Everton v Crystal Palace live - Premier League latest as Amadou Onana secures point for Toffees

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Crystal Palace began life without Roy Hodgson with a 1-1 draw at Everton after substitute Amadou Onana grabbed a late equaliser for the hosts.

Ray Lewington and Paddy McCarthy took charge of matters for Palace at Goodison Park, with Oliver Glasner watching on from the stands after his appointment was confirmed earlier in the day.

The Austrian will have been pleased with what he witnessed as Palace came agonisingly close to returning to winning ways after Jordan Ayew’s stunner midway through the second half gave them the lead.

The goal lit up a largely forgettable game with few chances of note, but the Toffees hit back with six minutes of normal time remaining through Onana’s header.

Sean Dyche may believe his side had done enough to win the game and will look back on two gilt-edged opportunities passed up by the misfiring Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

The result takes Everton out of the bottom three above Luton Town on goal difference, while Palace climb to 15th, five points clear of the drop.

A point shared at Goodison Park, which is enough to lift Everton out of the bottom three on goal difference - although they still haven't won a league game in 2024.

Oliver Glasner, who was watching on from the stands, will be pleased with aspects of Palace's game but will see a lot to improve on.

Palace have everyone back to help defend this 1-1 draw, as Lerma now goes into the book for a foul on Harrison.

Everton are pushing for a winner and Goodison Park believes as Tarkowski heads over at the back post from McNeil's cross.

Lift off at Goodison Park! The substitute Onana rises highest to meet McNeil's corner delivery and heads past Johnstone to level matters!

Garner's curled effort draws a save from a fully stretched Johnstone and Everton have to settle for the corner.

Another big chance for the Everton striker goes begging! He gets above his marker to meet McNeil's cross but can't guide his downward header on target.

Palace have dropped deeper and are inviting pressure. Everton need a response but at the moment the visitors look relatively comfortable.

Goodison Park has been stunned into silence. As it stands, Everton will remain in the bottom three, a point behind Luton, while Palace would climb into 14th.

A long way to go, of course.

Beto comes on for Doucoure.

Edouard makes way for Naouirou Ahamada.

Out of nowhere, Palace take the lead with a stunning goal from range!

Mateta holds the ball up and lays it off to Ayew whose effort from 25 yards leaves Pickford with no chance!

Gueye is replaced by Amadou Onana in the first change of the match.

Tarkowski's header from Garner's corner is parried by Johnstone, who has to be alert to claw the ball away from Doucoure's grasp!

Having not registered a shot on target in over an hour, Everton have had two in a matter of seconds.

Mykolenko lets fly with a first-time half volley which looks like it could Johnstone some trouble until Andersen makes a crucial block.

Edouard tries an ambitious overhead-kick from a Palace corner but gets his connection badly wrong as it flies over the bar.

Mitchell, of all players, finds himself through on goal with just Pickford to beat and he tries to dink it over him! The Everton goalkeeper stands tall though and makes a crucial save.