Fulham bring on Bobby De Cordova-Reid and Tom Cairney for Willian and Andreas Pereira.

It should be 3-0.

Michael Olise holds it up on the far side, cuts onto his left foot and pretends to shoot, instead teeing up Jordan Ayew.

He is unmarked and should score but blasts it over the bar before falling to his knees in disbelief.

Chelsea owner Todd Boehly is watching on from the stands. He doesn't look too impressed. He might want to take a look at himself for this absolute mess of a season.

With a priceless three points now to protect there are signs of Bournemouth retreating deeper. It's a very risky strategy to invite a team with Spurs' attacking talent on to you. They were getting results by pressing high taking the game on.

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Will Hughes chips it over the top for Eberechi Eze but Gavin Bazunu comes off his line sharply to gather it in.

And now Palace fans sing for Roy Hodgson "he's one of our own" and the boss turns to applaud them.

Southampton make a few changes. They have conceded this is over.

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Everton midfielder James Garner has a shot, which is a routine save for Bernd Leno. The hosts have had chances to score more.

Chance!

A Spurs corner is flicked on to Ivan Perisic in space in the box but he slices his volley over the bar.

The second Wolves goal looks to have knocked the wind out of Brentford. It is all Wanderers now.

Eberechi Eze has had some second half.

He glides past a few players and nut-megs Ainsley Maitland-Niles, who accepts the free-kick and helps Eze up.

The away fans sing "he's just too good for you".

Everton send youngster Ellis Simms on for Neal Maupay.

Davinson Sanchez came on in the first half for the injured Clement Lenglet. He has now been taken off for Arnaut Danjuma.

I think it is fair to say he is not a happy man.

Spurs had to change something, though. They're all over the shop.

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Alex Iwobi tries to give Everton a lifetime but he's denied by another ex-Arsenal man in Bernd Leno.

Chelsea are 12 points above the relegation zone. They are safe... aren't they?

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Southampton are putting some pressure on Palace now but it's probably come too late.

Armel Bella-Kotchap fires a powerful effort at Sam Johnstone. The keeper has to be alert again a few seconds later to catch a header from Moussa Djenepo.

Mason Mount replaces Denis Zakaria for Chelsea.

Danny Welbeck is down getting treatment for Brighton, who deserve this lead 10 times over.

Everton have Demarai Gray booked, and also bring on Tom Davies for Idrissa Gueye. Two separate things.

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BBC Sport at Molineux

Jose Sa will be breathing a sigh of relief.

The Wolves keeper could easily have gifted Brentford an equaliser when he dropped the ball in a packed penalty area.

Thankfully for Sa, it landed at the feet of Craig Dawson, who was able to clear.

Now Wolves have got their second, which should be enough.

Diego Costa getting a standing ovation as he goes off.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on Final Score

They have been fighting for everything and you can see they have the bit between heir teeth