will hope for a favour from Arsenal in today's late game.

How have Burnley not claimed a winner?

Jacob Bruun Larsen looks to have put it on a plate for Zeki Amdouni but he just doesn't connect cleanly from four yards out.

A rare win may have just passed Burnley by.

Crystal Palace clear the ball to safety...and the referee blows his whistle.

The points are shared between the two teams at Selhurst Park.

These final stages are being played almost exclusively in Newcastle's defensive third.

Kieran Trippier replaces Bruno Guimaraes as the visitors seek calm heads and experience.

Has either side got a winner in them?

Aston Villa look the most likely but it's pretty open across the field.

Leon Bailey clips a shot towards goal but it's seen all the way by goalkeeper Max Weiss.

Charly Alcaraz - just on in place of Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall - tries his luck with a strike from range and it deflects behind for a corner.

One last chance for Everton.