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Jefferson Lerma puts Palace in front on the stroke of halftime in a frantic encounter at Selhurst Park. Photograph: Andrew Couldridge/Action Images/Reuters

The Premier League match centre says this about that disallowed Everton goal at Hull: “After VAR review, the referee overturned the original decision of goal to Everton – with Johnson in an offside position and deemed to be challenging an opponent for the ball.

“REF: ‘Everton No.22 is in an offside position and challenges Hull No.3. Final decision is offside.’”

Jefferson Lerma puts Palace in front. What a turnaround. Photograph: David Klein/Reuters
Daichi Kamada levels for Palace! Photograph: Justin Setterfield/Getty Images
Hull City's Konstantinos Tzolakis drops the ball in the box as Brennan Johnson pounces to put the ball in the back of the net. Photograph: Lee Smith/Action Images/Reuters
Photograph: Lee Smith/Action Images/Reuters
Oli McBurnie tangles with James Tarkowski. Photograph: Daniel Hambury/Focus Images Ltd/Shutterstock
Jack Grealish is tripped by Matt Crooks. Photograph: Anna Gowthorpe/Shutterstock
First blood to Forest. Photograph: David Klein/Reuters
A huge win for Southampton! Photograph: Adam Davy/PA

Southampton 1-0 Portsmouth

Nothing much being created by Pompey, for all their efforts, with the ball falling to Abou Kamara in the box, though he loses the flight of it. Saints clear their lines. As they have done all afternoon. Big cheers when Azaz buys a foul, and Portsmouth’s Poole takes a chunk out of the Ireland player. There’s five minutes to be added on here.

Southampton 1-0 Portsmouth

Having threatened to boil over further following the dismissal of Cameron Bragg, Saints have been tighter, more controlled, but as soon as that is said, Nico Schlotterbeck is booked. James Bree is in a bandage, having taken a bang to the head. He then concedes a soft corner that is cleared away after a couple of swings and misses from both sides.

Oliver Glasner is back in south London. Photograph: Sebastian Frej/Getty Images

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