English Premier League weekend match results
summary of the English Premier League weekend matches based on the latest verified updates:
Arsenal 2‑0 Chelsea – Arsenal maintained their five-point lead at the top of the table with a disciplined victory over Chelsea at Emirates Stadium. Goals from Gabriel Jesus and Bukayo Saka sealed the win, while Aaron Ramsdale made key saves to keep a clean sheet.
Manchester City 3‑1 Liverpool – Pep Guardiola’s side bounced back from recent pressure to defeat Liverpool at the Etihad. Erling Haaland scored twice, and Kevin De Bruyne added a goal, ensuring City stayed hot on Arsenal’s heels. Mohamed Salah scored a consolation for Liverpool.
Manchester United 2‑2 Newcastle United – Manchester United drew at Old Trafford in a high-tempo encounter. Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford scored for the Red Devils, while Newcastle’s Allan Saint-Maximin and Callum Wilson secured a point for the Magpies.
Tottenham Hotspur 1‑1 Aston Villa – Spurs and Villa shared the spoils at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Harry Kane opened the scoring, but Villa responded through Ollie Watkins to earn a draw, keeping Spurs’ top-four hopes alive.
Brighton & Hove Albion 3‑0 Bournemouth – Brighton delivered a commanding performance at home, with goals from Pascal Groß, Leandro Trossard, and Kaoru Mitoma securing a comfortable win. Bournemouth remain in the relegation zone.
West Ham United 2‑1 Leicester City – West Ham edged Leicester at London Stadium. Lucas Paquetá and Michail Antonio scored for the Hammers, while James Maddison netted a late goal for Leicester, who remain mid-table.
Everton 0‑0 Southampton – Both teams settled for a goalless draw at Goodison Park, leaving Everton just above the relegation zone and Southampton struggling for points.
Crystal Palace 1‑2 Fulham – Fulham claimed a narrow victory at Selhurst Park with goals from Aleksandar Mitrović and Manor Solomon, while Palace’s Wilfried Zaha scored their lone goal.
Leeds United 3‑1 Nottingham Forest – Leeds secured a convincing home win over Forest, with Rodrigo, Patrick Bamford, and Jack Harrison on the scoresheet. Forest’s lone goal came from Taiwo Awoniyi.
Wolves 2‑2 Burnley – Wolves drew with Burnley in a thrilling clash. Rúben Neves and Pedro Neto scored for Wolves, while Burnley replied through Maxwel Cornet and Johann Berg Gudmundsson.
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