Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on Football Focus

It's incredible to think that it is now going to come to the end. That this is going to be the second to last game here at Goodison Park ever, the last three o'clock kick off.

It's an emotional day.

Everton

Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford speaking on Football Focus: "It's the last two games at Goodison [Park], so hopefully we make it a good one again.

"I feel good. We need to put a performance on, we need to get going early doors for the game and put a performance on for the fans because they deserve it. It's been a good eight years.

"I was at the new stadium last week and it's mega."

On his favourite memories of Goodison Park: "I know it's been a relegation scrap over the last few years but I think the [Crystal] Palace game, 2-0 down going into half-time, knowing you're going to Arsenal on the Sunday needing a result, so that game was some turnaround."

Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on Final Score

There might not be much riding on the game but there is history to be made. Ipswich could become the last team to ever win at Goodison Park if they were to win today. Everton have got Southampton in the last game.

Everton want to finish on a high, winning football matches, entertaining the crowd and bringing that atmosphere we know this ground can bring.

Southampton

Southampton interim boss Simon Rusk spoke to the media ahead of their trip to Leicester. He know there's pride at stake for both sides.

"They're a team that have some versatility to the way they play. Just like us, they will be drumming home that there's pride at stake.

"There's no easy Premier League games and although they may have had some difficult home form, they've picked up some decent results away from home. For us, it's about going in on the front foot and making sure we're in the best nick to beat our opponent."

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When Leicester v Southampton was announced to take place in May, all thoughts turned to a relegation six-pointer, but it wasn't to be.

Both sides have already had their fate sealed and know they'll be playing Championship football this season.

But, there are still plenty of things to play for in this match and we'll take you through it all as it happens.

Everton

Loads of Everton players out of contract this summer including forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who has not featured for three months because of injury.

"There's not been a contract offer since I've been here, it was under a different regime," said Everton boss David Moyes when asked about Calvert-Lewin's future.

"We want everyone to have to fight for what they're doing and show what they're worth. We're taking a lot of time to look, unfortunately Dom has been injured for a big part of it.

"But his history has been very good so we will take all that into consideration."

Leicester City

497 games, 198 goals but only one Jamie Vardy.

Can the Leicester skipper make it the big 200 finishes before he calls time on his Foxes career?

He won't have many better opportunities than today.

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Ipswich are definitely down now and, while they won't throw in the towel, they might be a little less spirited now they know they are relegated.

Their confidence has been sapped over the course of the season and, after watching them recently, I can't back them to get anything here.

They were flimsy against Arsenal, then well beaten by Newcastle, and it would be a shock if they scored at all, let alone break my record for the fastest goal scored by an away player at Goodison.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa captain John McGinn, speaking to TNT Sports: "A massive three points. It keeps us in the hunt for the Champions League spots.

"As you get older you start to appreciate it a bit more. You want to achieve as much as possible. Last week was a huge setback [losing to Crystal Palace in the FA Cup semi-final], but we keep going."

Everton

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Everton boss David Moyes, speaking on Football Focus: "I'm really fortunate to be in the position to come and do this because I thought at one point this was never going to happen, and obviously, the chance to go the the new stadium as well. We're getting near the end here.

"It feels good because when I was coming in I was saying, 'My goodness, the last thing I want to do is be the one to take the club down'. I've been that long here before I didn't want that on my CV here, it would've lost anything I had at this club. Thankfully, we got ourselves in a good position early and the players done so well in the early games and put ourselves safe quite early.

"I'd really like to finish the top of the group chasing those positions, I think 13th is the best we can do, it doesn't sound great, but when we started it'd be pretty good. We've got two games at home which look winnable. We have to win them and that starts today. We've got difficult games at Fulham and Newcastle before the end of the season as well.

"The strain and the pressure of having to stay up on the last day was too difficult, so thank goodness we've got that over and done with."

Fara Williams
Former Chelsea midfielder on Final Score

It's a really good win when you talk about the chase for a Champions League spot, Aston Villa picking up three points and putting the pressure on the teams above them. It's a fantastic win.

Their remaining games could be seen as winnable for them with Man Utd and Tottenham potentially being in a Europa League final.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa's Youri Tielemans, speaking to TNT Sports: "All our games, we know we have to win them to have a chance to be in the Champions League next season.

"This afternoon was a good win. A tough opponent, Fulham are a very good team. We could have finished the game earlier, but credit to the guys. Good fight and good win."

On scoring another header: "It is just getting in the good place at a good moment - we practiced this comer kick in training and it went well."

On starting every Premier League game this season: "Sometimes it is a bit of luck [not getting injured].

"I've tried to take care of my body and just play the games and enjoy my football."

On Villa's goal difference: "To have a better good difference for us is key towards the end now. We need to improve on that definitely."

On Villa's Champions League qualifying aims: "It is the biggest European competition club wise. We have had a taste this season and we want to do it again."

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

When so much is behind each game it can become so nervy. Aston Villa had that moment of quality when they needed it.

We'll have reaction coming your way after an important three points for Aston Villa as their chase for Champions League continues.

We've got 30 minutes until two more Premier League games so stick with us!

Job done by Aston Villa, whose Champions League hopes are very much alive with three games to go.

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Villa can see the finishing line but it's Fulham who are finishing this strongly.