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Liverpool need two goals here to give themselves a chance of Champions League football.

A point would leave them three behind Manchester United, who would still have two games left after today.

If nothing changes in these final five minutes, their top four hopes are officially over.

Alex Howell
Football reporter at Craven Cottage

It’s now Palace who have the momentum in this game at the moment. Ward’s equaliser has galvanised them. Olise has just flashed a shot past the post.

Everton are looking to the long throw of Mason Holgate to cause some panic in the Wolves box and from one the ball is flicked on but Neal Maupay hooks his shot wide.

This game restarted before everyone else so we're into added time - and there will be four minutes of it.

Everton have pushed everyone up as they know a point would be massive but they are in real danger of getting caught short at the back as Diego Costa leads a quick break but his ball into the box for his onrushing team-mates is a poor one and the chance goes.

Diogo Jota is closing in on goal after being picked out on the left but Matty Cash recovers well and Aston Villa work it clear. They never seem to panic at the back.

Fabinho, who has been on the verge of one all afternoon, is the latest player to receive a yellow card as he catches Emiliano Buendia in the face.

That's his last action before being replaced by Harvey Elliott.

Palace have found some energy and life in the last few minutes and a dangerous ball across the goalmouth is just about cleared away by Issa Diop. Jean-Philippe Mateta is on up front for the visitors and looking a handful.

Ashley Williams
Former Wales captain on Final Score

It's been frustrating so far, Everton started off well. They were getting bodies into the box, crosses into the box and creating a few chances.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin had a couple of good chances, he has now gone off injured which is disapppionting.

Everton are getting a bit of momentum but Wolves seem comfortable in their shape and Dan Bentley is untroubled in the Wolves goal.

That is concerning for Everton, they need to get something out of this game, they need at least a point because they play before Leicester and Leeds.

Everton need to throw caution to the wind, a 1-0 loss does them no favours at all.

Into the final 10 minutes and Everton boss Sean Dyche makes a change as Mason Holgate comes on for Idrissa Gueye.

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He's got his critics and has made some errors but David de Gea is closing out a 17th clean sheet of the season and that could prove to be a crucial save. McFred come on for United as we edge towards full-time, with Christian Eriksen and Antony replaced.

Cheers at Anfield.

Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez picks a yellow card for time wasting. That's his seventh of the season.

Big chance for Bournemouth! Kieffer Moore is played in behind the United defence, the Welshman was onside but David de Gea stays big to make a really fine stop.

Brilliant footwork by Mo Salah to beat John McGinn in the corner, but Douglas Luiz is there to back up his team-mate.

Unai Emery and his players are closing in on a victory which would further highlight the immense progress they've made during his tenure. They have been solid.

Everton's relegation rivals will be hugely thankful to Wolves because they've turned up today when they could easily have had half an eye on their summer holidays.

The visitors are trying to get the ball into the box but Wolves are defending well.

Trent Alexander-Arnold tries his luck from the edge of the box but Emiliano Martinez is equal to his low strike.

Fifteen minutes remain for Liverpool to rescue themselves.

Paul Robinson
Former Leeds goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

What Sean Dyche would do for a bit of extra time, his Everton side are just starting to get back into this.

They're making no apologies, it is getting more and more direct.

The game is getting a bit scrappy, and ugly, the referee will have to get a hold of things.

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Roberto Firmino comes on for his Anfield bow, along with James Milner.

It's part of a triple Liverpool change, which also sees Konstantinos Tsimikas introduced. Off go Jordan Henderson, Luis Diaz and Andy Robertson.