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      Bournemouth vs Man Utd LIVE RESULT: Hojlund EQUALISES at the death to salvage a point against 10-man Cherries – reaction

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      MANCHESTER UNITED have salvaged a point after late drama on the South Coast.A frenetic opening 25 minutes saw the Cherries pickpocket United in their build-up before ping-ponging the ball amongst each other for Red Devils-linked Antoine Semenyo to fire past Andre Onana.More drama followed in the second half after Bournemouth striker Evanilson was controversially sent off following a lengthy VAR check.United managed to pounce on the man advantage after Rasmus Hojlund netted from close range in the 96th minute to claim a 1-1 draw.Match result: Bournemouth 1-1 Man UtdBournemouth XI: Kepa; Smith, Zabarnyi, Huijsen, Kerkez; Adams, Scott; Ouattara, Kluivert, Semenyo; EvanilsonMan Utd XI: Onana; Yoro, Maguire, Shaw; Mazraoui, Casemiro, Ugarte, Dorgu; Fernandes, Garnacho; Hojlund.CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSFollow our live blog below…Dane grabs late point for Red DevilsScoring goals has been difficult for Rasmus Hojlund this campaign but his late equaliser will give him some confidence.He reacted well in the middle to divert a ball into the back of The Cherries’ goal, deep into added time.It was important that they did not lose here today, heading into an important European tie this week.Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedMatch reportRelive all the action from the Vitality.Copy linkCopiedCherries’ European hopes take huge blowBournemouth have really paid a harsh price for that sending off.Their hopes of securing a European spot have been dashed by the fact they only picked up a point here today.Andoni Iraola will no doubt have something to say to the referee after the game.Copy linkCopiedFT: Bournemouth 1-1 Man UtdBournemouth will feel they have paid the price for some dreadful officiating on the south coast today.The sending off of Evanilson completely changed this game.Not that Man Utd will be complaining, they got a much-needed point on the road today.Copy linkCopiedFT: Bournemouth 1-1 Man UtdThe referee brings the game to a close.This will seem like two points dropped for The Cherries.Man Utd will take confidence from this draw.Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-1 Man Utd90+8. Man Utd will feel this game is there to be won now.Amorim’s side force another corner as they send players forward.Bournemouth have to dig deep just to try and get a share of the points.Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-1 Man Utd90+6. Drama at the Vitality Stadium.As a ball is played across the box it is stabbed home by Hojlund.Man Utd have grabbed a draw from the jaws of defeat.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Rasmus Hojlund (Man Utd)Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd90+4. Another big chance goes begging for the visitors.As the ball breaks out to the edge of the box, Fernandes strikes it first-time.It narrowly misses the top corner with Kepa beaten.Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd90+2. Another glimpse of goal for Obi for Man Utd.He looks to stab it at goal but Kepa makes the save to tip it over.Bournemouth are having to weather a storm here.Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd90. Two big chances for the visitors.A cross picks out Mount in the middle but his shot, which seemed to be heading for the far corner, deflects off Senesi wide of the target.As the corner comes in, Shaw drills a shot wide of the target.We are going to have nine added minutes.Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd88. If they do not get anything from this game, it could be a very sobering trip back up north for these Man Utd fans.Travelling home after a fourteenth defeat under their new manager as their bitter rivals potentially win the Premier League title.Time is starting to run out for Ruben Amorim’s side.Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd86. Fernandes swings in a corner but it is collected by Kepa.The keeper has stayed down, seeming to need some treatment.This could be tactical, just looking to take the sting out of the pressure from the visitors.Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd84. There are not many jobs where incompetency is accepted as much as a Premier League official.The only one that immediately springs to mind maybe is politician.Semenyo makes way for Senesi.Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd82. The home fans are trying to get behind their team now.Looking to carry them through for victory.Ouattara is bundled over by Ugarte but the referee opts not to take any action.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd80. Iraola is looking to get some instructions to his players.Despite the sending-off, they still have their slender lead.It may be a case now of trying to protect what they have.Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd78. Man Utd are starting to dominate the game.Shaw gets down the wing and looks to cross but it is well dealt with.As Bournemouth look to counter, the Red Devils’ defender is shown a yellow card for a clumsy challenge.Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd76. Amorim opts to take Mazraoui off for Obi.The youngster is involved straight away as he looks to turn a cross in but a great sliding tackle denies him.This could be a frenetic end to this game.Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd74. Man Utd will fancy their chances of getting something from this game more now.With the man advantage, they need to pile the pressure on.Ouattara looks to get in behind the visitors but the linesman flags for offside.Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd72. That is terrible officiating by both Stockley Park and the onfield referee.It almost seems robotic now that when you are sent to the monitor you are obliged to change your original decison.As the song states…..clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, here I am, stuck in the middle with you.Credit: AFPCopy linkCopiedRed card – Evanilson (Bournemouth)Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd70, John Brooks in the VAR studio has sent the referee to the monitor.How he cannot understand the player slipped is just wild.These clowns are ruining the game we all love.Copy linkCopiedVAR review in progressCopy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd68. There are a lot of players slipping going into challenges here today.Evanilson loses his footing and clatters into his man.The referee shows thhe Brazilian a yellow card.Copy linkCopiedBournemouth 1-0 Man Utd66. Amorim opts to make some changes.Casemiro, Maguire and Mainoo all come off.They are replaced by Mount, Ugarte and Lindelof.Copy linkCopied More

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      Bournemouth 1 Man Utd 1: Hojlund pokes home 96th-min equaliser as Red Devils finally snatch point against 10-man hosts

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      LEAGUE title No.21 has never felt so far away for Manchester United.On the weekend that rivals Liverpool could match their record of 20 top flight triumphs, United looked to be slumping to another history-making defeat with their fall from grace hitting a new low.Rasmus Hojlund ended his goal drought with a last-gasp equaliserCredit: ReutersAntoine Semenyo netted the openerCredit: GettyThe winger fired in after Evanlison’s clever touch to himCredit: GettyEvanilson was shown a red card following a collision with Noussair MazraouiCredit: GettyRuben Amorim managed to salvage a point against ten menCredit: PAFollowing Antoine Semenyo’s 23rd-minute strike at Europe-chasing Bournemouth, Ruben Amorim’s men were on course for their sixteenth defeat of the campaign – a first in the Premier League era and the first time in 35 years.Fortune appears to favour the woeful, however. Evanilson’s harsh 70th-minute sending off gave the visitors the momentum as Rasmus Hojlund bundled in a 96th-minute leveller from close range.The jubilation in the away end was wild, but perhaps just for show. United’s state remains bleak, in 14th and a world away from life on Merseyside right now – a team that actually has cause to celebrate.Boss Amorim and shareholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe, in the stands at the Vitality Stadium, should be more worried about themselves.READ MORE ON MAN UTDIt is laughable that, in the most dire of seasons, United could still emulate Liverpool by lifting silverware this season, but boss Amorim is somehow still dreaming of just that with a Europa League semi-final first leg at Athletic Bilbao on Thursday.Not that Bilbao should be concerned. Bournemouth weren’t, and Andoni Iraola will feel his side deserved a valuable three points that would have put them in the driving seat for continental football.Instead, there is still a mountain to climb with four games left.Harry Maguire spoke pre-match of the similarities between Bilbao’s style of play and Bournemouth’s, making this the perfect European warm-up in the south coast sunshine.Most read in FootballIt is why Amorim opted to go for strength rather than security – making five changes from the Wolves defeat with big-hitters Maguire, Leny Yoro, Casemiro and Bruno Fernandes back in.There was also a rare start for Luke Shaw – his first since England’s defeat in the final of Euro 2024 against Spain back in July – which would prove to be a stern test of his fitness following a series of frustrating muscular issues that have severely hampered him this term.’This is big boy stuff’ rants Roy Keane as Man Utd legend blasts stand-in keeper Altay Bayindir after Newcastle blunderTo be protected further, Shaw was on the left of a back three with Patrick Dorgu at wing-back – a necessity now with Diogo Dalot likely ruled out for the rest of the campaign with a calf problem.For any other side, this would be a great time to head to the Vitality, the Cherries suffering a woeful run of form of just two Prem wins from their last ten to drop off the sprint finish for a top five Champions League spot.But as the saying goes, this is Manchester United. One that averages slightly above one point a game under Amorim and with just 17 away points this term, only Tottenham and the relegated bottom three accumulating less thus far.You cannot blame Amorim for living in the future when the present is so bleak.Man Utd player ratings vs BournemouthBy Katherine WalshMANCHESTER UNITED managed to secure a 1-1 draw against 10-man Bournemouth in the sixth minute of injury time.Rasmus Hojlund’s last-gasp equaliser leaves United 14th in the Prem, after Evanilson was sent off for serious foul play with 20 minutes to go.Man Utd target Antoine Semenyo fired the home side into the lead with a thunderbolt opener, after a calamity of mistakes while playing out from the back.Yet United somewhat responded well, mainly through Alejandro Garnacho’s flurry of chances.So was the Argentine the star player for Man Utd? Check out how the players rated.This is a dead dog of a season that is being wished away week by painful week while United remain in with a shout in Europe, however fanciful and unlikely that may look right now.But as preparations go for a mammoth two-legged tie against Bilbao – currently in the La Liga top four behind the division’s three giants – this will have taught Amorim very little, but confirmed a hell of a lot he already knew.Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho had attempts at goal that kept Kepa occupied but unfazed. In the meantime, the hosts were patient, waiting for a moment to pounce on a feeble opponent.It came via some fortune. Tyler Adams left the ground and planted one of his studs into the ankle of Garnacho just outside United’s box, picking up a yellow for his troubles.In real time it looked nasty. Replays confirmed it was, one that usually ends in a dismissal, yet VAR let the American midfielder off after the briefest of checks.Andre Onana stood over the free-kick, deciding his best bet was to put his team under more pressure after a stop in play, passing sideways to Maguire and then onto Dorgu, who was dispossessed in the softest of contests.The cross in was flicked backwards by Evanilson and Semenyo gobbled up the offering with a fizzed effort past Onana.Bought for £10m and now linked with a mega-move away this summer for around £70m, the Bristol City academy graduate is a stark reminder to United in how to develop a player and make him better.United appear to be elite in doing the opposite with whoever walks through the door at Old Trafford, which is why Semenyo will be thinking more than twice if the Red Devils come calling in a few months.Amorim’s reaction to his side going behind again was muted and emotionless. Casemiro took his anger out on Evanilson by raking his studs down the chest of his compatriot.Garnacho was the brightest of a dim bunch for the visitors, beating the offside trap and nearly lobbing an onrushing Kepa but for the Spaniard’s fingertips.Another shot from the Argentinian winger was dragged wide. Half-time was hardly a welcome relief with United winning just one of their 21 Prem away games in which they have trailed at the break across the past four seasons – the last coming in December.So it made sense when Amorim’s men sleepwalked into the second half and allowed Semenyo to curl one within inches of the top corners after just 70 seconds.Dango Ouattara then smacked the post from a free-kick, but the game changed when Evanilson slipped into a sliding challenge on Noussair Mazraoui in the 68th minute.Two minutes and a VAR check and monitor review later, Peter Bankes upgraded the yellow to red – having also booked one of Iraola’s coaching staff for clashing with United’s bench.Throwing caution to the wind, finally, United looked dangerous.Read More on The SunMason Mount missed a sitter, blocked by Milos Kerkez and Fernandes smacked the side-netting.And then, Shaw’s cross was diverted by Manuel Ugarte and stabbed home by Hojlund – just his second United goal since December. More

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      Man Utd ‘to pay Cunha’s release clause in weeks’ and have ‘agreed terms’ with Wolves talisman over transfer

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      MANCHESTER UNITED have decided to pay Wolves star Matheus Cunha’s release clause after agreeing personal terms, reports suggest.Cunha, 25, has been among the most sought-after forwards ahead of the summer transfer window following a raft of impressive performances at Molineux this season.Manchester United have decided to pay Wolves star Matheus Cunha’s release clauseCunha is close to a move to Man Utd after agreeing personal termsUnited have made the striker a top target amid their search for a new hitman that will lead Ruben Amorim’s attack next term following some disappointing displays by Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee.According to Relevo, Man Utd intend to pay the Brazil international’s asking price, which is worth a reported €62.5million (£53.6m), in the coming weeks.Cunha is keen to move to Old Trafford as he has reached a verbal agreement with the Red Devils.The same source claims things are moving so fast that the Brazilian is now “very close” to becoming a United player.Read More on Man UtdAmorim has already laid down some of the groundwork by talking to the club’s key target.The pair reportedly spoke at Molineux and were spotted conversing at Old Trafford after Wolves beat Man Utd 1-0 last week.However, Newcastle could rival their Premier League foes for Cunha come June.The Magpies’ boss Eddie Howe is said to be planning to use the centre-forward as support for star man Alexander Isak on the left flank.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSCunha has amassed 17 goals and six assists in 32 appearances across all competitions this season.This adds up to his total of 33 goals and 15 assists in 88 appearances ever since his arrival at Wolves from Atletico Madrid in 2023.Man Utd and Arsenal in Matheus Cunha transfer battle with Wolves star ready to make summer moveMan Utd are also said to be keeping tabs on other strikers, such as Ipswich Town’s Liam Delap. More

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      ‘Kinda weird’ – Unusual reason why Cole Palmer was spotted running out of Stamford Bridge emerges

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      CHELSEA star Cole Palmer left fans stunned when he was spotted running out of Stamford Bridge after Saturday’s match with Everton.The Blues’ supporters couldn’t believe the sight of Palmer, 22, – wearing a black hoodie with one phone on his ear and another in his hand – jogging away from the stadium in front of the crowd.Chelsea star Cole Palmer left fans stunned when he was spotted running outside Stamford BridgePalmer was running to collect a pair of boots at a petrol stationPalmer disappointed for Chelsea against EvertonA clip showing the bizarre incident made the rounds on social media and fans tried to understand what was going on.And it turns out the England international was in a hurry to meet a fixer to collect a pair of Prada shoes at a petrol station.A TikTok account from the delivery man posted a video of Palmer receiving the expensive footwear.In a video they explained the long journey to make the delivery: “I got a message late last night when I was in the Middle East. Read More on Chelsea”Touchdown in London this morning, had to sort everything out super last minute.”Caught a little bit of the game on TV. Listen, if you know how we do things here, we always deliver. Checking the pair out and making sure everything is all good.”He got absolutely swarmed by fans driving out the game. Here he is signing his match top for me, always super easy to deal with – and yeah guys, as always, sorted!”The news of what Palmer was up to has led to a mixed reaction from the Chelsea faithful.Most read in FootballJOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUSOne fan tweeted: “Kinda weird that on a huge matchday Cole is thinking about shoes and not 3 points. Still love him but like.”Another commented: “Wait, what?”Fans beg Cole Palmer ‘never change’ as footage of Chelsea star asking waiter bizarre question emerges A third wrote: “First case where a footballer legitimately got a call and was in a hurry, and not just avoiding the fans?”This fan said: “What a lad.”And that one posted: “Just Palmer things.”Chelsea managed to pick up an important 1-0 win over Everton but Palmer continued his rotten run of form, earning the WORST rating in SunSport’s player ratings for the game.Nicolas Jackson’s strike was enough to earn the West Londoners the three points, but the forward put in a particularly poor display by his usually lofty standards.Another blank means the ex-Manchester City ace has now failed to score in his last 17 games.Chelsea player ratings vs EvertonBy Lloyd CanfieldENZO MARESCA watched on from the stands as Chelsea stole a 1-0 win at home to Everton. The game was shocked into life after 26 minutes when good pressure from the home side saw Nicolas Jackson take the ball on the turn and rifle it into the back of Jordan Pickford’s net, his first goal since returning from injury. It was by no means easy after they grabbed the opener though, as the Blues dominated possession but failed to add more goals to their tally.So who was to blame for another lethargic display? Did Cole Palmer finally show signs of improvement?Check out our Chelsea player ratings. More

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      Liverpool line up £50m Adam Wharton transfer as Crystal Palace and England star, 21, sets out conditions

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      LIVERPOOL will try to tempt Adam Wharton to quit Crystal Palace in a £50million-plus swoop.Anfield’s transfer team are focusing on the midfielder whose passing talent could make Arne Slot’s team tick.Liverpool will try to sign Adam Wharton this summerCredit: GettyWharton has established himself as a Premier League player of real promise since his move from hometown club Blackburn in 2024.And his ability to see the picture and deliver quick balls to attackers marks him out as a future elite star.Wharton, 21, could be interested in a return to his native north west but the snag will be whether he gets enough game time to keep him on an upward path.He forced his way into England’s Euro 2024 squad after joining Palace but has been frustrated by injuries this season, missing three months after a groin operation in November.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThat has restricted his appearances in a campaign that should have seen him take off for club and country.If Liverpool can sell a plan to Wharton – especially with Champions League football available – then he may take the chance.Palace, facing huge interest in their players this summer, are sure to demand a huge fee for Wharton who still has more than four years left on his contract.Blackburn are also due a 15 per cent cut of profit over the £18m Palace paid up front for their former academy star 15 months ago.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSBayern Munich and Real Madrid are also admirers but Wharton has not played often enough this season to make their interest concrete.Wharton has featured heavily since his return from injury, playing in every game since he got back fit.Mo Salah commits to Liverpool with new two-year contract More

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      Leicester face being leapfrogged by Rangers in chase for first-choice manager target Russell Martin

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      RUSSELL MARTIN is heading for a managerial tussle between Leicester City and Rangers.Martin, 39, is the first choice at relegated Foxes, as SunSport revealed last month, and the former Southampton chief is keen.Rangers and Leicester are set to battle for Russell MartinCredit: GettyRuud van Nistelrooy hopes to continue as Foxes bossCredit: ReutersHowever, Scottish giants Gers have also shortlisted Martin, who played for them on loan and is very interested.Martin is waiting on the call from Ibrox, where the club is about to be taken over by an American group tied in with Leeds.Until the takeover is finalised, it is difficult to make a concrete offer to a boss.Leicester are also waiting for a few weeks before committing to their own change, so it is a case of who moves first for Martin.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLLee Carsley has been linked with the Foxes – but the England Under-21 boss is not looking to work in the Championship.Current Leicester boss Ruud van Nistelrooy remains in the dark over his future.He has picked up just three wins as manager in 23 games.But he is keen to stay on, despite Sean Dyche also being tipped to join the King Power dugout.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSVan Nistelrooy said of his future: “It’s necessary to find alignment.”The quicker the better in the best interests for the football club.That’s what I’m urging.Jamie Vardy anounces he’s LEAVING Leicester in emotional video with striker left close to tears after 13 years”We need to be on the same page.”Over the past months, starting in February, I’ve had conversations with the board and the chairman. Later in March and recently as well.”The club knows where I stand.”I’ve always informed the club on the way I see things, the lessons learned now it’s clear it’s going to be in the Championship.”We can move on to that scenario. But I’m still waiting for the club to come back. That’s where it stands now.”I know what my plan is to move forward and bring the club back up with the people in this building.Read More on The Sun”There are 60-70 great professionals here who can move the club forward.”But I’m still waiting on that alignment.” More

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      Southampton 1 Fulham 2: Sessegnon nets dramatic winner to complete comeback as Saints still risk worst-ever Prem season.

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      SOUTHAMPTON may be already relegated, but they gave this a fair go.The Saints were four minutes away from avoiding the lowest-ever Premier League points tally.Fulham produced second-half comeback to boost hopes of European qualificationCredit: GettyRyan Sessegnon came up with the goods in the 92nd minuteCredit: RexClub captain Jack Stephens up the Saints 1-0 upCredit: ReutersEmile Smith Rowe’s deflected strike dragged the visitors levelCredit: ReutersBut Fulham produced second-half comeback to boost hopes of European qualificationClub captain Jack Stephens headed Southampton into an early lead in the 14th minute at St Mary’s.Before Emile Smith Rowe’s deflected strike dragged the visitors level in the 72nd.And Uefa Conference League-chasing Fulham’s persistence finally paid off.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSRyan Sessegnon’s cracking header snatched a dramatic late winner in added time.THIS IS A DEVELOPING STORY..The Sun is your go to destination for the best football, boxing and MMA news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video.Like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheSunFootball and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSunFootball. More

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      Premier League LIVE SCORES: Newcastle SMASH Ipswich as Tractor Boys are relegated, Fulham BEAT Southampton late on

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      SATURDAY’S Premier League action has concluded after five thrilling matches.In the early kick-off, Chelsea beat Everton as Enzo Maresca’s Blues regained their position back inside the Champions League spots. Ipswich’s fate was officially sealed as they were relegated back to the Championship following a 3-0 defeat at Newcastle, as the Toon move up to third.Elsewhere, late drama saw Fulham beat Southampton 2-1 and Brighton scored twice at the death to overcome West Ham 3-2.And Wolves brushed aside already relegated Leicester with a 3-0 drumming.Follow our live blog below…View from SunSport’s Gary Stonehouse at St James’ ParkAll over at Newcastle and so is Ipswich’s top-flight status.After a bright start, their ill-discipline left them with a mountain to climb in the second half following Alexander Isak’s penalty just before the break.Dan Burn and Will Osula made it three and now Ipswich can start planning for a promotion assault next term.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Graham Thomas at St Mary’sDespair and yet another defeat for Southampton (2-1) after Emile Smith Rowe and Ryan Sessegnon score second-half goals to overturn Jack Stephens’ opener.It looked as if Saints would get the point they needed to avoid being bracketed with Derby County as the worst Premier League team ever, but Sessessgon struck in the 92nd minute.Copy linkCopiedFT: Southampton 1-2 FulhamAt half-time you wondered whether Southampton were going to get a long-awaited victory at St Mary’s.However, Fulham seemed to spark into life after the break and constantly looked a good threat when attacking.Smith Rowe got them back on level terms before Sessegnon grabbed a winner for Marco Silva’s side.Copy linkCopiedFT: Wolves 3-0 LeicesterA comfortable win for Vitor Pereira’s side who dominated this match from start to finish.Cunha was pulling the strings and he was simply too good for this Leiicester side to stop.Vardy missed a penalty for the visitors, following his social media comments, he may want to practice what he preaches in the future.Copy linkCopiedFT: Newcastle 3-0 Ipswich It is all over at St James’ Park and it is an emphatic win for returning boss Eddie Howe.Ipswich failed to register a single shot on target in this match, underpinning why they are getting relegated.The Tractor Boys have been treading water for some time in the Premier League and were severely out of their depth.Copy linkCopiedFT: Brighton 3-2 West HamWhat a second-half this was at the Amex Stadium.The Hammers dominated this game after the restart and managed to completely turn the game on its head.In the final stages of the game, The Seagulls threw caution to the wind and grabbed two late goals to seal victory.Copy linkCopiedSouthampton 1-2 Fulham90+2. Finally the visitors have got the goal they craved.Traore has caused all sorts of problems since coming on for Fulham and it was his cross into the box that was headed home by Sessegnon.It looks like The Saints are heading for yet another defeat.Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedGoal – Ryan Sessegnon (Fulham)Copy linkCopiedBrighton 3-2 West Ham90+5. What a turnaround by The Seagulls in this match.Brighton have a corner and Gruda works it to Baleba on the edge of the box.He drills a superb shot into the bottom corner as the Amex Stadium erupts deep into added time.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Carlos Baleba (Brighton)Copy linkCopiedWolves 3-0 Leicester85. Cunha has tormented The Foxes all afternoon.His ball into the box picks out the advancing Gomes, who drills a right-footed shot into the bottom corner of the goal.The Foxes look like they could do with the season ending as soon as the full-time whistle goes.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Rodrigo Gomes (Wolves)Copy linkCopiedBrighton 2-2 West Ham89. What a time to grab an equaliser.As a cross comes in, Gruda heads it back across goal and Mitoma arrives to head home from close range.West Ham have thrown away the chance for a win on the road very late on at the Amex Stadium.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Kaoru Mitoma (Brighton)Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Graham Hill at MolineuxThe unthinkable has happened – Jamie Vardy has missed from the penalty spot!Foxes legend Vardy is playing the first match of his farewell tour after announcing he will be leaving Leicester this summer.He has not scored for three months – but was presented with the perfect opportunity after tumbling under a challenge from Wolves keeper Jose Sa.Replays suggested the incident was more on Vardy than Sa, but ref Sam Barrott stuck with his decision.Vardy’s spot kick was a poor one though – and Sa could have thrown his cap on it.It would have brought Leicester back into the game though after Cunha left the Foxes standing again with a superb pass which allowed Strand Larsen to score his sixth goal in seven games.Looks like some fighting has broken out in the Leicester fans’ section.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Gary Stonehouse at St James’ ParkOne-way traffic now at St James’ as Newcastle continue to push for a third.Fair play to Ipswich, they are refusing to buckle and look to be fuelled by what they feel were the injustices of the first half.Jacob Murphy came closest to another goal but with had a host of subs now and the tempo has just slowed a little.Copy linkCopiedNewcastle 3-0 Ipswich80. Game over at St James’ Park as Trippier’s cross is converted from substitute Osula.The Magpies have been rampant in this match, even when Ipswich had eleven players on the pitch.For the travelling fans, they will have a trip back home to ponder their relegation back to the Championship.Copy linkCopiedGoal – William Osula (Newcastle)Copy linkCopiedBrighton 1-2 West Ham83. The Hammers would probably be looking at relegation themselves if it was not for Bowen.He lifts a cross into the back post and Soucek arrives to head home from close range.You felt this goal had been coming for some time now.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Tomas Soucek (West Ham)Copy linkCopiedWolves 2-0 Leicester72. It is always nice to see karma deliver in football.The Foxes were awarded a penalty when Vardy took it around the Wolves’ keeper and went to ground.As the replay showed, Jose Sa did nothing wrong and the Leicester striker kicked him and went over.Vardy stepped up to take it and Jose Sa went the right way and made an impressive save to protect their clean sheet at Molineux.Copy linkCopiedPenalty saved – Jamie Vardy (Leicester)Copy linkCopiedPenalty to LeicesterCopy linkCopiedSouthampton 1-1 Fulham72. Iwobi plays a great ball into Smith Rowe in the box.He takes one touch to get it under control before clamly slotting home.No more than Fulham have deserved with their second-half performance.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Emile Smith Rowe (Fulham)Copy linkCopied More