There's goals in this!

Lucas Digne, who set Dominic Calvert-Lewin up from the corner, puts a brilliant delivery in from the left.

The striker dives to get his head on it and Emiliano Martinez reacts to push it away from point-blank range.

It's really opened up now! Ollie Watkins is almost in, again, before John McGinn has another strike blocked from the edge of the box.

Everton immediately go on the counter but slow it down and reset.

Everton need to be careful. Ollie Watkins is being a nuisance for them and he almost capitalises on a mistake again only for Jordan Pickford to close him down in time.

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Mason Holgate and Ollie Watkins contest for a header and both of them end up clashing into each other.

Watkins has got blood coming from his mouth but he'll be fine.

Ollie Watkins is lurking in the middle but Bertrand Traore's cross won't reach him as Jordan Pickford is alert.

Both teams are struggling to keep possession at the moment. Douglas Luiz nips in to win it for Villa before Ross Barkley fouls Alex Iwobi.

Anwar El Ghazi tries to get away down the left but Ben Godfrey is equal to the chase.

El Ghazi is then penalised for a shove and Everton go short, playing it around the back before eventually giving away a throw-in in their own half.

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Reminiscing about good times?

A decent move from Villa. John McGinn is involved in the build-up as it comes over to the right and with Matty Cash.

His cross is half-cleared but only as far as McGinn. He runs onto it and hits it first time but it's over the bar. His eyes lit up then!

Fulham

More from Scott Parker on what Fulham need from their final four games to survive: "Four wins. It can be done. We have to win four games. What I do know is that if we keep this level we have chance of beating Burnley, then beating Southampton, Man Utd and then Newcastle. Of course it is difficult."

On whether Fulham having never won four Premier League games in a row worries him? "It doesn't make me sag my shoulders, that is the challenge for us. I understand it. But anyone who watched this game today will see a team who wanted to win.

"I know we can win four games and that is our aim. It would be some escape, but we've seen it before.

"People will laugh at their screens and think I'm living in cuckooland. Maybe I am. But until that curtain comes down we will see."

Matty Cash gets to the ball first to hoof it away and Richarlison, unable to slow himself down, clatters into him and takes a big whack.

He's a bit ginger for a few minutes but up and fine now.

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Fulham

Fulham manager Scott Parker speaking to BBC Sport: "The last few weeks or last few games made me feel we lacked something but today I didn't feel that. I felt we put a stamp on it and we were brave. Of course I'm disappointed with the result but very proud with the performance.

"Disappointed with the [first] goal, the ball has travelled 60 odd yards. We've fallen short at times this year and that's why we are where we are in the league. Overall we were a team who tried to win the game but just fell short.

"It's a world where it is win or lose. If you lose you're the worst team and if you win you're great. Of course we have our faults, of course we've fallen short [in matches]. There are four games left. Do I believe we can win four games? Of course I do. We have no alternative. The focus is to win four games. That is our aim."

Richarlison is in space on the edge of the box and he finds Alex Iwobi to his right.

He cuts inside and cracks a shot on his left foot but it's blocked. Quick start from Everton.

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Off we go!

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel speaking to BBC Sport: "You can see Fulham are near the bottom and you can get confused and it can cause you problems. It was the target to stay absolutely focused on this game. I didn't see many teams over perform against Fulham, they give you a hard time and are difficult to play against. The team gets huge credit because you can't win much in these games but you can lose a lot.

"Timo [Werner] was involved in many chances, Mason [Mount] was outstanding and always involved. Kai [Havertz] played double striker with Timo and the two had a good connection and were always dangerous. There is still a lot to improve but another good performance. We need him [Kai] spot on to achieve our goals. There are many reasons to maybe talk about why it is a difficult situation [for Havertz in his first season in England] but in the end you are responsible for yourself and he is. He must adapt as quick as possible. That is what he is doing and that is what we demand of him."

Fulham

Fulham manager Scott Parker, speaking to Sky Sports: "Of course we've not got a positive result but in terms of attitude and desire we got that. And I got a performance. We've seen what this team are about and we put our stamp on it.

"Of course, overall, that quality from Chelsea came through in the two goals. But honestly I'm nothing but proud of my team. In the last few weeks there have been some disappointing performances.

"I understand the questions but you take every game as it is. You need a performance and I got that today. But, like a few times this year, we've fallen short and this was one of them moments.

"It was a poor first goal, a long ball from 50/60 yards really, no pressure. But saying that we had good chances. My team was on the front foot, were aggressive, showed quality but fell short at crucial moments."

On why he didn't turn to Aleksandr Mitrovic earlier: "I didn't want to change too much too quickly. The goals came at a bad time for us. I always thought we were in the game, had a good energy and what we did today I was very pleased with."

Here come the players. Seamus Coleman has got a virtual mascot with him.