That's all from us tonight as Aston Villa and Chelsea secure three huge points going into the final week of the season.

The race for the Champions League is well and truly on!

Join us tomorrow for the live text of Man City v Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final before five Premier League games on Sunday.

See you tomorrow.

There are no Premier League games tomorrow because of the small matter of Man City v Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final.

Sunday, though, has five games coming your way.

That Arsenal v Newcastle match should be a cracker!

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was quite confident because I know how difficult it is to play against United.

"We expected a very tough game. They played very well. I was completely confident, overall, it was a game that we could have a good moment and score a goal.

"I used to watch five, six, seven games when we play against a team. I have never watched them [Man Utd] so aggressive - they were man to man, and it was very difficult.

"Off the ball I think we played a fantastic game. The team was very aggressive until the end, we tried to press higher, and I think we deserved to win the game.

"It is nice to work on some solutions and then you score.”

On Marc Cucurella: “He is a very good player. It is about timing and being in the right position in the right moment.

“Cucurella is very intelligent and very clever."

On the media scrutiny over Chelsea: “For me, personally the problem is in general, you, the press. You think it is the same Chelsea from years ago. It is not the same.

"I don’t think since I am here, we are expecting more money than other clubs. It is about building something important. People have to trust us - we are going in the right direction."

Chelsea

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Chelsea defender Marc Cucurella, speaking to BBC: "We are very happy, we deserved a moment like this. We know that we needed to stay in the game and we gave all that we had and we have three points that I think we deserve.

On his goal: "I'm very happy because I can help the team. Once Reece [James] has the ball, I know I need to attack there.

On Reece James' performance: "It has been a tough season for him, a lot of injuries but he is one of the best players that we have in the squad. We are very happy to have him in the team and he helps us a lot.

On a good end to the season: "It is very important [to get Champions League football], step by step we are creating something special and now only two games left to achieve something special. The most important thing is it depends on us so we have to play the game on Sunday and then we are thinking about the [Conference League] final. Today is a moment to enjoy because we work all season for these moments so now we have ambitions to achieve these things."

Chelsea

Chelsea's captain Reece James, speaking to Sky Sports: "We have been working the whole season. The messages have been clear from the start.

"Executing them has been hard, but this is what we do - day in, and day out.

"The first half was super tough. We stayed in the game, and we knew that we had to come out and score."

On the Champions League: "I think that's where the club belongs, in the Champions League. Competing in the best competitions.

"People like to write us off and call us inexperienced. We played against a very experienced United team today. We were there and we won the game. We got what we needed to do."

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I think we started great, well but in the final third we needed to be a bit more aggressive. We were there, we faced the game in the right way. It was a bit of bad luck today. Sometimes we want to press and to score a goal but we lost a little bit of concentration.

"It was different but you never like when you lose the game. We were competitive, that was clear.

"We have to prepare for each competition, with five days, we can rest. We have five days to prepare [for the Europa League final], two days to fully recover and then two days to prepare.

"In the end I looked at all the players and I think they are ok.

"Of course, we are excited to be in the final. Since day one the pressure has been there but I live quite well with the pressure. When you have the final of any cup, we show up so we are prepared for that."

Chelsea

Chelsea's Marc Cucurella, speaking to Sky Sports: "I am very happy. I think the team deserves this moment.

"We know that we needed to stay in the game.

"It was very important. We have been working for these moments. We have two more games left - we need to push hard. We need to finish the season strong."

That Nottingham Forest v Chelsea game on the final day of the season is going to be quite something, isn't it?

Just the one effort on target for Man Utd and that came in the 79th minute.

Not the best.

Anyway, stay with us because we'll have reaction from the Chelsea and Man Utd camps.

Still struggling to get my head around Manchester United or Tottenham playing the Champions League next season.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

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Manager Ruben Amorim is the only figure at Manchester United who looks frustrated or concerned.

The rest of the playters have been catching up with the Chelsea players they know after the match and have gone over to acknowledge the away support.

They know the Europa League final against Tottenham in Bilbao is their all-or-nothing game and there were some positive signs tonight.

We've had two pretty poor games of football tonight but three massive points for Chelsea and Aston Villa.

Their Champions League dreams are well and truly alive.

Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

Chelsea were the better side and they deserved to win. Another poor Manchester United performance.

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Jon: United really are poor. But watch them play like prime Fergie era against Villa final day of the season.