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Aston Villa

Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins speaking to BBC's Match of the Day about his goal: "I think sometimes I'm at my best when I don't have to think too much. The pace was already on the ball and I knew a little touch would help it in. It's a special goal for me to break the record and to put the side 1-0 up.

On the VAR review: "When it comes up on the VAR you're praying it doesn't get ruled out. Especially when nobody had appealed for it. It's nice to see I was onside but it's VAR, you know how it is.

On breaking the club's Premier League scoring record: "I said from the start when I joined the club that that's what I had my eyes on. It's taken a while to do it but now I'm going to celebrate with my family, celebrate the little wins. It's a big achievement. some unbelievable players have played for this club. You look at the names, so to be up there on the top of that I'm really proud. It's great achievement."

On the race for the top five: "Yeah you know it's going to go to the wire. We have two massive games now. Everyone is fighting for Champions League spots. It's the best competition, everyone wants to play it. everyone has got their eyes on it. it's where you want to play, against the best teams and best players."

On the clean sheet: "At the start of the season there were times when we were winning but conceding a lot of goals. It's nice for Emi Martinez. He's big on clean sheets. He's like a striker that is disappointed if they don't score, he's the same with clean sheets. He was unbelievable today. You need a presence like him in goal."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I think the game has gone more similar to the one they wanted to play. I think in the first half it was a lot of stop and go and not a lot of rhythm. It hasn't been enough for us. Overall I think they managed better. We haven't been able to punish them.

"We need to manage better the small things. It is a very experienced team and probably they have competed better than us. For us the situation changes. Now we are behind some teams and we have to wait on some results and make sure we recover and finish the season well.

"We want to be in this fight and we have to continue. We don't know where we are going to finish but we have to keep going.

On Adam Smith reaching 400 games: "We are talking about big numbers. You have to be here in the good moments, bad moments. Adam trains very well and long term, the players who get these numbers it is not just a coincidence."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery speaking to Sky Sports: "The players compete very well. It's difficult here because Bournemouth are performing fantastic. We are in Europe. Champions League, Europa League or Conference League. Of course we want to try to get our best dreams of playing Champions League again but there are teams in front of us. With this victory we now have the possibility to get it.

On qualifying for Europe: "We have to play Tottenham at home and we must focus on this game. Of course it is important. We have to do our work and do it like we did today. To play in Europe for the third year in a row, I am so happy.

On surviving with ten men: "I told the players we needed to focus for 90 minutes and injury time. Don't watch the result or the time because we need to focus. If we can score the second goal even better. We needed the defence, the clean sheet was very important. They had some chances, especially at end but we had 10 players and we kept a clean sheet.

On Cash's late clearance: "We dominated the first half and had chances to score. Then they had the opportunity to get something, then we needed the goalkeeper and Cash to help.

On Watkins breaking Villa's Premier League scoring record: "Very good of course. Achieving this for Ollie Watkins is fantastic. Through it we are also taking more points and winning today but we are also trying to set the objectives and achieving it like we did today with Watkins.

On Villa's momentum: "We are so motivated. We are finishing the season but we have the ambitious objective in front of us. We are the third year here in a row getting Europe, it's fantastic. I don't want to finish the season, I want to recover the players and then think about Tottenham at home."

On facing Tottenham: "Focus on this match. Recover, then rest. Focus goes on Friday against Tottenham at home at Villa Park."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola speaking to Sky Sports: "We are in a worse position than we were a couple of hours ago but we have to keep fighting. The things were happening for them and they managed the game better overall. Second half we threatened more but we couldn't score and couldn't take those chances.

"For me, I don't know if Alex's jaw is broken or not broken. We didn't know if he could continue or not but you could see straight away he was not ok. It was a dangerous challenge. But on the other side, I think the second yellow for Ramsey was not one. But a red card in the 80th minute is very different to one in the sixth minute."

"They defended very compact and it is difficult to find spaces. There were moments when we found good transitions and situations and this time was very short.

"We are in a great position in a fight that we would have hoped for before the season. We have lost eighth spot and then we have to keep an eye on other things."

Aston Villa

Unai Emery speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I am very proud of the team and grateful for the owners and the way they are supporting us and are ambitious. They are very focused in different competitions and achieving different objectives and the most important for us is the Premier League to once again get Europe. We are in the run for it and we are competing today with the demands we are increasing in the dressing room. The players, we try to get out of our pressure something positive.

"It is the best competition in the world and we are winning matches and we can be a good contender. We are winning to try and be there. The first objective is to try and play in Europe again and we are feeling comfortable with the pressure we are setting ourselves. We are fighting with Manchester City and Chelsea and we fight for Europe."

On Ollie Watkins: "Fantastic. Brilliant. We are here, collectively achieving our objective. Ollie Watkins is fantastic. He played consistently here and he is very humble. Trying to improve every day sand he is not relaxing. He played fantastic. We were very demanding how we we needed to press them and threaten them.

"We did it collectively and over 90 minutes very good work. We did not concede a lot of chances. But how we compete and defend, I am so proud of them."

Bournemouth

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Bournemouth defender Dean Huijsen speaking to Sky Sports: "I think we concede an easy goal. We created some chances but we couldn't really finish them. We dominated for most of the game but it is what it is.

On qualifying for Europe: "For the past three months everyone has been saying "This match is important" bu it's been a final for us every week. We give everything and there's two games to go. Everything is open and hopefully we can make it.

On Villa's tactics: "I think they were holding back a little bit in their press. Again, we did create some chances but I think there were maybe two penalty moments where it's not even looked at. It seems to be every time it happens to us, where it's either a red card for example us against Manchester United or Wolves. I don't know if it's luck or maybe we're just unlucky."

On Mings' challenge on Scott: "Yeah I think everyone can see. Tyrone Mings went to use his body, I couldn't really see if he elbowed him but there was contact. He's trying to protect the ball so I'm not sure, I'd have to see it back.

On the final two matches of the season: "We just need to move on. We have nine or ten days to prepare for the game (against Man City). We need to be fresh, get ready and take the three points.

Aston Villa

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Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins speaking to Sky Sports: "Bournemouth are a great team here at home and they don't give you much space. They put us under a lot of pressure and Morgan [Rogers] has put it on a plate really.

"I think it is massive for us. There are a lot of teams that are pushing for Champions League spots and it is going down to the wire. Getting that goal to break the record for this club is massive and something I had my eye on when I came to the club. I said it in my first interview and it is a great achievement for me.

"I think when I came back from the Euros, I saw how demanding it is. I take my hat off to the lads that do that every year. Mentally for me, it was really difficult. It takes a toll on your body. I felt like I didn't have that much power this year and I have kept plugging away and I have a bit of rhythm."

On England spots: "I think everyone wants to play for their country. With England we have so many unbelievable players to choose from. To be called up is unbelievable and is something I want to do.

On the Champions League race: "It is massive Going down to 10 men and them putting a lot of pressure on us. Our away form hasn't been great and it is massive and we will be watching the game tomorrow. We need to make sure we win the last two games and it is in our hands to do that."

Jamie Redknapp
Former Liverpool midfielder on Sky Sports

What I like about Ollie Watkins [in the build-up to his goal] is that he’s so alive. Once Villa win the ball back, Watkins is really bright. He sees something might be developing.

As the ball [from Morgan Rogers] comes in, he gives Zabarnyi enough of a push out of the way and the momentum to propel himself forward.

He knows he’s in control of the situation. He’s timed his run perfectly and it’s the most exquisite, delicate touch you could see. It’s a really cool finish.

Lee Hendrie
Former Aston Villa midfielder on Sky Sports

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I have got nothing but praise for Ollie Watkins because he didn't have an awful lot of service but it was that clever bit of brilliance. It was a really good finish.

He has had two strikers breathing down his neck and that shows he is a good professional and of course he has been banging on the manager's door but fair play to him.

Lee Hendrie
Former Aston Villa midfielder on Sky Sports

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He’s a good player. It's not only his goals, but this team play. He works hard off the ball. He was chasing defenders in the last five minutes. He's always looking what he can do to affect the game. That just shows how important he is.

He’s shown his weight in gold. He’s had Marcus Rashford breathing down his neck [and] Jhon Duran at the start of the season, and he’s still come up with the numbers.

This win has guaranteed European football for Aston Villa next season but their eyes will be firmly on making sure it is the Champions League once again.

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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What a run-in. These twists and turns right until the end of the season.

There will still be so much more the experience before the season ends.

Ollie Watkins is lapping up the chants from the away fans as his goal not only decides this encounter but also makes him Aston Villa's highest scorer in the Premier League.

All over!

A big boost for Aston Villa's Champions League hopes but a blow for Bournemouth's European chances.

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