Martin Odegaard gets the second half under way.

No changes from either side.

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Both sets of players are making their way back out on to the pitch.

The second half will be getting under way very shortly.

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Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's plenty in this for Bournemouth in the second half, and as mind shifts towards PSG for Arsenal, there is no way, shape or form that Bournemouth are out of this.

Everton

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Everton winger Dwight McNeil, speaking to Premier League Productions: “It definitely [feels more like a defeat]. We were in control right from the start. They scored just before half-time and we knew the second half was going to be tricky. It’s a tough one to take because we wanted to finish the season off strongly, especially at home.

“We wanted to finish on a high [at Goodison] with two wins. We didn’t get the job done today. Now it makes the job against Southampton [on 18 May] even more important.”

On making his first start since December: “It was nice to be back out there with the lads, but it’s a tough one for me as well because I want to help the team win. We conceded two goals and we got punished.

“I was getting a bit tired towards the end, but I’m happy to be back out there.”

On his first-half goal: “When I’m that far out, it’s all about technique and connecting right. That’s what I wanted to do, connect well. Luckily it went in.”

Aston Villa

Aston Villa's John McGinn, speaking to BBC MOTD on whether they are desperate to secure Champions League football: "Desperate aye, once you've had a taste of it you want more.

"Today hopefully gets us knocking on the door of a European slot. We want to be in the Champions League and will give it everything."

Fulham

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Fulham boss Marco Silva, speaking to TNT Sports: "When you have a plan through the game we knew we had to be resilient, aggressive and of course with the right work rate and commitment.

"A set-piece goal always has a massive impact . In the first 15 minutes we conceded and as the game went on it was going to be much more difficult.

"The set-piece goal gave them the calmness. We know the quality they have in their midfielders. If you go more direct McGinn is very strong at holding the ball.

"We have a clear chance with Harry Wilson. If you score the game is going to be different."

On finishing with 10-men: "The boys, they showed great sprit inside and they pushed Villa back."

On yellow card decisions against Fulham: "I did control the emotions really well. If you look for the scoresheet and the teams, just yellow cards for Fulham - it looks like Fulham were just on the pitch.

"It is very difficult for us to understand why every time a player from Villa was down the referee stopped the game.

"That is the thing, they [officials] have to explain themselves."

On the remaining games: "Firstly, of course the spirit has to be like this afternoon. I want our supporters to keep supporting these boys.

Ipswich Town

Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna, speaking to Sky Sports: "It's a great effort from the group. A really strong performance that deserved a point. We had to do some defending but we were more threatening and had the better chances across the game.

"We had five or six starting today who two years ago were starting in League One. We're disappointed we've fallen short [been relegated] and there is frustration in there. The boys who have been available have given it everything."

On Julio Enciso's wonder goal: "He's got some showreel of goals for a young player. It's a good reflection on his character and a good reflection on the group."

Everton

Everton boss David Moyes, speaking to MOTD: "The feeling is one of disappointment because we were 2-0 up and allowed them back into the game. We did enough good things but didn't turn it into enough goals and chances.

Ipswich can give teams problems. They are a really good footballing side. A lot of players made poor decisions in that period for their second goal.

"We didn't have enough shots, I know that. It's not the end of the earth but it's something we need to improve on. We saw today as a big chance to take three points but we couldn't quite see the game off."

On the emotion inside Goodison Park with this the last Saturday Premier League game at the venue: "It was an incredible atmosphere inside the stadium before kick-off. I thought the players were very good for the first 40 minutes. The supporters will be disappointed they didn't take the three points - as are the players."

Southampton

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Southampton interim manager Simon Rusk, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We started well in the game and we were disappointed with the fashion of the goal. It gave them life and in the end they were worthy of the win.

"We're bottom of the league and it's been a really difficult season. We're lacking confidence and there's only so much you can do for confidence really. We have to keep going. We didn't give up. We're hoping for that one goal that gets us back in it but it never came."

On last three matches to get over 11 points: "The points situation is the points situation. I have inherited seven games in difficult circumstances and I can only take it one game at a time. Hopefully we pick something up in these last three games."

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Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bournemouth have got the tools that can hurt Arsenal. It's just putting them all together, whether it's been the finishing of Evanilson or an errant pass through on goal, they've had opportunities.

Declan Rice had the moment of quality for Arsenal and that moment is the difference.

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And that is that for the first half at the Emirates.

One goal to the good and no injuries.

It's all going to plan for Arsenal at the moment.

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Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Evanilson didn't need to chip him. The chance had gone, David Raya was getting back. Justin Kluivert was the pass.

We've got two more minutes to play at the end of this first half.

David Raya is way out of his goal and his pass goes straight to Evanilson.

The striker looks to lob Raya from a good 40-yards away but it's wide of the target. That is a chance!

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Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

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That goal seemed to signal the end of Bournemouth's good start to the game.

You're only going to get three or four good chances in this game and Bournemouth needed to take them.

Ben White watches the corner all the way and heads clear.

Lewis Cook sends it back in on to the head of Evanilson and he loops it on to the roof of the net.

Dango Ouattara does well to break free of Arsenal pressure and feeds it through to Justin Kluivert.

He creates space on the edge of the Gunners box but his shot takes a flick off William Saliba and goes out for a corner.

Lewis Cook fires it in but it's not got the right angle on it.

Bournemouth regain possession though and come again.