Rodrigo sprints back to intercept a poor pass to Bruno Guimaraes. Leeds are fancying it now. It's Newcastle's turn to soak up pressure.

Adam Forshaw lifts it in but Patrick Bamford heads it over the bar. It might have even hit his shoulder.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder for BBC Radio 5 Live

Bamford had one go and then Kristensen had the second.

It's a huge deflection, there is no chance for the goalkeeper.

The atmosphere has gone back up and it's going to be a great ending. It shows how quick it can change from Newcastle's disallowed goal to Leeds equalising.

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Wilfried Gnonto has brought some energy for Leeds since coming on. He wins a free-kick on the left and another set-piece opportunity.

As I say that, Weston McKennie's cross towards Patrick Bamford is headed behind by Kieran Trippier.

Leeds have just their second corner of the match.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder for BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds are starting to get frustrated. They are leaving big spaces all over the pitch.

They need to get it into the wide areas and try to use Wilfried Gnonto.

Newcastle are controlling it now. Leeds look done and dusted. They are camped in their half.

Anthony Gordon slides it down the line for Alexander Isak. He looks miles offside but the flag stays down, he tees up Allan Saint-Maximin and he scores from a few yards out. Then the whistle goes.

Edouard Mendy replaces Kepa Arrizabalaga in goal for Chelsea as Frank Lampard makes five changes from the team that started the win against Bournemouth.

Raheem Sterling, Mateo Kovacic and Joao Felix also come in while there is an opportunity for youngster Lewis Hall.

Mykhailo Mudryk and Kai Havertz are among those to miss out.

Chelsea XI: Mendy, Badiashile, Fernandez, Silva, Kovacic, Félix, Chalobah, Sterling, Gallagher, Madueke, Hall.

Subs: Arrizabalaga, Pulisic, Loftus-Cheek, Mudryk, Ziyech, Datro Fofana, Azpilicueta, Havertz, Fofana.

For Forest, defender Joe Worrall comes in for striker Brennan Johnson in the only switch by boss Steve Cooper.

Forest XI:Navas, Worrall, Mangala, Awoniyi, Gibbs-White, Niakhate, Yates, Aurier, Danilo, Lodi, Felipe.

Subs:Hennessey, Lingard, Toffolo, Surridge, Johnson, Kouyate, Freuler, Boly, Ayew.

Joel Robles comes out of the box to stop Alexander Isak getting on the end of a long ball. He wasn't going to get there in time but luckily Rasmus Kristensen takes charge, nipping in first to clear it.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Elland Road

These are crucial moments for Leeds United now. They must somehow find momentum and threat from somewhere otherwise they are slipping closer to the drop.

The hope seems to be even draining away from the Leeds fans. You cannot help but look back at Patrick Bamford's missed penalty as the decisive moment of this match.

Sebastien Bassong
Former Spurs defender on BBC 5 Live

There was a push on Junior Firpo. It doesn't need to be a big push to knock the defender off balance.

For me it's a harsh decision.

On comes Anthony Gordon and Allan Saint-Maximin for Newcastle.

It's double-goalscorer Callum Wilson who is going off, alongside Miguel Almiron.

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Roy Hodgson makes just one change from the Crystal Palace side which lost 1-0 at Tottenham last weekend.

Jeffrey Schlupp is absent with injury, Will Hughes takes his place in the three man midfield.

James McArthur returns to the bench following a hamstring problem.

Crystal Palace XI: Johnstone; Ward, Andersen, Guehi, Mitchell; Eze, Doucoure, Hughes; Olise, Ayew, Zaha.

Subs: Guaita, Lokonga, Mateta, Clyne, McArthur, Edouard, Richards, Ahamada, Riedewald

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Gary O'Neil makes two changes in the Bournemouth defence following their 3-1 home loss to Chelsea last Saturday.

Chris Mepham and Ilya Zabarnyi come into the back four, with Marco Senesi and Adam Smith benched.

Kieffer Moore, who missed the previous game due to concussion protocol, is back in the squad today.

Bournemouth XI: Neto; Mepham, Zabarnyi, Kelly, Vina; Rothwell, Lerma; Ouattara, Billing, Christie; Solanke

Subs: Travers, Stephens, Cook, Brooks, Smith, Stacey, Moore, Senesi, Anthony

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One change for Aston Villa from the side that started the 1-0 defeat at Wolves last weekend with Leon Bailey coming in for Bertrand Traore.

Defender Matty Cash, who has not played since 18 March because of a calf injury, is on the substitutes bench.

Ashley Young - who turns 38 in July - is out of contract in the summer but starts as Villa look to make it six home league wins in a row without conceding.

Aston Villa XI: Martinez, Young, Konsa, Mings, Moreno, Bailey, McGinn, Luiz, Ramsey, Buendia, Watkins.

Substitutes: Cash, Diego Carlos, Traore, Chambers, Duran, Olsen, Digne, Dendoncker, Kamara.

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Interim Tottenham boss Ryan Mason sticks with the same XI who earned a 1-0 win against Crystal Palace last Saturday.

Spurs have conceded 35 away Premier League goals this season, including 19 in their past six outings on the road in the top flight.

Tottenham XI: Forster, Emerson, Romero, Lenglet, Porro, Skipp, Hojbjerg, Davies, Son, Richarlison, Kane.

Substitutes: Sanchez, Perisic, Danjuma, Kulusevski, Moura, Sarr, Bissouma, Austin, Craig.

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Southampton make two enforced changes for a game they must win to cling on to their slim hopes of retaining their Premier League status.

Armel Bella-Kotchap and Che Adams both miss out with injuries sustained in the 4-3 defeat at Nottingham Forest on Monday and are replaced by Lyanco and Paul Onuachu respectively.

Southampton XI: McCarthy, Walker-Peters, Bednarek, Lyanco, Maitland-Niles, Ward-Prowse, Lavia, Walcott, Alcaraz, S Armstrong, Onuachu.

Subs: Bazunu, Caleta-Car, Bree, Sulemana, Elyounoussi, Djenepo, Mara, Aribo, A Armstrong.

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Fulham, meanwhile, are unchanged from the side that beat Southampton's relegation rivals Leicester 5-3 five days ago as they bid to climb to ninth in the table with victory.

That means top scorer Aleksandar Mitrovic must settle for a place on the bench on his return from an eight-game ban imposed for pushing referee Chris Kavanagh in the FA Cup quarter-final loss at Manchester United.

Marco Silva instead keeps faith with Carlos Vinicius, who has scored two goals and provided one assist in his past three appearances for the Cottagers.

Fulham XI: Leno, Tete, Adarabioyo, Diop, Robinson, Joao Palhinha, Reed, Wilson, Cairney, Willian, Vinicius.

Subs: Rodak, Duffy, Soares, Lukic, Harris, Kebano, Solomon, Decordova-Reid, Mitrovic.

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