Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Villa aren't bad going forward. They still haven't scored enough goals and there's too much on Jack Grealish's shoulders but I think Villa have enough to get out of the mess, I really do.

Did you need to be a top-class referee to call that as a red card?!

Kieron Dyer
Former England and Newcastle midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

We have mentioned Eddie Howe as the next big thing as a manager who deserves an opportunity at a big club.

This is a test of his mettle now. We're going to find out how good Eddie Howe really is.

If they can get through their remaining fixtures and he can keep them up this season I think he is due to go up to the next level.

Six points between the two sides at St Mary's today. A proper you-know-what at the foot of the table.

Jermaine Beckford
Ex-Leeds Utd striker on Football Focus

Jack Grealish is one of my favourite players in the Premier League right now. He has so much pressure on his shoulders and you just don’t see it. He leads by example and he is a general on the field.

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Andy Reid
Ex-Nottingham Forest and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea deserved it, comfortably. They really did. The late pressure kind of papers over a really poor performance from Tottenham. I didn't think they were good, I didn't see the plan.

Mason Mount was probably the best player on the pitch, he passed the ball forward and got the ball in really good positions. Chelsea were far and away the best team on the pitch.

Chelsea open up a cushion in fourth but remember - fifth could mean a place in the Champions League this season...

Frank Lampard punches the air and roars with delight/relief. After seven defeats in their last 14 games, Chelsea pick up three points that moves them four clear of fifth-placed Tottenham.

All over!

Chelsea hold on to secure an important win in the battle for the top four.

Andy Reid
Ex-Nottingham Forest and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

The goal comes from Erik Lamela making a forward run past the centre-back and a bit of positivity can bring something. Tottenham just have not done enough of that today. I think it will be too little, too late, but Chelsea have some defending to do.

Tottenham have the ball but are in their own half with Chelsea now sitting back to try and protect their lead.

Two minutes of time added on remaining...

Mark Chapman
BBC Sport presenter on BBC Radio 5 Live

They are now happy on reflection to say that the Lo Celso incident should have been a red card. However, they do want to reiterate it was a human being making a decision on a subjective event - but have also said the challenge did tick the boxes of being a red card.

Bresla Stephenson: So VAR has now said they were wrong and made a mistake? What is the point of even having it?

Four minutes of stoppage time. Can Tottenham do it? This will be a huge smash and grab if they manage to score a second.

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Burnley boss Sean Dyche makes one change to the Clarets team that won 2-1 at Southampton last weekend. Matej Vydra, who scored his first Burnley goal since 2018 in the victory at St Mary’s, starts in place of the injured Chris Wood.

Burnley XI: Pope, Bardsley, Tarkowski, Mee, Taylor, Hendrick, Westwood, Cork, McNeil, Vydra, Rodriguez

Substitutes: Hart, Gudmundsson, Brownhill, Brady, Pieters, Lennon, Long

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Eddie Howe makes three changes to the Bournemouth team that lost 2-1 at Sheffield United in their last league game. Joshua King, Steve Cook and Jack Stacey come into the side, with Diego Rico and Ryan Fraser dropping to the bench.

Nathan Ake misses out altogether with a head injury, while Jefferson Lerma remains sidelined with a back problem.

Bournemouth XI: Ramsdale, Smith, Francis, S Cook, Stacey, H Wilson, Gosling, Billing, Surman, King, C Wilson

Substitutes: Boruc, Solanke, L Cook, Stanislas, Rico, Fraser, Simpson

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Sheffield United are unchanged from the side that came from behind to beat Bournemouth last time out.

That means John Lundstram, who hit the late winner against the Cherries, once again starts on the substitutes bench.

Sheffield United XI: Henderson, Basham, Egan, O'Connell, Baldock, Berge, Norwood, Fleck, Stevens, McBurnie, Sharp.

Substitutes: Lundstram, Jagielka, McGoldrick, Verrips, Mousset, Osborn, Retsos.

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Three changes for Brighton as they return from the winter break in need of points to stay away from trouble.

French forward Neal Maupay, who has not scored a goal since 16 December, is back while Mali midfielder Yves Bissouma makes his first top-flight start since 1 January and former Bristol City defender Adam Webster also returns.

Leandro Trossard, Pascal Gross and Solly March all drop to the bench.

Brighton XI: Ryan, Duffy, Dunk, Webster, Schelotto, Bissouma, Propper, Burn, Maupay, Murray, Mooy.

Substitutes: Trossard, Gross, Jahanbakhsh, March, Button, Bernardo, Connolly.