Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a tight one but again Gibbs-White excellent in the build-up and Williams backed up Hudson-Odoi.

He has got to hit the target at that far post.

I'm not sure if that was a shot or a cross from Morgan Gibbs-White, but it finds Callum Hudson-Odoi.

He pulls it back for Neco Williams, who cuts inside before skewing his strike miles wide.

Another yellow. This time for Marco Asensio, who stabs his foot into Neco Williams after the Wales full-back had played the ball.

Morata gets a yellow for a late challenge on Donyell Malen and he takes the Villa winger out.

An easy decision for referee Simon Hooper.

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That's a long way out for Neco Williams to take a strike, but he goes for it. That was never going to trouble Emi Martinez.

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Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Forest have come out and started with tempo and I can only assume Elanga has a problem because he wouldn't have been the one I'd have taken off.

I wonder what Nuno Espirito Santo has said to his players in the dressing room.

Both managers have made changes at half-time. Nuno Espirito Santo has brought Jota Silva is on for Anthony Elanga.

Unai Emery has replaced Andres Garcia with Ezri Konsa.

Off we go again at Villa Park.

Can Nottingham Forest get themselves back into this contest?

West Ham United

West Ham manager Graham Potter to BBC Match of the Day, on the free-kick decision that led to Bournemouth's second goal: "I haven't seen it back to be honest. I have nothing to comment on. But obviously we're disappointed with how we defended the goal. But how soft the free-kick was, I'm not sure.

"Substitutes helped us I think and apart from the first five or 10 minutes of the second half, I thought the team were fully committed. It was a tough match, absolutely. First half I think there was a period where we dropped a little bit. Apart from that it was OK without being great. But it was a tough Premier League game and a hard-earned point."

On striker Niclas Fullkrug scoring: "He changes the dynamics of our player and gives us a focal point. We're able to play more long balls and go for second balls. A much simpler way of attacking and it gets us up the pitch a bit more. I'm delighted for him. He's battling back from a significant injury. He's not ready to start, but he's happy to help from the bench.

"Two very good goals. Clinical. I'm pleased for Jarrod [Bowen] because he's working hard. Sometimes you just need that goal to set you off.

"Psychologically, we have to go through barriers together. There are little things we need to keep doing. We've got games to go and we need to stick together and keep fighting and keep going forward."

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I think you have to value one point here. But you probably value it more when you don't deserve it. I think we were the team with more chances. I don't think it's a good point because we were closer to them to win it.

"Evanilson is helping us all season. He broke his foot and has had to rest a little bit but is finishing very strong at the end of the season. We are scoring lots of goals, but the reason why we are not winning is from the other side. We could not concede two goals in this game, really.

"It's not a game where you should be conceding two goals. We conceded from two crosses. From very little we concede two and it cost us a lot. We are not being effective. When you have better chances you are not feeling happy with a point.

"They had very little chances but it's true on the set play we did not mark [Niclas] Fullkrug. The second one it's more merit for them, it's a great header. But it's very little to concede two goals and it's costing us a lot more. I'm not happy, not happy with a point."

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West Ham United

Niclas Fullkrug speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I'm very happy to score in front of our crowd. to celebrate in front of our crowd was an important goal. But I am very disappointed we didn't win because we had lots of chances to score. We conceded a very easy goal. It was not a free-kick but it can happen.

"But then it's still a free-kick near the halfway line and it's very difficult to concede from there. But then we lose two duels. It's not nice to concede like that.

"This could have been a good three points because we had a strong mindset and came back. It could have been good for the confidence, so I'm disappointed we didn't win the game.

"The whole season I still have three starts for West Ham United. But I have had a difficult season. I'm still in the process, I'm still trying to adapt. I need minutes, it's not perfect. But I was out for 12 weeks.

"I think I feel very good, especially in the duels. I feel very strong right now. We did very intense rehab work."

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Steve Wyeth
BBC Final Score reporter

Whether it’s officially a derby or not suddenly didn’t matter, it felt like one amid jubilant celebrations at the end of a bonkers game at Selhurst Park.

Palace haven’t beaten their ferocious rivals at home since the very first Premier League meeting, seven years ago. So a victory of this nature, completing a first league double in 92 years one to savour. The bars and cafes on Holmesdale Road will vibrant in the sunshine with discussions of how Palace survived with nine men: Eddie Nketiah, 10 minutes after coming on, and Marc Guehi both dismissed. Brighton lost impetus with the late sending off Jan Paul van Hecke and might also have lost their way in pursuit of Champions League football.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was a massive fight. Especially at the end after getting two red card. I'm really pleased with the spirit and the togetherness in all the stadium. We know how important this is for our fans and this is a win for our fans.

"At the end it was not a tactical game. We knew how we had to defend and sometimes we do this in training - nine against 10 and eight against 10.There was a big togetherness.

"I think today it's unfair to talk about one single player. Today, especially when we have two red cards, you need your whole team and all your subs. I have praised them for their spirit and how they are fighting and how they are leaving their heart on the pitch.

"This is not the time to talk about red cards. If someone has a tough time then we support them."

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Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton boss Fabian Marc Hurzeler, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "If you are not playing at the highest level, it's difficult to win Premier League games. It was a tough game, very emotional.

"It was difficult to get the control in the game. We were not able to do this over the 90 minutes. We have to analyse and find out why. It's a very young group, they learn from these mistakes. We have to help them get better.

"It's now very important not to over react. It's about staying together and seeing the positive things. It's very important to be very honest with one another."

Let's sweep up some more of the reaction to the 3pm games...

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Those little changes, Ola Aina missing from the right-back position, that made it difficult for them and it just got harder and harder for Forest.

Villa were cool and composed but Forest need to find more in this game.

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And there's the whistle. Aston Villa lead at the break thanks to two goals in two minutes from Morgan Rogers and Donyell Malen.

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At 2-0 down, Nicolas Dominguez has to do better for Forest there.

The Argentine is unmarked but he plants his header straight at Emi Martinez.