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Aston Villa vs Chelsea Report Scorers: Asensio 57’, 89’; Fernandez 9’ Aston Villa returned to winning ways with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Chelsea at Villa Park, as Marco Asensio’s brace helped Unai Emery’s men overturn an early deficit, with fellow January loan signing Marcus Rashford providing the assists for both strikes. The win, Villa’s first in six Premier League matches, sees them close the gap on the European places while extending Chelsea’s struggles on the road. Chelsea Strike Early to Take the Lead Despite Villa’s strong home form—losing just once in the Premier League at Villa Park this season—Chelsea showed…

Arsenal vs West Ham Report Scorer: Bowen 44’ Red Card: Lewis-Skelly 73’ West Ham United inflicted a major blow to Arsenal’s Premier League title hopes with a hard-fought 1-0 victory at the Emirates Stadium, ending the Gunners’ 15-game unbeaten home run. Jarrod Bowen’s first-half header proved decisive as Graham Potter’s side secured back-to-back league wins at Arsenal’s home ground. Arsenal Struggle in Lacklustre First Half With Liverpool dropping points in midweek, Arsenal had an opportunity to close the gap at the top, but Mikel Arteta’s side lacked energy and intensity from the outset. The hosts struggled to create chances, with…

Bournemouth vs Wolves Report Scorer: Cunha 36’ Red Card: Zabarnyi 31’ Wolverhampton Wanderers secured a crucial 1-0 victory at the Vitality Stadium, dealing a blow to Bournemouth’s European ambitions while boosting their own fight against relegation. Despite the Cherries’ impressive form heading into the clash, a red card for Illia Zabarnyi and a Matheus Cunha strike proved decisive as Wolves picked up their fourth Premier League win under Vítor Pereira. Early Wolves Pressure and Zabarnyi’s Red Card Bournemouth had lost just once in their previous 13 league games, but Wolves showed early intent, proving they were not here to roll over.…

Fulham vs Crystal Palace Report Scorers: Andersen (OG) 37’, Munoz 66’ Crystal Palace made history with back-to-back away London derby victories in a top-flight campaign for the first time since 1997/98, defeating Fulham 2-0 at Craven Cottage. The Eagles were the superior side throughout, frustrating Marco Silva’s men, who failed to register a single shot on target in the contest. Palace Take Control as Fulham Struggle to Create Chances With Fulham chasing a potential top-six finish, the home side came into the match looking to maintain their strong home form in London derbies. However, it was the visitors who looked the…

Ipswich vs Tottenham Report Scorers: Hutchinson 36’; Johnson 18’, 26’, Spence 77’, Kulusevski 84’ Tottenham Hotspur registered their first set of three consecutive Premier League victories since December 2023 with a commanding 4-1 win over Ipswich Town at Portman Road. Ange Postecoglou’s side weathered an early storm before producing a clinical display, securing their first head-to-head victory over Ipswich this century. Ipswich Make Fast Start but Spurs Strike First Spurs welcomed back Destiny Udogie and Brennan Johnson to the starting XI as they aimed to build momentum, but they were sluggish in the opening exchanges. Ipswich almost made them pay inside…

Southampton vs Brighton Report Scorers: Joao Pedro 23’, Rutter 57’, Mitoma 71’, Hinshelwood 82’ Brighton & Hove Albion followed up their dominant 3-0 win over Chelsea with another emphatic victory, crushing Southampton 4-0 at St Mary’s Stadium. The result leaves the Saints as just the fourth team in Premier League history to suffer eight successive home defeats, while Brighton strengthened their European ambitions with back-to-back wins. Brighton Dominate from the Start With Southampton rock-bottom and 13 points adrift of safety before kick-off, Brighton sensed an opportunity to pile on the misery, and they wasted no time in asserting control. The visitors…

Everton vs Manchester United Report Scorers: Beto 19’, Doucoure 33’; Fernandes 72’, Ugarte 80’ Manchester United staged a spirited fightback to rescue a 2-2 draw against in-form Everton at Goodison Park, overcoming a two-goal deficit in the second half. The result means the Toffees remain unbeaten in their last six Premier League matches under David Moyes, while United showed rare resilience after falling behind. Everton Dominate First Half with Beto and Doucouré on Target Everton, riding a wave of momentum under Moyes, were the dominant force from the outset, pressing United relentlessly. Their aggressive approach almost paid off early when Beto…

Manchester City vs Liverpool Preview Draw Over 3.5 goals What was once anticipated as a title-deciding clash now has a very different narrative, as Manchester City host Liverpool with a massive 17-point gap between them in the Premier League table. Defending champions City have struggled this season and are now fighting to secure a top-four spot, something they haven’t finished outside of since 2009/10. A disastrous 5-1 loss to Arsenal and their UEFA Champions League play-off elimination to Real Madrid have contributed to their 13 losses in all competitions, the most ever for a Pep Guardiola side in a single campaign.…

Best Tottenham Players of the Premier League Era Here we are with the latest (but not last) article of our series on the best Premier League players. After analysing Liverpool’s creme-de-la-creme, we also had a look at Manchester United’s top legends, the top players of Arsenal in the EPL era, as well as Chelsea’s best of the best and Manchester City’s greatest Prem stars. Today we will be looking at the best Tottenham players who have impressed Premier League fans over the years. Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, established in 1882, has been a prominent fixture in English football, especially since the inception…

Newcastle vs Nottingham Forest Preview Draw or Newcastle win Isak to score Two sides chasing European football collide at St. James’ Park, as a wounded Newcastle United look to bounce back from recent struggles when they host a high-flying Nottingham Forest side six points above them in the table. Eddie Howe’s men have lost three of their last four league matches (W1, L3), while back-to-back home league defeats mean Newcastle could suffer three successive home league losses for the first time since 2021. A 2-0 EFL Cup semi-final win over Arsenal at this venue should provide them with some confidence,…