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  • Chelsea 1-0 Leicester - BBC Radio 5 Live commentary available

  • Palmer penalty saved but Cucurella opens scoring

  • FT: Tottenham 2-2 Bournemouth

  • Tavernier sweeps in opener before Evanilson dinks home a second; but Sarr gives hosts hope before Son penalty

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Charlotte Coates and Steve Sutcliffe

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    You look at Ange, you see the score today and you know… Fail to advance in the Europa League and its curtains.

    Joe

    If they don’t get past AZ on Thursday, surely that’s the end for Postecoglou.

    Steve

  2. 'A terrible cross, but a wonderful goal'

    Tottenham 1-2 Bournemouth

    Stephen Kelly
    Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Pape Matar Sarr celebrates with Tottenham Hotspur's French midfielder Wilson OdobertGetty Images

    Pape Sarr did not mean that.

    A terrible cross, but a wonderful goal. Sarr is trying to whip it in, over Kepa's head and it goes in.

    A lifeline for Spurs.

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    I missed the first half, but so far Leicester seem to be playing with a purpose and confidence that has only fleetingly appeared in the last few months.

    Steve, Cambridge

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    GOAL - Tottenham 1-2 Bournemouth

    Pape Sarr

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    Shades of Ronaldinho v England in the 2002 World Cup quarter-final.

    Was Pape Sarr crossing that or shooting? The Spurs midfielder is out in the right channel, looks up and whips a ball to the back stick that goes in off the post.

    I'm not sure that was a shot.

  5. Chelsea 1-0 Leicester

    What now for Leicester? They seemed pretty content in sitting back and trying to catch Chelsea on the counter but they can't afford to do that now.

    Time to attack?

  6. 'It came from nothing'

    Chelsea 1-0 Leicester

    Mark Schwarzer
    Former Chelsea & Leicester goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

    It's a brilliant finish from Marc Cucurella. It came from nothing really. It flies into the bottom corner and the goalkeeper had no chance.

    Chelsea's Marc Cucurella celebratesReuters

  7. 'Tottenham get caught ball watching'

    Tottenham 0-2 Bournemouth

    Stephen Kelly
    Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

    This is wonderful play. Tottenham get caught ball watching. The finish is delightful, a little dink over Vicario.

    Son is livid that they've conceded.

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    GOAL - Chelsea 1-0 Leicester

    Marc Cucurella

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    Finally, the deadlock is broken!

    Marc Cucurella is given the ball 25 yards from goal and he drives a great strike across Mads Hermansen and into the far bottom corner.

  9. goal

    GOAL - Tottenham 0-2 Bournemouth

    Evanilson

    AFC Bournemouth's Evanilson celebratesReuters

    Back in the Bournemouth team and back among the goals.

    It is a lovely finish from Evanilson, who latches on to Justin Kluivert's pass and lifts the ball over Guglielmo Vicario in the Spurs goal.

  10. Tottenham 0-1 Bournemouth

    Decent chance.

    James Maddison and Son Heung-min work an opening for Pape Sarr, but the Tottenham midfielder drags his effort well wide.

  11. Tottenham 0-1 Bournemouth

    Stephen Kelly
    Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Micky van de Ven has missed so much football. It has given this crowd a lift.

  12. Stamford Bridge atmosphere goes up a notch

    Chelsea 0-0 Leicester

    Nizaar Kinsella
    BBC Sport football news reporter

    This is end to end at Stamford Bridge. Probably not the level of control you would hope for from Chelsea but it has lifted the fans as there is entertainment on the pitch.

    But Chelsea supporters have also been booing their team whenever they play it back. They want to see more urgency and directness in manager Enzo Maresca's game plan.

  13. Double change for Spurs

    Tottenham 0-1 Bournemouth

    A second double change for Tottenham. James Maddison comes on, as does Micky van de Ven, to a loud roar.

    Cristian Romero and Rodrigo Bentancur are the men to make way.

  14. Chelsea 0-0 Leicester

    Chelsea have attempted 17 crosses in this match, higher than their season average of 16.2 in the Premier League.

    Maybe a change of plan is needed?

  15. 'Neto ran into Justin rather than being fouled'

    Chelsea 0-0 Leicester

    Mark Schwarzer
    Former Chelsea & Leicester goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Pedro Neto shows some good quick feet. James Justin sticks his foot out but it's more Neto running into him rather than Justin fouling him. It's the right decision.

  16. Chelsea 0-0 Leicester

    Really sloppy stuff from Enzo Fernandez to lose the ball deep in his own but Leicester fail to capitalise on a rare chance.

    James Justin delivers a dangerous cross, which Robert Sanchez dives out to collect confidently.

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    "I always win something in my second season." Plot twist, it's worst manager of the year award.

    Dan, Bedford

  18. Tottenham 0-1 Bournemouth

    Bournemouth work a short corner but James Hill can't get a clean header in and the danger passes for Spurs.

    Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange PostecoglouReuters

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    Leicester fans will recognise this football. Maresca wants to play out from the back (with the worst GK in the league) and play insipid possession based football. Pass pass pass with no end product. The way CFC were playing at the start of the season (and winning) wasn't what Maresca wanted, that was a leftover from Poch. Are there any CFC fans who wouldn't rather have Poch in charge right now?

    Will

  20. Chelsea 0-0 Leicester

    Pedro Neto displays some nifty footwork in the box before dropping to the turf with his arms wide and wanting a penalty.

    Referee Tim Robinson was rightfully having none of it.