Jack Lovatt: Very strange behaviour from Fulham fans to boo a 21-year-old who played three times for them as if he’s been a traitor.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Australia keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a magnificent goal. He took his time, picked his spot, set it. Bernd Leno had absolutely no chance in making that save, brilliant free-kick. It's a really good free-kick, the pace, the direction, the curl. It's always going away from Leno, it's actually hit the side netting. It's a brilliant free-kick.

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It's all over at Selhurst Park. Job done for the Eagles as they claim another impressive victory after beating Liverpool at Anfield last week.

And that wraps up a disappointing week for the Hammers after being knocked out of the Europa Conference League quarter-finals on Thursday.

Former Fulham midfielder Harvey Elliott takes his time to weigh up a free-kick from just over 20 yards out but hits a poor, low effort straight into the home team's wall.

The referee blows his whistle and Aston Villa wrap up the three points.

Unai Emery's side give themselves some breathing room between themselves and fifth placed Tottenham, going six points clear.

That will do no harm to their chances of a Champions League spot.

Fulham midfielder Joao Palhinha tries his luck from a far way out but hits a firm low striker straight at Alisson.

Moussa Diaby comes off for Jhon Duran.

There's only a minute or two left here at Villa Park.

Ollie Watkins is brimming with confidence. Maybe a bit too much this time!

He tries to go himself right in front of the Bournemouth goal, twisting and turning in an attempt to get a clear shot on goal.

There's plenty of his team-mates ready to have a go, but he holds on to the ball for too long and eventually a Cherries defender makes the clearance.

Trent Alexander-Arnold does well to play in Luis Diaz down the right but his cut-back hits Diogo Jota and goes wide for a goal-kick.

Unai Emery makes his first substitution with only a few minutes of normal time remaining.

Diego Carlos replaces goalscorer Leon Bailey, who is all smiles as he takes his place on the bench.

It's another change by the Hammers as Mohammed Kudus brings a frustrating afternoon to an end, with Maxwel Cornet coming on.

Groans from the Aston Villa crowd. They want more!

A cross is fizzed into the Bournemouth box but it falls too far in front of Ollie Watkins and too far behind Moussa Diaby.

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The Palace fans are on their feet to applaud goalscorer Eberechi Eze after a fine performance today. He and Will Hughes are replaced by Jeff Schlupp and Jairo Riedewald.

A little earlier, fellow goalscorers Jean-Philippe Mateta and Michael Olise came off for Odsonne Edouard and Jordan Ayew.

What a start that would have been for Enes Unal, who finds the back of the net after Emi Martinez spills Antoine Semenyo's strike.

But Bournemouth's celebrations are cut short as the flag goes up for offside.

Palace find Eberechi Eze in the left channel on the break and the England winger cuts inside before lashing a shot well wide of the far post.

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A last roll of the dice from Andoni Iraola.

On comes Enes Unal for Dango Ouattara.

Fulham whip a free-kick into the Liverpool box and the Cottagers' defender Tosin Adarabioyo stretches out his right leg at he near post but is unable to divert the ball goalwards. Liverpool clear.

Andy Robertson fails to cut out a diagonal ball to the right, allowing Alex Iwobi to get in behind him, and Iwobi's cross is headed behind by Virgil van Dijk.

The corner's cleared and the ball back in runs out for a Liverpool goal-kick.