You'd expect Ollie Watkins to score from here, with the form he's in. The Villa striker is picked out by John McGinn on the edge of the box, takes the ball in his stride and then slots just wide. It clips the post on the way out.

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A decent chance for Leeds as Brenden Aaronson shrugs off pressure to drive down the right and pulls it back for Jack Harrison. It's intercepted just in time by Benoit Badiashile.

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Another Bournemouth counter attack. Dominic Solanke is galloping away and tries to square to it Dango Ouattara but the pass doesn't reach him.

Harry Kane takes a quick free-kick, pinging it over to Son Heung-min, who races clean through and skies it, only for the flag to go up afterwards.

Villa keeper Emiliano Martinez is quickly off his line to stop Wilfried Zaha having a chance.

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Former Manchester City midfielder for BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds are committing bodies forward to create an overload and Chelsea aren't sure what to do with that.

Summerville is getting into good positions for Leeds. He's really difficult to tackle and draws the fouls.

Plenty of stoppages in play at Molineux and it's making it hard for Spurs to get their rhythm.

Ben Davies is the latest to receive treatment now.

Will Bournemouth get to half-time with the lead? Arsenal have had loads of chances but their finishing has been poor.

Jordan Ayew chops down Ollie Watkins as the Villa striker runs down the wing and is lucky not to be booked.

Luke Ayling covers well as Raheem Sterling dinks it in for Joao Felix. Chelsea just look a bit lost for ideas now.

Jacob Ramsey bursts into the box and goes down. He claims Nathaniel Clyne fouled him but the officials disagree. No penalty to Villa.

Mario Lemina is penalised, perhaps a little harshly, for a challenge on Harry Kane in the middle.

It's sent in deep by Son Heung-min on the free-kick and Ivan Perisic's diving header is blocked well at the near post by Jose Sa!

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More good defending by Bournemouth.

Emile Smith Rowe looks set to equalise from about 10 yards before a vital challenge by Chris Mepham.

Brighton's Solly March swings in a lovely cross and Kaoru Mitoma is able to tap the ball in at the back post only for Ben Johnson to get there first and hack the ball over the bar.

Another opening for Bournemouth!

Dominic Solanke is threatening to burst through the Gunners defence but the danger is cleared before he can shoot.

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Over the bar from Jack Harrison from the free-kick. Never troubling Kepa.

Aston Villa equal Manchester United on three as the opponents Palace have scored the most Premier League own goals against.

Joachim Andersen is the fourth Palace player to score multiple Premier League own goals, after Damien Delaney (three), Tony Popovic and Martin Kelly.

Nice feet from Crysencio Summerville, who tricks his way past Kalidou Koulibaly and is caught late, earning a free-kick right on the edge of the box.