Into four minutes of stoppage time. Bournemouth have woken up here and are now pushing for a winner.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on Sky Sports

Enzo Maresca will be desperately frustrated that his team haven't done enough to win this game.

Where on earth does he go from here?

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Jan Paul van Hecke is the only Brighton outfielder that started this match that hasn't had a shot.

Cleared off the line!

Alphonse Areola is stranded as Brighton whip in a corner which Konstantinos Mavropanos gets back to head away under his own crossbar.

Then Georginio Rutter goes down in the box under pressure from Hammers youngster Ezra Mayers, but the referee and VAR say no penalty.

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Arsenal have attempted the last six shots in this game. Aston Villa's last shot was taken by Ollie Watkins in the 18th minute.

Oooh that was a lovely ball from Casemiro, dinked in with the outside of his right boot. Benjamin Sesko's header is saved by Jose Sa but the offside flag goes up - it wouldn't have counted anyway.

Arsenal five points clear at the top - and six above Villa - as things stand.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at Emirates Stadium

There were lots of appeals from the Aston Villa players but my first thought was that Emi Martinez could have done better and is looking for a foul.

Arsenal have not been at their best but as with a lot of games this month, the Gunners have just found a way to take the lead.

Five additional minutes. Burnley forward Armando Broja is getting treatment on the pitch but looks in agony. The home side have used all their substitutes.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Gabriel has raised his arm up to jump but it's made no contact at all. It's a bit embarrassing to be honest.

A quick VAR check and the goal stands.

Was just poor goalkeeping from Emiliano Martinez, he wasn't fouled.

The celebrations between Everton's defenders as Vitalii Mykolenko shepherds the ball out of play behind Jordan Pickford's goal tell you all you need to know.

It's all over at the City Ground, where Everton have taken all three points following an excellent away performance.

It ensures David Moyes' side will enter the new year in the top half of the table, rising to eighth.

As for Forest, a third consecutive defeat leaves Sean Dyche's side looking nervously over their shoulders at the halfway stage.

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Manchester United are probing for a goal and Matheus Cunha goes for the acrobatic attempt but can't keep it down.

Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

Emi Martinez has made one holy mess of this. He's tried to catch instead of putting his fist through it.

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Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Emirates Stadium

It's weak goalkeeping.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on Sky Sports

Thou shalt not pass says Bournemouth's James Tavernier.

This is a massive last few minutes for Enzo Maresca at Stamford Bridge. His Chelsea team cannot afford to keep losing points like they have been.

This will be a fourth draw in five games for Bournemouth if there's no winner but they will see this as a good point as they look to avoid getting drawn into a relegation scrap.

Andrey Santos is on for Chelsea, replacing Liam Delap.