And that's all from me tonight.

You can read our report on tonight's game over here.

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Some positive news to bring you before we bring things to a close.

The Premier League plans to have fans in grounds at the final two rounds of matches this season, according to chief executive Richard Masters.

Up to 10,000 supporters will be allowed into stadiums from Monday, 17 May provided the government is able to stick to its scheduled roadmap.

To maintain a competitive balance and ensure all 20 clubs get to play a home game with fans present, a round of fixtures will be shifted to 18-20 May.

You can read more about that here.

Here's what else is to come this weekend. There might be enough time to fit in a brew somewhere among all this.

There are four games to enjoy tomorrow...

• Leeds United v Chelsea (12:30 GMT)
• Crystal Palace v West Brom (15:00)
• Everton v Burnley (17:30)
• Fulham v Manchester City (20:00)

... Four more to come on Sunday...

• Southampton v Brighton (12:00)
• Leicester City v Sheffield United (14:00)
• Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur (16:30)
• Manchester United v West Ham (19:15)

... Before Wolves then host Liverpool on Monday night (20:00).

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Dean Smith speaking to BT Sport: "When you're a goal up with four minutes to go you're disappointed naturally.

"We didn't deserve to win the game. It wasn't a game for the purists, I thought it was a bit of an ugly game. They probably had the best chances but we should see it out.

"We could have gone and got a goal to make it 2-0 with the counter-attacking opportunities we had but we didn't make the most of the opportunities and it allows them to stick a ball into the box.

"It's always a concern when you're not creating chances. Tonight it was a very scrappy game. We've got good enough players to go and score goals, we have a few short of confidence but that seems to be the league at the moment."

On losing Bertrand Traore early on: "He has a whack on the hip and the ribs, it was a blow to lose his creativity. I thought we started well and it probably shook us when he went off.

"We had an opportunity to go above the champions and that should have been enough for the players to go and get a result today."

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Steve Bruce, speaking to BT Sport: "There wasn't much in the game. Arguably we had the best chances but the goal they scored was a bit of a fluke. Then you have to show desire to get back into it and we did that. We at least deserved that.

"Joelinton has come in for criticism but he's contributed to the team today. He needs to score a goal and be the hero and I'm sure there's a goal or two around the corner.

"There are still 10 games to go. We're unbeaten in our last couple. We've got to show the same attitude and hopefully big players are back around the corner. That gives us something to focus on and I'm still convinced we'll be OK.

"There is no question managing Newcastle is always difficult. There's a huge spotlight and that's the way it should be. I'm ready for the challenge and my experience I hope will prove vital."

Here's what Steve Bruce thinks of it all.

Newcastle have now won just two of their last 17 Premier League matches.

They've drawn three in a row for the first time since August 2011.

How are you feeling after that, Newcastle fans?

Jon Evans: Obviously Grealish is a big loss, but I can't help but feel that Luiz's and McGinn's game has dropped massively since the new year. They just aren't offering anything currently and that was happening before Grealish was out. Just look tired.

A hugely frustrating outcome for Aston Villa in the end. That late equaliser prevents them from moving above Liverpool and they could find themselves cut adrift in the race for a European place this weekend.

It's only the third time in Premier League history that a team has scored first in an away game as late as the 86th minute and not gone on to win.

Reaction to come from St James' Park shortly.

The point does, however, leave Newcastle 16th and two points above Fulham in the final relegation place, having now played the same number of games.

This weekend, Brighton, in 17th, travel to Southampton, while Fulham host Manchester City.

Aston Villa's goal has now been given as a Ciaran Clark own-goal, but I'm sure he won't care about that after Jamaal Lascelles' last-minute equaliser...

ALL OVER!

Unbelievable drama at the end.

SO CLOSE for Newcastle, but Emiliano Martinez somehow keeps out Joelinton's attempt.

Only Crystal Palace (13) have conceded more Premier League goals in the last 15 minutes of games this season than Newcastle (12).

That really could be a killer for Newcastle the way things are going.

They have a free-kick in the Villa half...

FOUR minutes of added time for Newcastle to salvage a point.

Douglas Luiz spots Martin Dubravka slightly off his line and tries a cheeky lob from about 25-30 yards out.

Dubravka is worried and palms it out for a corner, which Villa keep in the corner...

Here comes Andy Carroll for Newcastle.

Isaac Hayden makes way.

Two minutes to go.