Crystal Palace 1-1 Newcastle: Daniel Munoz's 94th-minute equaliser rescues a point for the Eagles after Marc Guehi scores an own goal and Alexander Isak is forced off with an injury

Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi scored an own goal and team-mate Daniel Munoz missed an open one. Palace were better - four shots on target - and the one that rescued a point came when Guehi’s cross was headed home by Munoz at the far post. ‘It’s difficult to answer.’ Daniel Munoz earned Crystal Palace a point with a late goal against Newcastle Palace captain Marc Guehi had earlier scored an own goal to put Newcastle 1-0 ahead The own goal came following a fine low cross from Newcastle wideman Anthony Gordon For large parts, most of those in attendance were left pondering the meaning of football. Newcastle were dealt an early injury blow when Alexander Isak was forced off Striker Isak pictured holding his right side before he was substituted off in the 21st minute Munoz's late header saw the Palace wing back score for the first time in 32 appearances Former Genk star Munoz was visibly delighted as he celebrated his first Premier League goal Palace's late equaliser was enough to take them out of the Premier League's relegation zone After Saturday's game, Palace were 17th in the table, while Newcastle ended the day in 10th MATCH FACTS Crystal Palace : Henderson 6; Chalobah 5.5, Lacroix 6, Guehi 6; Munoz 7.5, Hughes 5.5, Lerma 6, Mitchell 6; Sarr 7, Eze 6 ; Mateta 6 Goal: Munoz 90+4 Booked: Lerma, Mitchell, Guehi Subs not used: Turner, Ward, Kporha, Doucoure, Clyne, Richards Manager: Glasner 6 Newcastle : Pope 6.5; Livramento 5.5, Schar 6, Burn 7, Hall 6.5; Guimaraes 6, Tonali 7, Willock 5 ; Gordon 6, Isak 5, Joelinton 5 Goal: Guehi OG 53 Booked: Gordon, Willock, Wilson Subs not used: Dubravka, Almiron, Murphy, Kelly, Osula, Trippier Manager: Howe 5.5 Referee: Darren England 7 They lost striker Alexander Isak to a hip injury midway through the half, but he had seen only four touches.