The fans are dancing on the pitch. A sea of jubilant fans amongst the blue mist.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin, his shirt off, is right in amongst them accepting hugs and high fives.

Now it's Philippe Coutinho who almost wins it for Villa, but his strike from 20 yards lands in the gloves of Nick Pope. Thrilling finale to this.

Leicester's James Maddison looks to thread a pass through to Harvey Barnes but it's good, decisive, brave goalkeeping from Edouard Mendy, who's off his line quickly and dives at Barnes' feet.

John McGinn is almost Leeds' hero with a long-range strike, well saved by Nick Pope.

What an unbelievable night at Goodison Park!

The fans are on the field again, flares billowing smoke, to celebrate the most crucial comeback in Everton's history.

They were 2-0 down and heading for a final day of agony. But three goals in a golden 30 minutes have ensured they remain a Premier League side.

That's it. Everton can't be caught.

It's down to Burnley and Leeds. Leeds need Villa to score in the final three minutes here.

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Burnley almost win it!

Connor Roberts forces a great reaction save from Emiliano Martinez. He then gets the ball again and pulls it back for Wout Weghorst, whose shot is blocked by Tyrone Mings.

EVERTON ARE SAFE!

Jorginho brings down Wesley Fofana close to the touchline and that's a yellow card for the home midfielder.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall takes the free-kick, but Chelsea get it clear.

Seconds left. Everton are almost home and dry.

Yes, Burnley just want this point. Matt Lowton replaces Maxwel Cornet. Defender for a forward. You can't blame Mike Jackson for this.

Richard Frost: Are the bad days of hooliganism coming back? Pitch invasions, flares, headbutts in recent days are a worrying trend.

Steve: Do they want fences up again. Stay off the pitch.

Even bigger cheers as Christian Benteke handballs near the Everton box. There's around a minute to go.

Burnley are surely just going to try to hold this point now. Draw this and their fate is in their hands, lose and it's not. Pretty simple now.

Seven minutes to go.

Huge cheers as Jordan Pickford is adjudged to have been fouled while making a clearing punch. Further precious seconds tick by.

We've had three of the seven added minutes. Everton are digging in.

Richard Cohen: I don't know whether to congratulate or feel sorry for Americans who've never felt or understood the bizarre agony/ecstasy of a relegation battle.

What a save from Nick Pope to save Burnley. Bertrand Traore powers a header down into the ground and Pope gets down low and gets his arm out to keep it out.

That could prove to be the difference between relegation and survival.

It's backs to the wall now for the Blues.

Sarah Morgan: As pleased as I am for Everton fans, they just can't come on to the pitch even if it is celebratory. The only things that will stop people doing it and endangering others is automatic club bans and arrest!

Nzeugma: What is this new pitch invasion madness?