Everton secured a last-gasp 2-1 win over Crystal Palace at the Hill Dickinson Stadium to end the Eagles’ long unbeaten run on Sunday afternoon – and a David Moyes decision changed the game.

The Toffees welcomed Oliver Glasner’s side to Merseyside knowing that their London counterparts hadn’t lost in 19 games, a run stretching all the way back to April.

That looked as though it would continue when Colombian wing-back Daniel Munoz put Crystal Palace ahead in the first half.

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However, a penalty from Iliman Ndiaye brought them level, and after pinball in the box late on, the ball was cleared onto Jack Grealish and beyond Dean Henderson to send Everton delirious.

Yet it was David Moyes’ introduction of Carlos Alcaraz that changed the game and it’s something that Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall will look at in a frustrated manner.

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Dewsbury-Hall was booked for a harsh foul against West Ham United on Monday despite seemingly winning the ball, with the midfielder having every right to be ‘disappointed’, according to TBR expert Mark Clattenberg. That followed a booking in the Merseyside derby against Liverpool the week prior, meaning there were...