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19:30 BST - That concludes our coverage tonight - thanks for joining us!
19:25 BST - You can read more about Trent Alexander-Arnold here.
19:20 BST - Arne Slot has given his reaction to fans booing Trent Alexander-Arnold.
"In general and life, the good thing about living in Europe, everyone can have their opinion. That's the same here in Liverpool," the Liverpool manager said to Sky Sports.
"There were people who were not so happy, there were people who were happy for him. They clapped for him. A few of them booed.
"Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Towards the end, a few of them got more and more positive. But for me, it's simple. I owe it to the team, to the fans, to play a team that can win a game of football.
"Trent showed it because he had two or three incredible balls. We were so close to winning it, partly because of him.
"For me, it's not that difficult. And for the fans, they can have the reaction they want. I will always back my players, the ones I lead and wear the red shirt."
19:11 BST - Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said the first 20 minutes of their match against Liverpool was "unacceptable".
"What we did in the first half, the first 20 minutes was nowhere near the level. So to do it after, it's too late. We reacted, great. But those 20 minutes were unacceptable," he told Sky Sports.
"It's about action, not reaction. You have six or seven teams praying to be in the Champions League first, and then see if we can win silverware next season. That's it, it's not about that. It's about doing the basics, the simple things where you can dominate.
"I'm not asking people to dribble past two players and put it in the top corner. Never going to do that."
18:44 BST - Andy Robertson said the second half against Arsenal "was not like us".
He told Sky Sports: "I thought the first five to ten minutes, both teams were sloppy. We picked up, scored two goals. First half we dominated. At half-time we went in and said to keep the same intensity and we were miles off it.
"We lost our aggression in the press and missed our last step. Then we finished strong, I thought I nicked it at the end. I was told I may have been offside anyway.
"We've been delighted with the season we've had, but that second half was not like us. There are still areas to improve."
18:32 BST - Stay with us, reaction to come!
18:27 BST - FULL-TIME! And that's the final whistle. It was a game of two halves: Arsenal trailed to two first-half goals, but came storming back and survived Mikel Merino's red card to earn a valuable point on the road.
18:26 BST - NO GOAL! Andrew Robertson lashes the ball into the net from close range but the goal is disallowed for a foul on Myles Lewis-Skelly in the build-up. It's still 2-2.
18:11 BST - We are in to the 80th minute at Anfield. This could be a huge point for Arsenal if they can hang on.
18:10 BST - Merino's red card is Arsenal's sixth in the Premier League this season, only receiving more in the 1998/99 season (7).
18:09 BST - RED CARD! Mikel Merino loses the ball on the edge of the Arsenal area and swings at Dominik Szoboszlai after being clipped by Diogo Jota. Referee Anthony Taylor shows him a second yellow card and he's off. That's a huge blow for the Gunners.
18:05 BST - Mikel Merino is the sixth Arsenal player to score home and away to Liverpool in a Premier League season, along with Fredrik Ljungberg (2001-02), Robert Pires (2003-04), William Gallas (2006-07), Olivier Giroud (2014-15), and Gabriel Martinelli (2022-23).
18:00 BST - GOAL! Arsenal are level! Martin Odegaard has a brilliant shot from distance that Alisson tips on to the post - but the ball bounces into the path of the on-rushing Mikel Merino who heads into the back of the net.
From 2-0 down it's now 2-2! Game on.
17:57 BST - Liverpool make a raft of changes including Trent Alexander-Arnold, who comes on to boos and jeers. The fans chant "there's only one Conor Bradley".
17:36 BST - GOAL! Arsenal pull one back through Gabriel Martinelli! Leandro Trossard floats in a cross that Martinelli heads past Alisson. 2-1.
17:35 BST - Liverpool get the second half underway.
17:19 BST - HALF-TIME! The whistle blows and Liverpool go in 2-0 up at the break.
17:12 BST - We are in to the final five minutes of the first half.
17:01 BST - There were just 87 seconds between Cody Gakpo putting Liverpool 1-0 up and Luis Díaz doubling their lead against Arsenal.
16:52 BST - GOAL! Goodness me, Liverpool have doubled their lead in as many minutes. Mo Salah finds Dominik Szoboszlai in the box who in turn passes to Luis Diaz. The Colombian international has the simpest of tasks to prod the ball home from close range. 2-0.
16:51 BST - GOAL! Liverpool take the lead! Andrew Robertson whips in a teasing cross that Cody Gakpo powefully heads home. 1-0.
That was Robertson's first assist in his last 39 Premier League appearances, since providing one against Sheffield United last April, 402 days ago.
16:47 BST - Good chances for both Liverpool and Arsenal but it remains goalless.
Martin Odegaard is making his 150th league appearance for Arsenal this afternoon while Andy Robertson becomes the 10th player to make 250+ Premier League appearances for Liverpool.
16:32 BST - Arsenal need three points to guarantee a top-five finish. Can they do it at Anfield? Referee Anthony Taylor blows his whistle and we're underway.
16:27 BST - Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard leads out the Gunners who form a guard of honour.
16:22 BST - Time for our focus to shift to the final match of the weekend as Premier League champions Liverpool face the current second-placed side Arsenal - stick with us for all the updates from 16:30!
16:13 BST - FULL-TIME! Forest's Champions League push takes another cruel twist after a 2-2 draw against already-relegated Leicester. Goals from Morgan Gibbs-White and Chris Wood were canceled out by Connor Coady and Facundo Buonanotte at the City Ground. Read our full match report here.
16:12 BST - FULL-TIME! Manchester United record their 17th Premier League loss this season as West Ham come out 2-0 victors at Old Trafford thanks to goals from Tomas Soucek and Jarrod Bowen. Read our full match report here.
16:11 BST - FULL-TIME! An Eberechi Eze brace sees Crystal Palace continue their strong form with a 2-0 win away at Spurs - who drop to 17th in the table. Read our full match report here.
15:54 BST - GOAL! There's another twist at the City Ground as Leicester level the score at 2-2 through Facundo Buonanotte.
15:32 BST - GOAL! Manchester United find themselves 2-0 down at home to West Ham, with Jarrod Bowen doubling the Hammers' lead.
15:29 BST - GOAL! Chris Wood puts Forest ahead against Leicester with what could be a pivotal goal in the race for a top-five finish.
15:24 BST - GOAL! Palace net quickly into the start of the second half, with Eze grabbing his second. Spurs trail 2-0 and have replaced Man Utd in 17th place.
15:19 BST - Team news had just landed for Liverpool's clash with Arsenal at 16:30. The champions have dropped Trent Alexander-Arnold to the bench, while the second-placed Gunners bring Ben White into the side in place of Jurrien Timber.
15:08 BST - There's half-time across the three Premier League fixtures, take a look at some of the key stats below:
Manchester United 0-1 West Ham
Nottingham Forest 1-1 Leicester
Spurs 0-1 Crystal Palace
15:03 BST - GOAL! Crystal Palace score against Spurs once again and this time it does count - Eberechi Eze with the goal.
14:43 BST - GOAL! West Ham have the lead at Old Trafford through Tomas Soucek - the Red Devils drop down to 17th in the table!
14:41 BST - GOAL! Morgan Gibbs-White gets Forest back on level terms against Leicester - that could be a crucial goal for the Champions League hopefuls.
14:31 BST - GOAL! Forest's push for Champions League football takes another hit as Connor Coady gives Leicester the lead at the City Ground.
14:26 BST - NO GOAL. VAR chalk off Sarr's opener for an offside.
14:25 BST - GOAL! Palace take an early lead against Spurs through Ismaila Sarr.
14:17 BST - We're underway around the country!
14:10 BST - There's a quick turnaround in today's games, with focus now shifting to Nottingham Forest's clash with Leicester - which is shaping up to be a must-win in their quest for Champions League football.
We'll also have all the updates from Manchester United and Spurs' games.
14:00 BST - FULL-TIME! Newcastle defeat the 10 men of Chelsea 2-0, following goals from midfield duo Sandro Tonali and Bruno Guimaraes, boosting their chances of a Champions League finish. Read our full match report here.
13:53 BST - GOAL! Bruno Guimaraes nets in added time to make it 2-0 to Newcastle, game over!
13:35 BST - Very little to report from the second half so far - as it stands, Newcastle are taking a huge step towards securing a spot in the Champions League next season.
13:11 BST - We're back underway between Newcastle and Chelsea.
13:05 BST - The line-ups are in for three Premier League fixtures at 14:15:
Manchester United v West Ham - follow live.
Nottingham Forest v Leicester - follow live.
Spurs v Crystal Palace - follow live.
12:53 BST - There's half-time at St James' Park, with Newcastle cruising into the break 1-0 up against 10-man Chelsea.
12:38 BST - RED CARD! Things go from bad to worse for Chelsea after Nicolas Jackson is dismissed for an elbow to the head of Sven Botman.
12:37 BST - Not too much to report since Newcastle's early opener, although the Magpies have been completely on top - not amazing viewing for Chelsea fans thus far!
12:03 BST - GOAL! That didn't take long at all, with Sandro Tonali opening the scoring inside three minutes. Newcastle lead Chelsea 1-0!
12:00 BST - We're underway between Newcastle and Chelsea, stick with us for all the major updates.
11:41 BST - Newcastle have already beaten Chelsea 2-0 at St James’ Park this season in the EFL Cup.
They last beat the Blues twice in the same campaign in 1986-87 (both in the league), while they last beat them in two different competitions in 1931-32 (league and FA Cup).
11:20 BST - Chelsea have named the exact same starting XI in three consecutive Premier League games for the first time since December 2018 (4 in a row under Maurizio Sarri).
10:50 BST - The team news is in for Chelsea's trip to Newcastle, with Cole Palmer, Noni Madueke and Nicolas Jackson all starting - as well as Romeo Lavia.
The Magpies put out a very attacking side, with Harvey Barnes, Jacob Murphy, Anthony Gordon and Alexander Isak all in from the off.
10:40 BST - Good morning and welcome back to our Football Tracker!
We have a further five Premier League games to cover today, starting with Newcastle v Chelsea at 12:00, followed by three fixtures at 14:15 (Manchester United v West Ham, Nottingham Forest v Leicester and Spurs v Crystal Palace) and finally Liverpool v Arsenal at 16:30.
Saturday, 10th May
20:30 BST - And that concludes our coverage tonight, thanks for joining us!
We'll be back tomorrow as the race for Europe continues with Newcastle hosting Chelsea, Nottingham Forest against Leicester with Arsenal travelling to champions Liverpool.
Plus, Man Utd and Tottenham - fresh from reaching the Europa League final - are home to West Ham and Crystal Palace respectively.
We'll see you then!
20:26 BST - Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola lamented his side's lack of finishing but said his side will "keep fighting" to secure a European spot.
"We are in a worse position than we were a couple of hours before, but we want to keep fighting. We have to keep fighting," he told Sky Sports.
"(Aston Villa) managed better the game overall. The second half I think we've improved... and we could find better positions, better moments. We had good chances but we couldn't score and take those chances."
20:15 BST - Aston Villa boss Unai Emery said his players should be "positive" in trying to qualify for the Champions League.
He told Sky Sports: "Europe, Europe, we are in Europe – Conference League, Europa League or Champions League.
"Of course, we try to get our best dreams in Europe – playing Champions League again – but still we have matches to play, and there are other teams in front of us.
"But with this picture as well, we can feel positive in trying to get it."
19:59 BST - Aston Villa goalscorer Ollie Watkins told Sky Sports their win over Bournemouth was "massive".
He said: "Bournemouth are a great team here at home. They go man-to-man, they don't give you much space and they were putting us under a lot of pressure.
"I think it’s massive for us. You know, there's a lot of teams that are pushing for Champions League spots and I think it’s going to come down to the wire at the end of the day.
"But for me, getting that goal to break the record… is something I've had my eyes on since I joined the club – I said it in my first interview!"
19:41 BST - There are a few interesting stats to come out of that match, courtesy of Opta:
Bournemouth had just three shots in the opening 80 minutes of this game, and seven attempts in the final 10 minutes following Jacob Ramsey’s red card for Aston Villa.
Bournemouth have lost five of their last seven Premier League home games (W1 D1), with their previous five defeats at the Vitality Stadium coming over a 25-game spell (W13 D7).
There were 21 cards issued in the two meetings between Bournemouth and Aston Villa this season (20 yellows, 1 red), the most in a fixture in a single campaign in Premier League history.
Aston Villa have won seven of their last eight Premier League games (L1), with the Villans earning more points since the start of March than any other side (21).
The result guarantees Aston Villa will play in Europe next season - but will it be the Champions League, Europa League or Europa Conference League?
Bournemouth's hopes for a top-eight finish aren't over, but today's results don't help. They drop to 10th, two points adrift of Brentford who could claim that Europa Conference League spot.
19:32 BST - FULL-TIME! Aston Villa claim a massive three points with a narrow win over Bournemouth.
VIlla are now just two points clear of Man City in third with just two games to go.
Read Adam Clancy's match report here.
19:32 BST - Bournemouth go agonisingly close but Matty Cash clears the ball off the line for Villa!
19:27 BST - Five minutes of time will be added on.
19:17 BST - Bournemouth have seen their opponents receive four red cards in the Premier League this season with only Brighton's opponents receiving more (5).
19:16 BST - RED CARD! Aston Villa are down to 10 men as the clock ticks down to 10 minutes or normal time to play!
Jacob Ramsey collects his second yellow card of the game for tripping David Brooks and off he goes. What drama! Can Bournemouth capitalise?
That was Ramsey's first red card in the Premier League, on his 135th appearance.
19:05 BST - It's been a half of very few chances so far; in fact only Villa have had the only shot on goal. The xG is especially grim reading: Bournemouth have 0.00 compared to Aston Villa's 0.06.
18:42 BST - Aston Villa get the second half underway.
18:25 BST - And there goes the half-time whistle. Villa lead at the break.
18:22 BST - GOAL! Aston Villa take the lead through Ollie Watkins in the final minute of the half! Morgan Rogers whips in a lovely cross for Watkins who edges ahead of Illia Zabarnyi to prod the ball home.
Watkins has now scored 75 goals for Villa, overtaking Gabriel Agbonlahor (74) to become Aston Villa's all-time leading Premier League goalscorer.
18:17 BST - Six minutes of added time will be played at the end of the first half...
18:15 BST - Marco Asensio goes close to opening the scoring for Villa, but his shot hits the post and bounces away.
18:11 BST - There are five minutes of normal time to go until half-time. Still 0-0.
17:54 BST - It's glorious sunshine in Bournemouth but the hosts haven't really got going yet. They’ve enjoyed 59 per cent possession, but have had only one shot on goal to show for it.
Incidentally, this is Aston Villa's 1,150th Premier League game, with only the six ever-present teams (Chelsea, Everton, Arsenal, Man Utd, Liverpool and Spurs) playing more matches in the competition.
17:32 BST - Referee Stuart Attwell blows his whistle and we're underway.
17:22 BST - Bournemouth are currently 10th but can leapfrog Brighton and Brentford into eighth with a win tonight. That could be enough for the Europa Conference League if Man City win the FA Cup and finish in the top five.
Aston Villa are two points adrift of Chelsea who currently occupy the final Champions League place in fifth, with three games left to go.
Game on!
17:18 BST - Time to shift our focus to Aston Villa's trip to Bournemouth this evening, which gets underway at 17:30.
17:09 BST - Get full match reports from all four of today's Premier League fixtures so far:
Ipswich 0-1 Brentford - report
Southampton 0-0 Manchester City - report
17:00 BST - FULL-TIME! Everton come from behind to secure a 3-1 win away at Fulham - Vitali Mykolenko, Michael Keane and Beto all get on the scoresheet to cancel out Raul Jimenez's opener.
16:59 BST - FULL-TIME! Brighton end Wolves' winning run with a promising 2-0 victory after goals from Danny Welbeck and Brajan Gruda.
16:56 BST - FULL-TIME! Southampton hold a dominant Manchester City to a 0-0 draw, ensuring they can no longer record the joint-lowest Premier League points tally for a single campaign.
16:55 BST - FULL-TIME! Kevin Schade's opener is enough for Brentford to see off Ipswich and record their fourth win in a row - the Bees triumph 1-0 at Portman Road.
16:46 BST - GOAL! Surely that's game over between Wolves and Brighton, with Brajan Gruda bagging the Seagulls' second after 85 minutes.
16:33 BST - GOAL! Beto scores Everton's third, with the Toffees in the driving seat against Fulham heading into the final 15 minutes of the match.
16:30 BST - GOAL! Everton have come from a goal down to lead away at Fulham! Michael Keane nets midway through the second half.
16:22 BST - The line-ups are in for Aston Villa's trip to Bournemouth this evening - follow that one live here.
16:07 BST - We're back underway across all four Premier League fixtures.
15:55 BST - There's half-time around the grounds - take a look at some of the key stats from each fixture:
Fulham 1-1 Everton
Ipswich 0-1 Brentford
Southampton 0-0 Manchester City
Wolves 0-1 Brighton
15:48 BST - GOAL! Everton have equalised against Fulham thanks to defender Vitali Mykolenko.
15:28 BST - GOAL! This time Welbeck finds the net and it does stand! The veteran striker calmly converts a penalty and Brighton lead Wolves 1-0 away from home.
15:26 BST - NO GOAL. Welbeck's opener is disallowed for offside following a VAR review.
15:23 BST - GOAL! They're flying in already in the Premier League as Danny Welbeck gives Brighton the lead over Wolves.
15:21 BST - GOAL! Another early goal, this time over at Portman Road as Kevin Schade converts to put Brentford ahead against Ipswich.
15:19 BST - GOAL! Fulham make a fast start at home to Everton, Raul Jimenez opens the scoring at Craven Cottage.
15:02 BST - The afternoon fixtures have begun...
14:54 BST - We're almost underway in the Premier League fixtures! Stick with us for all the major updates.
14:25 BST - Having won four of their first six Premier League games under David Moyes following his return to the club in January, Everton have now won just one of their last 10 (D6 L3).
Moyes will be looking to turn things around with the Toffees' trip to Fulham at 15:00.
14:21 BST - Both Yoane Wissa and Bryan Mbeumo have scored 18 Premier League goals this season, with only Ivan Toney netting more for Brentford in a single campaign in the competition (20 in 2022-23).
The two forwards have a golden chance to add more today.
14:14 BST - Rayan Ait-Nouri starts again for Wolves this afternoon. The Algerian has been directly involved in more goals than any other defender in the Premier League this season (11 – 4 goals, 7 assists).
14:10 BST - Against no side has Man City’s Kevin De Bruyne been directly involved in more Premier League goals than he has against Southampton (14 – 4 goals, 10 assists).
Only Ryan Giggs (12 vs Man City and 12 vs Newcastle) and Cesc Fàbregas (11 vs Tottenham) have more assists against an opponent in the competition than his 10 vs Saints - the Belgian starts at St Mary's this afternoon.
13:50 BST - Team news has just landed for all four of this afternoon's Premier League fixtures:
Fulham v Everton - follow live.
Ipswich v Brentford - follow live.
Southampton v Manchester City - follow live.
Wolves v Brighton - follow live.
12:13 BST - Marcus Rashford is set to miss Villa' game this evening as he continues his recovery from injury, but who else is missing this weekend?
Find out who won't play and who's doubtful here.
10:38 BST - Here's a look at the Premier League table heading into the weekend's fixtures:
10:00 BST - Good morning and welcome to our Football Tracker! We've got five Premier League games to cover today, with four taking place at 15:00 and one following at 17:30.
Among the afternoon matches, Manchester City visit Southampton, Everton travel to Fulham, Wolves host Brighton and Ipswich face Brentford.
To round off the day, Aston Villa go to Bournemouth, where a win will confirm their spot in the top seven of the Premier League at the very least.
