Crystal Palace have won the last four Premier League meetings. The only side they have claimed five consecutive top-flight victories against is Wimbledon, doing so between 1989 and 1991.

The Eagles' 2-0 win at the Vitality Stadium on 31 December proved to be their final victory under Patrick Vieira, who was dismissed after they failed to win any of the subsequent 12 top-flight matches.

Bournemouth have won two of their 11 Premier League fixtures against Crystal Palace (D4, L5).

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This game is almost impossible to call, and I suppose the safest thing to do is to predict a draw. I don't like doing that though.

Villa have slipped up a couple of times recently but I really have no idea which Spurs side will show up and I cannot back them when they are so inconsistent.

Unai Emery's side won 2-0 away at Tottenham earlier in the season so I am going for them to do the double.

Prediction: 2-1

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Paul Robinson
Former Leeds and Tottenham goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tottenham need to act and they need to act quickly. Why wouldn’t they be interested in Nagelsmann? He is one of the most innovative, modern thinking, modern day coaches.

If Spurs aren’t in the hunt for a manager like that it is worrying. I potentially think they have sounded his people out and they have gone ‘no, don’t waste your time’.

John Bennett
BBC Final Score at Villa Park

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There’s no place like home for Aston Villa right now.

After back to back away defeats, they’re hoping to extend their winning run in their own stadium to six in a row.

Tyrone Mings came out early to sign some autographs below me; he’s been part of a Villa defence that hasn’t conceded at home since February. So a tough afternoon in store for Harry Kane and co.

Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham interim boss Ryan Mason: "We understand that we're up against direct competition [to qualify for Europe] and there are three games to go between now and the end of the season.

"Today is important. We know that. It's a big game. Unai Emery has done an incredible job at Aston Villa. We recognise that. He's created a good feeling around the club and we know it's going to be a difficult game.

"At the same time we are always confident and believe in ourselves. We feel together and we understand we have got three crucial games left."

Southampton

Southampton boss Ruben Selles to Match of the Day on his side's must-win game against Fulham:

"We always want to attack and play our game and try to win football matches.

"My feeling is I know what I can control - and I can control my team to make the very best of the situation, a team that will try to play together and show the competitiveness we showed in the last few months.

"We cannot change the results that have gone before but we need to get the performance and it is important that whatever happens we have our identity and hopefully today we get the result."

Chris Wise
BBC Final Score at St Mary's

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There’s a sense of acceptance inside St Mary’s about what is likely to come Southampton’s way this weekend.Eleven consecutive years in the Premier League is a very decent stint, but the last time Saints went down from the top-flight, it took them seven years to get back there.

Mark Scott
BBC Final Score at Stamford Bridge

Those in the press box of a Forest persuasion have been understandably preoccupied with events at Elland Road, with loud cheers/groans greeting each of the goals.

There's a quiet optimism they can get something here, despite their awful away record, although there were a few raised eyebrows at top scorer Brennan Johnson moving to the bench, with Steve Cooper telling us that he's "picked the best team to improve the away form".

Leeds United

Leeds defender Luke Ayling to BT Sport: "A point today is massive for us, especially with how we did it. We had a chance to go 2-0 up and then that happened. In weeks before we'd probably lose that four or 5-1.

"The fans have been with us all season. It's been hard for them sometimes. They stuck with us today.

"Hopefully we can kick on from here."

Sebastien Bassong
Former Spurs defender on BBC 5 Live

Even though Forest's star players score goals, I'm not sure if that will be enough for next season. They need other players to come in to help them become more consistent.

Morgan Gibbs-White and Brennan Johnson are very good but I want to see more from them.

The lack of consistency is due to the turnover of players. It's very disruptive for players already at the club. The way they play needs to be consistent in their effort and end product.

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This will be just the third season that Chelsea have completed without either winning a trophy or qualifying for European football since, rather astonishingly, 1996 - also failing to do so in 1995-96 and 2015-16.

It is also the first time since 1993 the Blues have managed to lose six consecutive matches in a campaign too.

The list of disappointments is long unfortunately, and starts from that initial high of the new owners' feverish first summer in charge.

Added to the list of disappointments are many of their signings and also managerial decisions, right down to a large proportion of first-team players who have represented the club this term with little in terms of either good results or performances to show for it.

The only good news is that, after 1995-96 and 2015-16, Chelsea won trophies in the following seasons - the FA Cup in 1997 and the Premier League in 2016-17 under Antonio Conte.

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• Nottingham Forest have won just one of their past 12 meetings with Chelsea (D3 L8) - a 2-0 home win in January 1997.
• The Blues are winless in their past five home league games, including defeats in the past two. They haven’t had a longer home run without winning in the Premier League since one of 12 in 1995.
• Forest have lost their past seven away league games - they last had a longer such run between October 1961 and February 1962 (nine matches).

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Dean Henderson, speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: "We've always known we are in the fight from minute one. We always knew we had to rise off the bottom of the table. Getting those two wins in last few weeks is huge.

"The togetherness in the group is phenomenal. The manager is great and the home advantage gives us a chance.

"It was always going to be a case of when it clicked for us at the top of the pitch. Hopefully we are firing at the right time."

Sebastien Bassong
Former Spurs defender on BBC 5 Live

A point is OK for Leeds. Obviously, they would have liked all three but they couldn't afford to lose.

I think Newcastle have got enough to stay in the top four but the pressure is starting to heat up.

Aston Villa

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Aston Villa boss Unai Emery: "It's a very tough game. Tottenham are still fighting for Europe and they have chances to be in the top four. It's difficult but they can still do it.

"We are at home and we are feeling very good here. Three points for us are very important because we are still have a chance to be in a Europa position.

"We were being very competitive away and then the last two away matches we have lost. Today is a big challenge. Tottenham are feeling better after they won last week."