There were four games at 3 p.m. GMT in the Premier League on Saturday, including Arsenal’s pursuit of a win to send them above second-placed Chelsea when Everton visit the Emirates Stadium.
Leaders Liverpool returned to top-flight action after a 10-day break, staying four points clear of Chelsea with a game in hand.
The Reds were looking for a 10th consecutive home win in all competitions against 10th-placed Fulham, while Newcastle also host Leicester City and Ipswich Town visit Wolves before Nottingham Forest host Aston Villa in a match that kicks off at 5.30pm. m.
101GreatGoals.com has you covered with all the Premier League results today, including goals, highlights and tableau.
100 – Mo Salah has now provided 100 assists for Liverpool in all competitions, with 13 of those coming this season – the most of any Premier League player in 2024-25. Centurion. pic.twitter.com/nvHTy3lOfs
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Arsenal – Everton: Gunners goalless
Arsenal fell six points behind Liverpool after failing to upset an Everton side that haven’t scored an away league goal in more than six-and-a-half hours of football.
The Gunners were predictably dominant but could not make promising openings as the Toffees stayed five points clear of the bottom three with a game in hand on Ipswich and Wolves.
Liverpool – Fulham: Jota’s goal is decisive
Liverpool bounced back to salvage a point in a thriller against Fulham, having sent off Andy Robertson six minutes after Andreas Pereira’s 11th-minute opener for the visitors.
Cody Gakpo equalized with a header from Mohamed Salah’s cross two minutes after the break, but Rodrigo Muniz put the Cottagers back in front 14 minutes from time. On his return from an 11-game injury absence, substitute Jota turned smartly and rolled in a calm finish.
Chelsea will look to close the gap at the top to two points when they host Brentford on Sunday (7pm).
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Newcastle v Leicester: Murphy’s goals threaten the Foxes
Jacob Murphy struck in the 30th and 60th minutes as Newcastle won for the first time in five matches to hand Leicester a crushing first defeat in three.
Bruno Guimares’ header doubled the Magpies’ lead two minutes after half-time and Alexander Isak nodded in a fourth two minutes later.
Wolves v Ipswich: Taylor’s goal excites Tractor Boys
Wolves remain four points adrift of safety after suffering a fourth straight defeat thanks to substitute Jack Taylor’s 94th-minute header.
Matt Doherty’s own goal in the 15th minute put The Tractor Boys in front, but the visitors had leveled with Matheus Cunha’s superb finish 18 minutes earlier.
Town’s second league win of the season was their first home win in the Premier League since April 2002 – during their last campaign in the top flight.
