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Tottenham beat Everton 1-0 at home thanks to Joao Palhinha’s early goal, backed by a stout defensive performance and late stoppage-time drama, finishing the season on a high and setting the stage for a summer overhaul.
Everton drew 3-3 with Manchester City as Thierno Barry scored from a Guehi back-pass while Barry was offside, with the assistant flag overturned by the on-field referee and VAR not intervening, sparking debate over offside rules and how a defender's error can change the outcome; Moyes criticized a late potential penalty on Bernardo Silva and pundits noted similar past incidents.
Manchester City led 1-0 at Everton but collapsed in a 13-minute spell to a 3-3 draw, with Thierno Barry’s two goals and Jake O’Brien’s header turning the game before Haaland’s late strike and Doku’s stoppage-time equaliser. The result dents City’s title bid and leaves Arsenal in the driver’s seat, needing three wins from their final three games to clinch their first Premier League title since 2004. City have three league fixtures left, and Guardiola acknowledged the title is no longer entirely in his side’s hands, though there are still twists to come.
Manchester City were held 3-3 by Everton after a late spell of goals, including Thierno Barry’s and Jake O’Brien’s strikes, with Jérémy Doku’s 97th-minute equaliser salvaging a point. The result leaves Arsenal with a firm edge in the title race (having more points and a lead in the standings at this stage), while City must hope for slip-ups and win their remaining fixtures to keep pressure on the Gunners. Guardiola’s men played a strong lineup but could not close the gap, and the title fight now hinges on upcoming fixtures as City chase a late-season rally.
City blew a 3-1 lead as Everton staged a dramatic comeback, with Guehi’s backpass error helping lay the groundwork for two late goals by Everton (O’Brien and Barry) before Haaland and then Doku salvaged a 3-3 draw for City. Arsenal sit five points clear with City holding a game in hand, leaving Guardiola’s side with a slim, not-yet-lost, hope in the title race.
Jérémy Doku struck a superb 97th-minute equalizer as Manchester City salvaged a dramatic 3-3 draw at Everton, after Everton had fought back from a 3-1 deficit thanks to Thierno Barry’s double. The result extends City’s 12-match unbeaten run but hands Arsenal a clearer edge in the Premier League title race.
Manchester City lead Everton 1-0 at halftime after Jeremy Doku’s curling finish in the 43rd minute, with City dominating possession but rarely testing Everton keeper Pickford. Everton pressed at times and had moments near the break, while City have made eight changes to the XI for this fixture. The broader Premier League table shows Arsenal top on 76 points with City close behind on 73, as Haaland remains among the league’s leading scorers and City chase a strong late run in the season.
Liverpool staged a late Merseyside victory as Virgil van Dijk headed home a Dominik Szoboszlai corner in the 100th minute to beat Everton, a result that strengthens their grip on a Champions League place next season under manager Arne Slot. The win prompts talk of significant squad changes and raises questions about Liverpool's defensive solidity and the team’s identity, even as talk of potential new signings like Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak continues. Commentators stress the importance of securing CL football amid a tough remaining schedule and the expectations that follow.
Virgil van Dijk headed home in the 100th minute from a Dominik Szoboszlai corner to give Liverpool a late 2-1 victory over Everton in the Merseyside derby at the new Hill Dickinson Stadium, following Salah’s early goal and Everton’s replies from Ndiaye and Beto, with Arne Slot’s five substitutions helping swing the finale in Liverpool’s favour.
Liam Rosenior voiced strong disappointment after Chelsea’s 3-0 defeat at Everton, criticizing a defensive meltdown and costly errors from goalkeeper Robert Sanchez. Everton capitalized with Beto scoring twice and Ndiaye adding a third, while Chelsea were without Reece James and Trevoh Chalobah. Rosenior took responsibility, defended tactical adjustments, and called for focus and reset during the international break.
Everton hammered Chelsea 3-0 with a Beto brace and Ndiaye adding the third, while Fulham won 3-1 at Burnley and Brighton beat Liverpool 2-1 (Welbeck twice, Kerkez on target). Leeds United and Brentford played to a goalless draw.
Everton thrashed Chelsea 3-0 in the Premier League at Hill Dickinson Stadium, with Beto scoring twice (33, 62) and setting up Iliman Ndiaye for the third (76). The result gives Everton back-to-back wins at their new ground and tightens their grip on a top-five spot, while Chelsea’s form remains a concern ahead of tough fixtures.
Arsenal beat Everton 2-0 to extend their title lead to 10 points. Viktor Gyökeres scored in the 89th minute after a cross from substitute Max Dowman, and then 16-year-old Dowman sprinted through to seal the win with a late finish, becoming the youngest scorer in Premier League history at 16 years and 73 days. Everton were hampered by injuries to their centre-backs and mounted late pressure, while Arsenal again benefited from late substitutions this season (11 goals from subs).
Sixteen-year-old Max Dowman became Arsenal's youngest Premier League scorer with a late strike against Everton, adding to his record-breaking season after already making history in the Champions League and FA Cup; Arteta praised his natural talent and impact from the bench as Arsenal strengthened their title challenge.
16-year-old substitute Max Dowman produced a pivotal late showing for Arsenal, delivering the cross for Viktor Gyokeres to open the scoring and then scoring himself in stoppage time as Arsenal beat Everton 2-0. The win extends Arsenal’s lead to 10 points with seven games left and fuels belief they can chase more silverware this season, with Calafiori also catching the eye and a huge week looming with Champions League and the Carabao Cup final on the horizon.