Bournemouth

Bournemouth's Dean Huijsen, speaking to Sky Sports: "First of all we knew that we have never got a point here and that motivated us more. We're a team that always give our all.

"It's a really important three points for us.

"In the first half with phases we were good. In the second half, we put more rhythm into the match and it worked."

On his goal from Antoine Semenyo's long throw-in: "Honestly I didn't expect him to throw it that long. We tried it in a few other games and it was trial and error, but it worked today.

"I'm always joking with Antoine Semenyo so I can't make anymore jokes!"

Leicester City

Leicester defender Conor Coady, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "When you win a game it's good, we spoke before the game about can we make the weekend enjoyable for once? It's been a long time coming. We've been craving that performance. It's a nice feeling so we can enjoy the next couple of days."

On Jamie Vardy's goal: "That's him in a nutshell. The next few games are about him. I'm not going to beat around the bush. He's Leicester's best ever player so we need to make sure the last couple of games are about him.

"He's a nuisance, the way he works, the way he runs, his fitness. People mention his age, but he is one of the fittest in the team. It is a pleasure to call him a team-mate. I'm lucky to have shared two years with him in my career. The last two games will be about him and trying to get him that 200th goal."

On Bilal El Khannouss: "He's fantastic, he's brilliant. We've seen his quality in glimpses this season. We see it in training all the time. As long as he keeps improving we will be there to support him all the way."

On Jeremy Monga: "He's superb, a talent. He's still in school so he only trains with us a few days. He's got a bright future ahead of him."

Aston Villa

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Aston Villa boss Unai Emery, speaking to BBC MOTD: "Good afternoon. Very important [win], as our aim is to play in Europe.

"Europe is very important for the club and for our progress to try get another UEFA trophy. Champions League is the most difficult achievement we can have.

"Champions League is our dream - we are so motivated to be there again.

"We have to try prepare for each match - be focused and be very demanding."

On Fulham: "It is a team that never gives up. A very competitive team. They comeback last week at Southampton when they were losing 1-0.

"Of course, we respect them a lot."

On Youri Tielemans: "He is a really competitive guy. His commitment with every day work is fantastic.

"Today, we can feel he's completely playing and performing like we want.

"His commitment is the most important thing for us."

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola is currently being interviewed.

I bet he's delighted. We'll have full quotes coming your way!

Bournemouth

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Bournemouth striker Evanilson, speaking to Sky Sports: "We had really good preparation through the week.

"We managed to do everything that we practiced and we managed to get a very important win.

"The style of play, the intensity that we bring to the game really helps.

"Since I arrived the manager and team-mates have been very supportive of me."

On aiming for European football: "Since I arrived that was the project that was presented to me. I always believed that we have the quality to fight for these positions."

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

The history of the club, the way Bournemouth have resurrected the club, it's stuff of dreams for Bournemouth fans from years gone by that they'd be playing at stadiums like this.

To come out and compete against teams like Arsenal has been a dream, and now to do the double here against a team in the Champions League semi-finals is the stuff of dreams.

Stay with us because we'll have reaction from Bournemouth's win at Arsenal coming very soon.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a fantastic performance from Bournemouth. Questions still remain for Arsenal, they came out full strength, you're thinking that would be enough to blow Bournemouth away but it was anything but.

Bournemouth with two set pieces, ironically against Arsenal, that has won it for them but beyond that the performance, the way they went about it, the confidence on show, they've earned this win and they're going to enjoy it.

For Arsenal, they obviously came into this knowing the title was out of reach but Champions League football is still not secured for next season.

Mikel Arteta has a huge task on his hands if he his to lift these players to go again in Paris on Wednesday night.

The Bournemouth squad head over to the jubilant Cherries fans in the corner of the Emirates to celebrate a historic moment for the club.

Up to eighth they go and they keep that European dream alive.

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What a win for Bournemouth!

It's the time in their history they have won away at Arsenal.

Stunning!

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal are looking to get something created but, as usual, it comes to a standstill.

Thomas Partey drops to the deck high on the right wing but there's very little in that and out it goes for a goal kick.

That might be that...

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This has been a stunning turnaround from Bournemouth in the second half.

They've never won at the Emirates but it looks like that's about to change.

One minute to play.

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Tremendous block from Alex Scott to block the shot of Martin Odegaard in the box.

Odegaard stayed down for a moment but is back on his feet.