Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

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Manchester United midfielder Mason Mount is back at his former home at Stamford Bridge and looks happier on his second visit.

Chelsea supporters are also responding to him in a more positive manner that last season when they heavily booed him on his return.

However, there are still smatterings of boos when he touches the ball.

First dangerous attack is United's. Bruno Fernandes swings in a cross but it ends up in the gloves of Robert Sanchez.

That's the first half done and dusted at Villa Park.

A huge second period coming up for Unai Emery's side.

Villa go short with the corner to John McGinn but the attack comes to nothing as one minute is added on.

There's a bit of frustration among the Villa fans.

Mason Mount is booed as he gets the ball.

Spurs are camped on the edge of their own box as Villa pile the pressure on and win another corner.

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By his standards, Cole Palmer has been below par over the last couple of months.

Now is the time to step forward and help his team qualify for the Champions League.

Conference League finalists v Europa League finalists, here we go.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

Those with long enough memories will know before Sir Jim Ratcliffe bought Manchester United, he made a bid to buy Chelsea while under government sanctions under former owner Roman Abramovich.

He is now in the directors' box with sporting director Jason Wilcox as United owner.

It might look like Ratcliffe missed out on buying Chelsea to current owners Todd Boehly-Clearlake Capital but there is a school of thought that it was a statement of intent before going in for United.

Great defending from Ezri Konsa to read the play and take the ball off Mathys Tel as Villa come on the attack again.

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He's [Ruben Amorim] probably expecting another defeat.

Stunning turn of pace from Son Heung-min down the left wing as Spurs break but his pass across the box is behind all of his team-mates.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

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Ruben Amorim has picked close to his strongest Manchester United XI whereas Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou has rung the changes.

For Postecoglou, it is openly about resting players for the Europa League final but Amorim has gone down the route of trying to play his team into some kind of form before the kick-off in Bilbao on Wednesday.

Maybe the fact Amorim is a newer manager struggling to get his system across plays into his thinking but it will be interesting to see who gains the most benefit from their approaches.

In it comes from John McGinn and it's straight on to the head of Ezri Konsa but it's an easy save for Antonin Kinsky.

Marco Asensio is on it tonight and he's causing Spurs all sorts of problems as he wins a free-kick from Pape Sarr.

Chance to deliver here.

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That is inches away!

Morgan Rogers gives it to Marco Asensio on the edge of the box, he cuts in on his left and tries to whip it into the far corner and he's centimetres away.

Antonin Kinsky was rooted to the spot.

Now it's Archie Gray who goes into the book and he'll have no complaints as he takes Ollie Watkins out.

The ball is flying around the Spurs box and Ollie Watkins eventually pulls it back towards the penalty spot but there's no one rushing in.

You can feel a goal is coming here.

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