Top four: Liverpool, Man City, Man Utd, Chelsea

Fifth and sixth: Leicester, Tottenham

Going down: Norwich, Watford, Bournemouth

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on Final Score

Not much has really happened at Stamford Bridge. It's singing out for Adama Traore to come off the bench.

Time for a quick drinks break at St Mary's.

Billy Sharp has had the best chance of the first quarter but his low shot was well saved by Alex McCarthy.

You can tell there's not a whole lot riding on this one.

Watford are on top, well on top. But they trail.

If they could win this they'd stay up as it stands.

Image source, Reuters

No clean sheet for Nick Pope!

Ederson is winning the Golden Glove. If he concedes, he'll be sharing it with Pope.

Harry Maguire trods on the ball but does just enough to prevent it running through to Kelechi Iheanacho in the box.

Bruno Fernandes then tries to weave into the area at the far end but won't beat Jonny Evans.

Top four: Liverpool, Man City, Man Utd, Chelsea

Fifth and sixth: Leicester, Tottenham

Going down: Norwich, Watford, Bournemouth

Jay Rodriguez goes to ground in the area under the challenge of Dale Stephens.

Ref Jon Moss waves play on before the now almost obligatory VAR check. Replays show that the Clarets frontman was nudged, but not enough of a nudge to convince the VAR chiefs.

Everton are finally starting to wake up now as Moise Kean sprints clear of the defence on the right but Aaron Ramsdale does well to deny the forward at his near post.

Watford have looked sharp since going behind and Troy Deeney now has a powerful header blocked inside the area...

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The King Power Stadium

Leicester City had that chance courtesy of Nemanja Matic's poor pass but other than that Manchester United are having just the better of these opening phases.

The Foxes are trying to work their way into the game - plenty of verbal encouragement on and off the pitch. It's a noisy one.

Decent effort from Villa midfielder John McGinn - slammed wide from 25 yards. I wonder if Villa's players have heard news of that early Bournemouth goal?

Tottenham Hotspur

A reminder...

Tottenham are guaranteed at least seventh but need Wolves to drop points if they do not want to worry about who wins the FA Cup.

If Wolves lose at Chelsea, a point for Spurs at Crystal Palace would be enough. If they do finish seventh, they will need Chelsea to win the cup.

That goal from Spurs lifts them up into sixth, overtaking Wolves in the Europa League spots.

Wolves will guarantee their qualification if they beat Chelsea, remember.

At the moment, there's been no real chances but Pedro Neto has a corner.

Stephen Noakes: I've seen my team (Reading) win 4-0 and get relegated, that was painful.

Ricology: Hope Watford get relegated today, club owners need to realise their management style is not right even if it worked out with Gracia.

Eddie Royall: Bournemouth might just pull off The Great Escape today, lovely team and that manager, what a guy!

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

You have to feel sorry for Norwich. They thought they had scored what would have been only their second Premier League goal since 28 February.

Canaries boss Daniel Farke was having a good chat with Pep Guardiola as VAR was making the decision.

Predictably, it went against the visitors - and within second, they were trailing.

Norwich came into this game on the back of nine successive defeats.

Nervy times for Man Utd.

They try to play it out from the back and Nemanja Matic gives it away. It comes to Wilfred Ndidi on the edge of the box but he smashes it just over the bar.

A West Ham goal would put Bournemouth SAFE.