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MANCHESTER United hope to add a positive highlight to their poor season as they host noisy neighbours City in the Manchester Derby.City and United are both powerhouses of the Premier League, but the two sides have endured poor seasons compared to their high standards.United are lingering down in 13th place in the Premier League, with Ruben Amorim unable to steady the sinking ship at Old Trafford.City are down in fifth, but after winning four Premier League titles in a row, Pep Guardiola will be disappointed with his side’s lacklustre performance this season.TV channel: Sky Sports Main Event/Sky Sports Premier LeagueLive stream: NOW TVMan Utd XI: Onana; Yoro, Maguire, Mazraoui; Dalot, Ugarte, Casemiro, Dorgu; Garnacho, Fernandes; HojlundMan City XI: Ederson; Nunes, Dias, Gvardiol, O’Reilly; Kovacic, Gundogan; Silva, De Bruyne, Foden; MarmoushCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSFollow ALL the action from Old Trafford below…Man Utd 0-0 Man City35. Guardiola needs to see more penetration from his side.It all looks too predictable and rigid.They haven’t had a shot on goal for twenty minutes.Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City33. This game is really not taking off at all.Luke Shaw is out warming up at the moment.Just what we need on the pitch, more defenders.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City31. Man City swing in a corner and it is flicked on by Casemiro.Onana came for it and got nowhere near it.Luckily there was somebody at the back post to clear.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City29. The Red Devils are getting into good positions.Fernandes lifts a ball over the defence for Lindelof.His attempted volley is woeful and never troubling the keeper.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City27. Some good football from the hosts once again.Hojlund runs forward and lays it off to Garnacho, who then finds Dorgu.Hitting it first time, he blazes it over the bar.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City25. Casemiro is bundled over and wins a free kick.With no way forward, the Red Devils play it all the way back to their defence.They need someone dropping into the pockets of space, asking more questions of the visitors.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City21. City seem content just knocking the ball around.United are getting players behind the ball, trying to make themselves difficult to break down.What we would give for a goal right now.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City19. Dalot clips a brilliant cross into the back post.Garnacho seems to forget how his limbs work and falls to the floor.To think he was being touted for a £70m transfer, surely even Chelsea wouldn’t fall for that one.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City17. Neither side has really asked questions of the opponents’ keepers so far.There seems to be no cutting edge whatsoever.Hopefully someone will streak the pitch to spice things up soon.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City15. Casemiro spreads a long ball out wide.Dorgu is chasing it down the line but cannot keep it in play.City counter and Marmoush looks to get a shot off but it is deflected behind by Maguire.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City13. Guardiola tells a couple of his subs to go through the motions.Foden seems to have an injury and may not be able to continue.Doku and Savinho are running up and down the touchline.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City9. Nunes whiips in a cross from out wide.Foden takes it under control and looks to get a shot off.He drags it wide of the near post.Credit: AFPCopy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City7. It is all a bit scrappy at the moment.Neither side is able to take the game by the scruff of the neck.Man Ciity wanted a corner as the ball went out but the referee did not agree.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City5. Man City seem content patiently passing the ball around.They look to control the tempo on this big Old Trafford pitch.As the ball is played into Foden, his touch is poor and gifts possession back to the hosts.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City3. You feel that is where Amorim’s side could get some joy today.They need high-tempo attacks, running at the visitors.Guardiola’s side look unsure when pushed onto the back foot.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Man City1. The hosts counter and Garnacho breaks through the middle.He is clipped and brought down just outside the box.Free-kick in a dangerous position for Man Utd.Copy linkCopiedKick-off: Man Utd vs Man CityWe are underway at Old Trafford.While neither side have title races to aim for, this still matters.Man Utd get the game started.Copy linkCopiedManchester awaits rivals clashVictory for Man Utd today would give them a very rare double over their noisy neighbours this season.As you would expect, it is a packed house for this one.We all hope for plenty of goals and a feisty game.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Martin Blackburn at Old TraffordThere have been some hugely important games between these two neighbours in recent years but this one has little riding on it. Will anyone outside of Manchester really be bothered?City need points to keep themselves in contention for a top five spot while United are just keeping themselves warm for the Europa League.This game marks the start of Kevin De Bruyne’s farewell tour after Friday’s surprise announcement that he will leave the Etihad this summer. He is part of a midfield trio with Ilkay Gundogan and Mateo Kovacic which looks to be short of legs.United have won their last two meetings with City – including a dramatic late victory at the Etihad in December. Could they make it a hat-trick? No matter what the result, a sit in protest is planned by the 1958 group at the end with feelings still running high among the supporters.Copy linkCopiedBragging rights up for grabsBoth sides have had disappointing seasons by their own standards.It will have hurt Man City to lose at home against the Red Devils earlier in the season.Guardiola will be looking for payback today, wanting to crush them in front of their own fans.Copy linkCopiedThe return fixtureCity were quick to forget their earlier fixture against United earlier in the season. Josko Gvardiol had given them the lead in the first half, but it all fell apart for Guardiola and City in the dying embers. Bruno Fernandes scored a pen in the 88th minute, before Amad Diallo sent United home with three points after a superb goal in the 90th minute.Credit: Martin Rickett/PA WireCopy linkCopiedPep with eyes on fourth spotAfter Chelsea could only take a point against Brentford this afternoon, fourth spot is there for the taking.Guardiola will be wanting to take this game to United.They know three points would put them in control of their own destiny for that coveted Champions League spot.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedThe run-in: City chasing the top fourSEVEN points separate Nottingham Forest in third and Newcastle in seventh.Every single point is a key one at this stage of the season, and Chelsea dropped two at the Gtech Community Stadium against Brentford.Aston Villa are now level on points with City in sixth, after they picked up a huge 2-1 win over Forest yesterday.City could jump above Chelsea in fourth with a win.Credit: Martin Rickett/PA WireCopy linkCopiedNico O’Reilly on the upManchester City’s last remaining hope at a trophy this season was given a helping hand by O’Reilly just after the international break.City were struggling at Bournemouth, but after Pep Guardiola subbed him on, the game changed.O’Reilly created both goals, and has started both games since.The Englishman’s ability to defend and bring the ball forward makes him an ideal cog in the Guardiola system. Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedNoisy neighboursUnited were the dominant side in England throughout Sir Alex Ferguson’s spell in charge.However, City have become everything United were under Pep Guardiola.The side even repeated the historic treble that United managed to win in 1999.United are now way off where they want to be, but – just for one season – so are Man City.Can the Old Trafford faithful help deliver another HUGE Manchester derby win?Credit: Andrew Yates / SportimageCopy linkCopied More

IT was another thrilling day of Premier League action with champions-elect Liverpool BEATEN by Fulham.Goals from Sessegnon, Iwobi and Muniz helped the Cottagers pull off a shock win over the Reds.Chelsea failed to cement a top four spot after being held by rivals Brentford.While Southampton have made history by being the earliest team to get RELEGATED following a 3-1 loss to Tottenham.CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSFollow our live blog below…Too soon to panic? Liverpool were BEATEN 3-2 by Fulham at Craven Cottage.However, they still hold a healthy lead at the top of the Premier League table. They will be comforted by the fact that Arsenal dropped points at Goodison Park yesterday afternoon.But – after being knocked out the Champions League and losing the Carabao Cup final, that is now one win in four for Arne Slot’s side. Just a bump in the road, or have Slot’s side been figured out?Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedFT: Tottenham 3-1 SouthamptonA late goal by Mathys Tel secures victory for Tottenham.This was barely a contest and Southampton’s late goal really flattered them on the scoreline.Not an awe inspiring performance but Spurs got the job done.Copy linkCopiedSouthampton relegatedThe Saints are down and out with seven games to go.They still have something to play for – beating Derby County’s record of 11 points, with the Saints currently on 10.Copy linkCopiedSouthampton relegated from the Premier LeagueCopy linkCopiedFT: Fulham 3-2 LiverpoolLiverpool suffer their second defeat of the season.They only have themselves to blame with their woeful defending.A huge scalp for The Cottagers.Copy linkCopiedTottenham 3-1 Southampton90+6. Bayern Munich loanee Mathys Tel adds a third for Spurs from the spot.He ends not only the game, but surely Southampton’s stay in the Premier League.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Mathys Tel (Tottenham)Copy linkCopiedFT: Brentford 0-0 ChelseaIt is a bore draw in West London.Neither side able to take one of their few chances. This will not help The Blues’ Champions League hopes.Copy linkCopiedTottenham 2-1 Southampton90+1. A glimmer of hope for the visitors.Fernandes takes the ball down on his chest and drills it through the legs of Vicario.Nervy end to this game for Spurs.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Matheus Fernandes (Southampton)Copy linkCopiedTottenham 2-0 Southampton87. It has been a disappointing second-half.The fans are silent and they are being given nothing to get them excited.This is like a pre-season friendly.Copy linkCopiedFulham 3-2 Liverpool86. With four minutes to go, Liverpool have to throw everyone forward.Chiesa and Nunez are on and they are playing five up top.This will be a bitter defeat if they cannot get something from this game.Copy linkCopiedFulham 3-2 Liverpool79. Diaz scores to give The Reds hope of getting something out of this.Moments later Robertson crosses into the box and it misses everyone, coming through to Elliott.His left-footed shot looks like it is heading in the top corner but comes crashing back off the crossbar.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Luis Diaz (Liverpool)Copy linkCopiedBrentford 0-0 Chelsea70. The Bees have a big chance to break the deadlock.Schade has a sight of goal but drags it well wide of the far post.Had someone been attacking the six yard box, it would be a simple tap in.Copy linkCopiedFulham 3-1 Liverpool 62. There has been no passion or hunger from The Reds.There attempts to win the ball just seem token gestures.If they can get a goal in the next ten minutes we could have a game on our hands.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedBrentford 0-0 Chelsea52. Jackson has come on for The Blues.In the five minutes he has been on, he has done more than Nkunku in the entire match.Chelsea are looking to get forward more now.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Tom Barclay in North LondonThe Saints are marching down to the Championship.Half-time here and they are 2-0 already, an interminably-long VAR check away from 3-0, and looking like they have no way back.They will be the fastest team ever to be relegated in Premier League history.Ange Postecoglou meanwhile has provided some entertainment on the touchline by flicking an imaginary coin during the five-minute VAR check that ruled out Lucas Bergvall’s goal at 1-0.It was as if to say, if VAR rules this out or not, it is down to pot luck.Copy linkCopiedHT: Tottenham 2-0 SouthamptonSpurs have dominated this game.The Saints are looking out of their depth as ever this afternoon.This could be a confidence-boosting win for Postecoglou’s side.Copy linkCopiedHT: Brentford 0-0 ChelseaIt is an even game at the Gtech Community Stadium.Brentford have really come into the game since the early Chelsea chance.This game needs a goal to spark it into life.Copy linkCopiedHT: Fulham 3-1 LiverpoolThis has been truly dreadful from Arne Slot’s side.After taking the lead, their defence has completely imploded.It looks a long way back for the visitors.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Tom Barclay in North LondonIT has been a subdued atmosphere here at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.There was the potential for toxicity given the protest against the owners and the week – and season, really – Ange Postecoglou has had.But Brennan Johnson’s tenth Premier League goal of the campaign means there is no reason to be up in arms, right now at least.If anything, it’s the Saints fans who making the most noise, every so often piping up with self-deprecating chants of “Championship again, ole ole”.Their side will be the fastest ever to be relegated if they do not win today, with seven games left to play.It would already be all over were it not for two top saves from ex-Arsenal keeper Aaron Ramsdale, the latest one with his face.Copy linkCopiedTotteham 2-0 Southampton45. Maddison flicks it on and Johnson slots it in the bottom corner.If it wasn’t for Ramsdale it could be a lot more.The Saints are just not at the office once again today.Credit: AlamyCopy linkCopiedGoal – Brennan Johnson (Tottenham)Copy linkCopiedGoal disallowed – Lucas Bergvall (Tottenham)Copy linkCopied More

ASTON VILLA are hosting rivals Nottingham Forest in a massive Midlands derby!In a packed Saturday of football, Crystal Palace beat rivals Brighton after 14 MINUTES of injury time.Ipswich were in front against Wolves, but suffered a huge body blow as the visitors fought back from a goal to win 2-1.Graham Potter’s West Ham drew with Bournemouth.CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSFollow our live blog below…From Matt Hughes at Selhurst ParkCrystal Palace dug in to secure their first league double over rivals Brighton for 93 years to increase their hopes of qualifying for Europe.  Oliver Glasner’s in-form side are now two-points behind eighth-placed Brighton with a game in hand after this hard-fought win, secured by goals in each half from Jean-Phillipe Mateta and Daniel Munoz.Palace had to play the final 25 minutes (including 12 of tension-inducing added time) with just 10 after substitute Eddie Nketiah was sent off after just 11 minutes on the pitch, but showed the resilience that is becoming the hallmark of their increasingly impressive season. After failing to win their first eight games Palace could yet end it in Europe, having already booked a visit to Wembley to face Aston Villa in an FA Cup semi-final at the end of the month.Copy linkCopiedFrom Ivan Speck at Portman RoadThe Wolves fans are singing ‘We are staying up’ at Portman Road after their comeback 2-1 win at Ipswich who are now headed straight back to the Championship.The mathematics say that Ipswich can still bridge a 12-point gap to their visitors. Logic says otherwise after Jorgen Strand Larsen stabbed home an 85th-minute Pablo Sarabia volleyed cross.Substitute Sarabia had earlier cancelled out Liam Delap’s first-half opener for Ipswich.Copy linkCopiedFrom Rob Maul at the London StadiumWest Ham fans must just wish the season could end tomorrow.Pride is perhaps the only thing the club is playing for these days. It is highly unlikely, with three poor teams inside the drop zone, that they are going to get relegated from the Premier League.And though the core problems are not his fault, the honeymoon period for Graham Potter ended a while ago.Bournemouth, meanwhile, still have aspirations of European football next season.Copy linkCopiedFull time – Crystal Palace 2-1 BrightonThe nine men of Crystal Palace have held on to beat the ten men of Brighton.Daniel Munoz’s trundler was the matchwinner before the red mist descended on Selhurst Park.Copy linkCopiedFull time – Ipswich 1-2 WolvesIpswich Town have now dropped 25 points from winning positions this season, and it has Kieran McKenna and his team staring an immediate return to the Championship in the face.Wolves, meanwhile, can smell survival under Vitor Pereira.Copy linkCopiedFull time – West Ham 2-2 BournemouthIt’s another draw between West Ham and Bournemouth, the only surprise is this one didn’t end 1-1.Copy linkCopiedCrystal Palace 2-1 Brighton90+6. A THIRD red card at Selhurst Park!This time Jan Paul van Hecke is given his marching orders by Anthony Taylor for clipping Daichi Kamada as the Palace player threatened to race through on goal.Who says this isn’t a proper rivalry?!Copy linkCopiedCrystal Palace 2-1 Brighton90. Crystal Palace are now down to NINE men with Marc Guehi following Eddie Nketiah for an early bath.Already on a booking, the England defender crunches his studs into the midriff of Brajan Gruda.And now Oliver Glasner’s depleted team have 12 minutes of stoppage time to hold out for.Copy linkCopiedGOAL! Ipswich 1-2 Wolves84. Jorgen Strand Larsen has Wolverhampton Wanderers on the verge of Premier League safety.The introduction of Pablo Sarabia has turned this game on its head, and after scoring, the substitute how now set up a second for the Norwegian.Strand Larsen bundles in his fourth in three games, a goal finally given the green light after a lengthy offside check,The striker picks up a yellow card for his excessive celebrations, but I doubt he cares too much about that.Copy linkCopiedFrom Matt Hughes at Selhurst ParkDaniel Munoz restored Palace’s lead in the 55th minute with another goal created by Eberechi Eze in front of England manager Thomas Tuchel.Eze’s cross-field pass to release Munoz was exquisite, although it still left the Colombian international with a lot to do.The 28-year-old showed no ill effects from last week’s trip to South America for World Cup qualifiers however, and cut in from the right to beat Bart Verbruggen at his far post. Copy linkCopiedGOAL! West Ham 2-2 Bournemouth79. Two for Evanilson, two for Bournemouth, and this game is deadlocked once again.It was a long ball lofted to the edge of the area, headed on by Dean Huijsen, and followed all the way in by the Brazilian striker.It’s seven in nine for the former Porto man!Copy linkCopiedCrystal Palace 2-1 Brighton78. Well, this is an interesting 10-minute cameo from Eddie Nketiah.Introduced as a 68th-minute substitute for Jean-Philippe Mateta, the striker was first booked for simulation, and has now been sent off for catching Jan Paul van Hecke with a high boot.Crystal Palace will have to see this one out a man light.Copy linkCopiedGOAL! Ipswich 1-1 Wolves72. What a big goal this could be from Pablo Sarabia!Jorgen Strand Larsen does well to hold the ball up and feed the Spanish substitute, who initially gets lucky with a bounce off a defender before steering low past Alex Palmer and into the bottom corner.It could spell the end of the road for Ipswich Town.Copy linkCopiedFrom Ivan Speck at Portman RoadThe anxiety levels of the Ipswich fans keeps going up. Joao Gomes struck the home upright within five minutes of the restart, while nervous defending has already seen one almighty scramble indie the home area.It’s one-way traffic towards the Ipswich goal now.Copy linkCopiedGOAL! West Ham 2-1 Bournemouth68. What a turnaround at the London Stadium! It’s another brilliant header too, this time scored by Jarrod Bowen!Mohammed Kudus clips over a cross from the byline for the England international, who rises between two Bournemouth defenders in order to steer his effort inside the far post.Copy linkCopiedGOAL! West Ham 1-1 Bournemouth61. Instant impact from Niclas Fullkrug!It’s a thumping, towering header from the substitute, who climbs highest to meet James Ward-Prowse’s corner before powering beyond Kepa Arrizabalaga.It’s a first goal at the London Stadium for Fullkrug, and – surprise, surprise – West Ham and Bournemouth are drawing 1-1 again.Copy linkCopiedIpswich 1-0 Wolves60. Wolves are getting closer.After Joao Gomes crashed a shot against the post at the start of the second half, Jorgen Strand Larsen has just looped a header narrowly over the crossbar.Copy linkCopiedWest Ham 0-1 Bournemouth57. Two more changes for West Ham with Graham Potter wasting no time.Carlos Soler and striker Niclas Fullkrug are on now, replacing Tomas Soucek and Edson Alvarez.This really would be a good time for Fullkrug to kickstart his Hammers career.Copy linkCopiedGOAL! Crystal Palace 2-1 Brighton55. Palace are back in front courtesy of Daniel Munoz!Ebere Eze is once again the driving force, pushing forward from the left and feeding the marauding wing-back on the right.Munoz’s strike on the run isn’t the best but it has enough on it to bundle its way through a crowd and into the bottom corner.Copy linkCopiedWest Ham 0-1 Bournemouth49. Graham Potter made a change at the break, replacing young Ollie Scarles on the left with Emerson.But it’s a move yet to have the desired effect, and the Hammers are still to register a first attempt on target.Copy linkCopiedFrom Ivan Speck at Portman RoadLiam Delap’s 16th-minute goal, seizing on a Dara O’Shea nod-down, has Ipswich ahead, but they so nearly conceded disastrously when keeper Alex Palmer allowed a Cameron Burgess back-pass to roll under his foot and scrambled back in desperation to paw it away to safety.Nervous times in Suffolk.Copy linkCopiedFrom Matt Hughes at Selhurst ParkDanny Welbeck showed once again that age has not dulled his goal-scoring instincts by nipping in to poach a deserved equaliser for Brighton at Crystal Palace. The 34-year-old snuck in between Palace defenders Jefferson Lerma and Maxence Lacroix to meet a sensational cross from the right from Yankuba Minteh with a well-taken volley. Palace had taken the lead through Jean-Phillipe Mateta’s first goal since returning from that horrific ear injury in the third minute, but failed to fully capitalise on their early dominance as the visitors came back into the game.Copy linkCopiedHalf-time scoresSo far so good for Ipswich and Bournemouth, while yet again nobody can tell the difference between Crystal Palace and Brighton.Crystal Palace 1-1 BrightonIpswich 1-0 WolvesWest Ham 0-1 BournemouthCopy linkCopiedFrom Ivan Speck at Portman RoadIt’s the hope that kills you, but Ipswich have it thanks to Liam Delap’s 12th Premier League goal of the season.Wolves created plenty of early chances but Delap pounced to steer home Dara O’Shea’s knockdown and sent Portman Road into a frenzy.Copy linkCopiedWest Ham 0-1 Bournemouth42. Bournemouth go so close to a second as Illia Zabarnyi loops a header on to the crossbar.Graham Potter’s Hammers could do with half-time here.Copy linkCopied More

ARSENAL and Everton can’t be separated in final back-and-forth Goodison clash. Following a tense opening half an hour, Trossard would be on the receiving end of Sterling’s driving run into the Blues box before dispatching his strike. Three minutes to be exact, a scrambling-back Myles Lewis-Skelly would be on the wrong side of Jack Harrison pulling him down in the process – giving a penalty away – as Iliman Ndiaye levelled from twelve yards. CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSFollow our live blog below…Arsenal’s next 5All attention on their massive Champions League clash against Los Blancos!Copy linkCopiedAnother Arsenal drawThat is now Arsenal’s 11th draw of the season. From an aspiring title winning team this has to change next season and Arteta knows this. He’s already said the next transfer window will be a big one so Arsenal fans will be ready for some new and exciting transfers!Copy linkCopiedPlayer ratings Everton: Pickford – 7, O’Brien – 6, Tarkowski – 7, Branthwaite – 7, Patterson – 6, Gueye – 6, Iroegbunam – 6, Doucoure – 6, Harrison – 7, Ndiaye – 7, Beto – 6Subs: Garner – 6, Broja – 6, Young – 6, Alcaraz – 5. Arsenal: Raya – 6, White – 7, Saliba – 7, Kiwior – 7, Lewis-Skelly – 6, Jorginho – 6, Rice – 7, Merino – 7, Nwaneri – 6, Trossard – 7, Sterling – 7.Subs: Saka – 6, Martinelli – 6, Timber – 6, Odegaard – 6, Tierney – 6.Man of the Match – SalibaCopy linkCopiedGoodbye GoodisonEverton’s remaining Goodison fixtures are:Manchester City (April 19)Ipswich (May 3)Southampton (May 18)All very much winnable considering how City have been this season and then the following two against 20th and 18th spots so fans will definitely want these remaining games at this hallowed ground to end in wins.Copy linkCopiedDavid moyes has his say “It’s getting much closer but until it’s mathematical possible we can’t say too much”I thought we were really poor in the first but much happier with how we performed second half”If I take Everton down it would have been an absolute disaster”We’re abit more likely to score now”Copy linkCopiedTricky TrossardTrossard was for sure Arsenal’s most threatening player as he always was the one getting in behind Everton’s defence and had a few chances with one resulting in a goal.Copy linkCopiedArsenal woesSeven of Arsenals draws this season have come from when they have already been in winning positions. Not good enough from an Arsenal standpoint. Copy linkCopiedFull time statsCopy linkCopiedEverton move upThat draw puts Everton above Tottenham in 14th and there is no worry of them going down at all! 14 points clear of Ipswich in 18th place – just like how Arsenal’s title hopes are zero percent with Liverpool having a chance to go 14 clear of them.Copy linkCopiedNdiaye has his say post match”It’s a great point we lost earlier this week and needed to turn things around.”We had to try change things around and we did.”The more we play games here the less there is. “We just want to finish with all wins from the last three games we’re here.”Copy linkCopiedAll over for Arsenal Everton are definitely safe now and the title is definitely heading to the red side of Merseyside – Liverpool can go 14 clear if they win at Craven Cottage tomorrow. Arsenal will now put all their focus on Tuesday for their Champions League Quarter final against Real Madrid!Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedFull time – Everton 1-1 ArsenalAnd that’s it all over at Goodison!All ends honours even – the fair result.Just one goal each half in this game from Trossard and Ndiaye to get the goals in this game. Credit: PACopy linkCopiedEverton 1-1 Arsenal90+5. Last chance for Everton as Trossard gives away a bizarre freekick. No danger from the freekick as Raya collects. Copy linkCopiedEverton 1-1 Arsenal90+2. Young gives away a corner in the dying minutes.Saka puts in a poor delivery which hardly beats the first man.Copy linkCopiedEverton 1-1 Arsenal90. Four minutes to be added on. Copy linkCopiedEverton 1-1 Arsenal88. Chance for Arsenal.Tierney whips in a ball where Merino meets it but goes just wide – big chance for Merino who’s been in good form lately.Copy linkCopiedEverton 1-1 Arsenal85. Great stop again from Pickford!Martinelli cuts inside and blasts it at the Everton goal but Pickford saves well putting it out for another corner for the Gunners.Arsenal pushing.Copy linkCopiedEverton 1-1 Arsenal83. Nice play from Arsenal on the left hand side of Everton’s goal. Tierney cuts the ball back to Odegaard who doesn’t get clean connection and hits it wide. Copy linkCopiedEverton 1-1 Arsenal81. Coming into the final 10 now of the game – will there be a winner?Copy linkCopiedEverton 1-1 Arsenal77. Trossard has a half volley inside the box which is brilliantly saved by Pickford. It wouldn’t have counted anyway as he brought down Branthwaite in the lead up to the chance. Copy linkCopiedEverton 1-1 Arsenal75. Subs for both sides. Alcaraz on for Ndiaye. Young is for Patterson.Copy linkCopiedView from Ken Lawrence Arsenal haven’t lost a Prem game this season with a half – time lead but Iliman Ndiaye’s 49th minute penalty has put that record in real danger.There has been a desperation, at times, in the way the Gunners have played in the Merseyside sunshine.And there are only black looks from boss Arteta.  Any hope of catching leaders Liverpool, already slim before kick – off, looks like it might end right here.Copy linkCopiedEverton 1-1 Arsenal73. Patterson brings down Saka on the right hand side of the attacking area of the pitch for Arsenal.Just a bit too much on that from Rice.Credit: RexCopy linkCopiedEverton 1-1 Arsenal70. Sub for Arsenal. Arsenal captain Odegaard is on for the final 20 taking Jorginho’s place. Copy linkCopiedEverton 1-1 Arsenal67. Garner whips in a corner ball which almost caught Raya out!However, nothing amounts from this as Raya positions himself well after. Copy linkCopied More