First chance of the game as West Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta drags an effort wide from distance.

Leicester have barely had an attack. They have to win or they're doomed.

A reminder that Leeds have fielded six defenders today. With Adam Forshaw patrolling in front of them. They still don't have an official left-back on the pitch, though, which is where the Spurs goal originated from. Quality squad building.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

They have no dog in the fight but Manchester United fans have taken great joy in that goal for Tottenham at Leeds with a chant of "Leeds, Leeds are falling apart again".

Indeed, Aston Villa will finish seventh and qualify for the Europa Conference League if they beat Brighton today and they are on track. Brighton forward Deniz Undav is in the book for an early, late, challenge.

Everton are starting to impose themselves a little. They are putting balls into the box and testing Bournemouth's defence. Dominic Solanke is back to help clear this one.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Elland Road

Seven days ago, Sam Allardyce sat at the London Stadium and said his team didn't score enough goals when they were on top and conceded far too easily.

The first 10 minutes here today has merely carried on that trend.

The Leeds fans are still making a lot of noise but one of their chants was 'Leeds are going down', which just about sums it up.

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Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Villa Park

Deafening noise from the Villa Park faithful as the club's Player of the Year, Douglas Luiz, slides the ball home from 15 yards out after Jacob Ramsey produced some great work and pulled the ball back from the left.

It was a needed goal too with eighth-placed Spurs taking the lead at Leeds a few minutes earlier.

Villa have started superbly with the goal coming a few minutes after Leon Bailey had hit the crossbar with only four minutes on the clock.

"We're all going on a European tour," has been the chant from the Brighton fans, now the rest of the ground can, and does, join in too.

A chance for Brentford as Yoanne Wissa races in behind and clips the outside post before he's flagged for offside.

So far so good for Everton in terms of their position. That Tottenham goal helps them out and Leicester are yet to make a move against West Ham.

Dwight McNeil clips it into the box but it's easily chested down to Mark Travers.

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Not a load of action in this dead rubber. Both sides will be delighted this game is a dead rubber mind.

Michael Olise's run and shot was nice but Wayne Hennessey saved.

Another decent Leeds chance.

A long Weston McKennie throw breaks for Pascal Struijk, but his effort deflects over.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

Just the sort of start you would expect in the sound and fury of Goodison Park. Hurried, scrappy and not much quality. Might settle down in a bit but wouldn't bank on it.

Massive chance! Huge!

Robin Koch has never scored for Leeds but he is in a prime spot, unmarked to meet Jack Harrison's cross. He gets his head there but sends the ball wide.

It goes without saying that the Whites can't afford to miss chances as big as that.

Fulham should be ahead!

A set-piece ends in Aleksandar Mitrovic heading over from inside the six-yard box.

That's a huge chance and the Fulham forward knows he should have buried that.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at King Power Stadium

Tension everywhere.

Home fans somehow manage to break into chants of 'Come on Leicester' before realising the magnitude of the situation and sitting back down.

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Brentford are defending deep at the moment. It's all Man City. That goal over at Villa means they will miss out on a Europa Conference League spot as it stands.