Liverpool 2–1 West Ham

Liverpool edged closer to their first league title since 2020 with a hard-fought 2-1 win over West Ham at Anfield. Mo Salah’s opener was canceled out by Jarrod Bowen, but Virgil van Dijk rose highest to head home the winner in the 89th minute. With just six points needed from their remaining fixtures, the Reds are now in full control of the title race.

Arsenal 1–1 Brentford

Arsenal’s title hopes suffered a blow as they were held at home by Brentford. Thomas Partey gave the Gunners a first-half lead, but a lapse in concentration allowed Yoane Wissa to equalize. This marks the 16th point Arsenal have dropped from winning positions this season, leaving them 10 points behind leaders Liverpool.

Manchester City 5–2 Crystal Palace

Manchester City reignited their top-four push with a dominant display against Crystal Palace. After falling behind early, Pep Guardiola’s men responded with five unanswered goals, including a standout performance from Kevin De Bruyne who scored once and provided two assists.

Chelsea 2–2 Ipswich Town

Chelsea staged a thrilling comeback to salvage a point against a brave Ipswich Town side. Down 2-0, the Blues fought back with goals from Raheem Sterling and Jadon Sancho—the latter ending a four-month goal drought. The draw keeps Chelsea in fifth, tied on points with Aston Villa.

Aston Villa 3–0 Southampton

Aston Villa kept pace in the Champions League hunt with a comfortable 3-0 win. Despite Marco Asensio missing two penalties, goals from substitutes Ollie Watkins, Donyell Malen, and John McGinn secured all three points.

Newcastle 4–1 Manchester United

Newcastle embarrassed Manchester United at St. James’ Park, dominating the Red Devils with four goals, while a costly error by goalkeeper Altay Bayindir summed up United’s disastrous outing.

With just six matches remaining, every point counts as the Premier League charges toward a thrilling conclusion. Liverpool look poised to claim the crown, while the battle for European places is intensifying.