Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jack Grealish hasn’t turned up today, on the big occasion like today. Villa really need their big players to turn up today. You feel there is going to be a moment in this game, a big moment. It’s been a scrappy game, it’s been a game full of nerves. Villa will want to hold on to this.

Joe Venable: I'm a Liverpool fan but I'd miss Bournemouth massively if they went down. They've played nice attacking football for five seasons on a tiny budget. So unlucky this year with injuries, Fraser and VAR. Crossing my fingers for them.

Stephenthepoet: Rogers on the sideline, dynamic and proactive. Chasing the win. Solskjaer frozen in the headlights with no plan B. Leicester last minute win written all over it.

They'll check it.

Wes Morgan was coming in from the other side too.

Anthony Martial bursts through and he's taken down by Jonny Evans.

He gets a yellow for it too.

Marc Albrighton's risky pass back is covered by Jonny Evans, with Marcus Rashford breathing down his neck.

Still nervy out there.

Bournemouth need a spark because a third goal would surely get the job done in terms of what they can do in this match. Eddie Howe decides to send on Philip Billing and Junior Stanislas for David Brooks and Dominic Solanke. Twenty five minutes remaining...

Crikey that would have been embarrassing for Tottenham keeper Hugo Lloris.

Joel Ward didn't mean it, but his cross from the right strikes the near post with the Frenchman all at sea.

We are into the final 30 minutes of the Premier League season. Surely there will be drama to come...

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on Final Score

Jose Mourinho and Spurs of late have been more direct and haven't been great in possession - but they've been getting results, so I wouldn't put it past them to win today. They haven't started great in the second half but knowing Mourinho, they'll find a way.

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

Fifth and sixth: Leicester, Tottenham

Going down: Bournemouth, Watford, Norwich

Triple change from Wolves.

On comes Joao Moutinho, Daniel Podence and Ruben Vinagre.

Ruben Neves, Matt Doherty and Jonny are off.

Close! West Ham have a free-kick right on the edge of the area and Andriy Yarmolenko curls it into the side-netting.

Villa safe, for now. Dean Smith heads down from the stands to the dugouts.

Victor Lindelof is in the book now for a trip on Jamie Vardy. That's both Manchester United's centre-backs on yellow cards.

Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa & Man Utd striker on Final Score

Aston Villa are the team that seems to be surviving but you don't want to think, 'We've got a point, we're OK.' They have to score, Villa. Make sure, keep it in your own hands.

A brilliant solo run by Norwich's Onel Hernandez sees him burst into the Manchester City area but he is denied by a superb stop by Ederson, who needs a clean sheet to be the outright winner of this season's Golden Glove award, and appears determined to get one.

West Ham are on top now. Stand by, Bournemouth fans.

No real chances just yet but plenty of Hammers pressure with Ben Johnson putting in some dangerous crosses.

Tottenham inches away from reclaiming the lead.

Ben Davies swings a ball to the back stick and Lucas Moura just pushes a volley wide.

Great chance.