Paul Robinson
Former Spurs goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I think we're in for an exciting finish.

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Bournemouth are sixth in the Premier League and are guaranteed to finish inside the top seven, which means they will be in the Europa League at least next season. By the way, that will also be their highest ever finish in English football.

There are still two scenarios that see them get into the Champions League.

They are three points behind Liverpool, although the Reds have a better goal difference. If Liverpool lose at home to Brentford on Sunday and the Cherries get a big win at Nottingham Forest they could sneak into fifth.

However, there is also another way. If Liverpool finish fourth, Aston Villa come fifth and Bournemouth are sixth, but Villa win the Europa League final against Freiburg tomorrow, then sixth place will also get the Champions League.

But if Villa don't win the Europa League then it has to be fifth for Bournemouth or it's Europa League.

If Brighton overtake Bournemouth with the Cherries dropping to seventh then they would still be in the Europa League.

Three Chelsea changes as Alejandro Garnacho, Shumaira Mheuka and Dario Essugo replace Cole Palmer, Liam Delap and Pedro Neto.

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There was real fury from Spurs' bench and dugout over a penalty not being given when Marc Cucurella dragged down Micky van de Ven at the set-piece.

Referee Stuart Attwell explains it was because the ball wasn't in play.

Still, it sparked a clash between Richarlison and Enzo Fernandez. Of course, it wouldn't take much between those two.

Paul Robinson
Former Spurs goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Delap has no eyes for the ball whatsoever. I don't think he intentionally elbows him but he intentionally puts his arm across to stop the defender going anywhere near him.

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It's getting a bit tasty is this one now, as we enter the final five minutes.

Might see another yellow card or three.

Now a yellow card for Liam Delap for giving a strong arm into the face of Djed Spence.

Poor that, he even looks at Spence.

The corner finally comes in from Mathys Tel but not before Marc Cucurella ends up on the deck.

So VAR isn't taking a look because the offence happened when the ball wasn't in play.

Paul Robinson
Former Spurs goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

What a challenge by Hato. That was a certain goal for Maddison.

What on earth is happening here?!

There are all sorts of WWE moves going on in the box as the Spurs corner comes in and the referee shows Marc Cucurella a yellow card but no penalty.

James Maddison has added that bit of class for Spurs.

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I thought that was it!

James Maddison breaks forward, plays it to Richarlison before getting it back in the box but Jorrel Hato puts in a stunning challenge.

Paul Robinson
Former Spurs goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Such a lack of awareness from Delap, there. It was a two v one.

By the time he's stopped and looked up again, Danso has made a recovery run.

It's Cole Palmer who looks to find the top corner but he finds the wall instead.

Bournemouth

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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola, speaking to Sky Sports, said: "At the beginning of the season you didn't imagine it. It has been so nice and we have a chance to fight for the Champions League in the last game and we really deserve this, especially for the game we played so well. We have not won the game but it does not matter.

"I've enjoyed it so much, how we played and the personality we showed. We had great chances to score the second one and we wanted to win the game but I've enjoyed it. Today has been a good reflection of the club. I'm very happy for the club, the players, the supporters and the staff. It's the best way to finish with something you can touch I can't ask for anything more.

"Pep is the top of the top. He has won everything. It was a difficult game for them, they played three days ago with the tension of a final. We made them play a difficult game and they were obviously tired but they have this quality. It makes it even more nice when you play like this against an opposition that are so good.

"We have a special group of players. They are consistent and always there. Right now there is nothing about my future in my head, I just want to celebrate and push it. We have Europa League, next let's maximise our options. Can we take the last Champions League spot?

"I still don't know where I will go but I'm in no rush, let's finish on a high."

Another Chelsea change as Wesley Fofana makes way for Mamadou Sarr.

Liam Delap is in acres of space as Chelsea break. He slows it down to the annoyance of the home crowd but Enzo Fernandez wins a free-kick in a really dangerous spot.

Paul Robinson
Former Spurs goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

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It's changed, hasn't it, all of a sudden? This atmosphere has not been inside Stamford Bridge all evening. Chelsea have been very comfortable. They've looked good in this back four system.

Tottenham really haven't been in the game until Maddison came on the field. They'd offered very little.