🦁 Arsenal win sends West Brom down; Everton edge past West Ham

There are four more Premier League fixtures to get our teeth into today with ramifications at both ends of the table.

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Arsenal 2-1 West Brom

Scorers: Smith Rowe 29′, Pépé 35′, Willian 90′; Pereira 67′

West Brom have been relegated to the Championship after losing 3-1 to Arsenal at Emirates Stadium.

Having dominated possession, the hosts finally broke through when Emile Smith Rowe converted Bukayo Saka’s cross from close range.

Nicolas Pépé doubled their lead moments later with a trademark curled finish after cutting inside from the right.

Matheus Pereira gave the Baggies hope with a well placed finish past Bernd Leno, but Willian settled their fate with an excellent late free-kick.

West Ham 0-1 Everton

Scorers: Calvert-Lewin 23′

Everton have strengthened their hopes for European football next season thanks to their 1-0 win over West Ham.

The visitors went ahead through Dominic Calvert-Lewin who finished well after being expertly found by Ben Godfrey.

Lukasz Fabianski had to be at his best to deny Gylfi Sigurdsson from long range, before thwarting Richarlison moments later.

West Ham almost equalised when Vladimír Coufal struck the post after a brilliant team move, with Jarrod Bowen unable to convert the rebound.

Aston Villa 1-3 Manchester United

Scorers: Traoré 24′; Bruno (pen) 52′, Greenwood 56′, Cavani 87′

Manchester United came from behind to win yet again after beating Aston Villa 3-1 at Villa Park.

The visitors started brightest but Villa broke the deadlock through Bertrand Traoré – who fired an unbelievable strike into the top corner past Dean Henderson.

United were gifted a way back into the game when Douglas Luiz clumsily fouled Paul Pogba in the box, with Bruno Fernandes scoring the resulting penalty.

The turnaround was complete when Mason Greenwood did brilliantly to turn Tyrone Mings before slotting past Emi Martínez.

Edinson Cavani made it three late on with another clinical header, with Ollie Watkins shown red in injury time for simulation.

Wolves 2-1 Brighton and Hove Albion

Scorers: Traoré 76′, Gibbs-White 90′; Dunk 13′.

Brighton let slip of a goal lead to lose 2-1 to Wolves at Molineux meaning their Premier League safety is still yet to be guaranteed.

It all started well for Graham Potter’s side when Lewis Dunk headed in his fifth league goal of the season from Pascal Groß’s corner.

But the Seagulls captain was then sent off for pulling Fabio Silva down when he was through on goal as the game began to unravel for the visitors.

Adama Traoré came off the bench to inspire Nuno Espirito Santo’s side to victory, playing a one-two with Silva before poking home the equaliser.

Another sub, Morgan Gibbs-White then scored the winner with a curled effort into the top corner after the ball had ricocheted into his path in the box.

Yesterday’s results …