Trevor Sinclair
Ex-Man City & West Ham winger on Final Score

Marco Silva must now be seriously concerned about his team's ongoing presence in the Premier League. They will be watching the Swansea result extra closely now, and advantage South Wales.

And this is where Silva earns his corn, picking his players up form this, telling them they went close today and prepare them for the next vital game.

All over and the point means Bournemouth will definitely be playing Premier League football next season.

Party time on the south coast.

Swansea make one change for their crunch game. Martin Olsson replaces Stephen Kingsley, who drops to the bench.

Everton also make two changes for their trip to the Liberty Stadium as Gareth Barry and Kevin Mirallas come in for Ross Barkley and Enner Valencia, who have to make do with a place among the substitutes.

Full line-ups coming up shortly...

All over and that is a bad, bad result for Hull City.

Marco Silva beaten at home for the first time as Tigers boss. 

Image source, Reuters

Anotehr dismal away day for Watford. Leicester safe and cheered off from the rafters. 

Carlos: Don't write Sunderland off from staying up just yet.

Erm...

Up goes the fourth official's board and there will be FOUR minutes of additional time.

Some Hull fans think this game is gone. They are making for the exits.

Lovely ball from Wilfred Ndidi, sending Jamie Vardy into the box but he hesitates just for a moment and his shot is charged down. 

Stunned into silence? Hull supporters are very quiet now as we head into the final two minutes of normal time.

Hull are pressing but leaving massive gaps at the back as a result and Sunderland break on the counter through Didier Ndong but he can't find Jermain Defoe in the middle of the box.

Alex Scott
Arsenal Ladies & England right-back on Final Score

You can see the pressure is getting to a few of the Hull players. Some sloppy play, and pressure does funny things to players who are usually so confident and composed.