Hello and welcome to Eurosport's live digital coverage of Everton vs Aston Villa in the Premier League! Everton are still chasing European football while for Villa, it's all about finishing the season as high up the table as possible. Kick-off is at 8pm with team news coming right up!

GOAL! Holgate is caught dithering on the ball! Watkins tackles him and slots the ball into the bottom corner through the legs of Pickford! That was terrible from Holgate, but great vision from Watkins for his 15th goal of the season!

Pickford is well out of position and tries to shield the ball out of play but Watkins keeps it in,. The move breaks down as Iwobi is fouled by Targett. That looked harsh on Villa.

Watkins applies some pressure as Holgate makes a slightly lackadaisical pass but Everton retain it. Villa have started brightly here at Goodison Park and look more alert than the hosts right now.

CHANCE! McGinn drives a shot on goal from 20-yards out, but it sails harmlessly over the bar.

OUCH! Richarlison is down on the floor after colliding with Cash. The right-back hoofs the ball clear and the Brazil international runs into him. After a brief moment, he gets back up onto his feet and looks OK to continue.

SHOT! Richarlison is instrumental in launching a quick Everton counter-attack. The Brazilian lays it off to Iwobi who cuts in onto his left foot and has a fierce strike on goal from the edge of the box, but Mings makes an important block.

We are underway on Merseyside! These two sides meet for the 205th time this evening.

The teams are out onto the pitch at Goodison Park. Kick-off is just moments away!

Everton are nine points off fourth with two games in hand. Asked pre-match if Everton can still reach the Champions League places, Carlo Ancelotti told BT Sport: "No, we've had a look at the top four but it's too tough for us. There are six places available and we hope to be in these six places."

Late Everton change. James Rodriguez has had to pull out in the warm-up with a calf strain and Alex Iwobi will take his place in the hosts' starting XI this evening.

Aston Villa have won just twice in 10 games without captain Jack Grealish, who remains sidelined due to a shin injury. Villa boss Dean Smith told reporters the club will look to spend in the summer. He said: "We have to make sure we are looking to improve as a squad next season. We looked at it when we got promoted and we had to build a squad from scratch pretty much. We bought in 13 new faces, five this season and we have to add to that squad to keep improving."

Last time out for Aston Villa, Keinan Davis’ late strike surely ended West Brom’s chances of staying in the Premier League as Villa snatched a 2-2 draw against the Baggies.

The report/goals 👇

Richarlison is not consistent enough for the attacking quality that he possesses and can offer a lot more going forward, manager Carlo Ancelotti has said. Asked to assess Richarlison's season, Ancelotti told a news conference: "Not so consistent for the quality he has.

The Italian added: "He had a good spell when Dominic Calvert-Lewin was out but can do much better next season and I hope he can do better this season as well."

Everton are unchanged from the side that beat Arsenal 1-0 last weekend. Aston Villa, meanwhile make one change to the team that drew 2-2 with West Brom. The visitors welcome back Matty Cash from suspension into the lineup. He comes in for Ahmed Elmohamady.

EVERTON: Pickford, Coleman, Digne, Godfrey, Holgate, Allan, Gomes, Sigurdsson, Rodriguez, Richarlison, Calvert-Lewin.

SUBS: Olsen, Keane, Delph, King, Mina, Iwobi, Nkounkou, Bernard, Davies.

ASTON VILLA: Martinez, Cash, Targett, Konsa, Mings, Luiz, McGinn, Barkley, El Ghazi, Traore, Watkins

SUBS: Heaton, Taylor, Wesley, Nakamba, Hause, Davis, Ramsey, Elmohamady, Philogene-Bidace.