Wednesday, April 6: Burnley 3 (Collins 12', Rodriguez 57', Cornet 85') Everton (Richarlison pens 18' & 41'). A vital late winner from Maxwel Cornet earned the Clarets a vital three points agains their fellwo strugglers, who could not hold on to their half-time advantage. Getty
LAST ROUND OF PREMIER LEAGUE MATCHES: Saturday, April 2: Liverpool 2 (Jota 22', Firmino pen 89') Watford 0: Liverpool briefly took over at the top of the table thanks to Diogo Jota's 20th goal of the season and a late penalty from Fabinho. Struggling Watford fell to their 20th defeat in 30 league games. EPA
Brighton 0 Norwich City 0: Brighton ended a run of six defeats in a row but were left frustrated it wasn't more after Neal Maupay sent a first-half penalty sailing over the bar. Norwich also ended a run of six defeats but remain rooted to bottom of table, seven points from safety. Getty
Burnley 0 Manchester City 2 (De Bruyne 5', Gundogan 25'): City made a quick return to top of table with a comfortable win at second bottom Burnley, who managed just one shot on target in 90 minutes. First-half goals from Kevin de Bruyne and Ilkay Gundogan did the damage for Pep Guardiola's side. Reuters
Chelsea 1 (Rudiger 48') Chelsea 4 (Janelt 50' & 60', Eriksen 54', Wissa 87'): Christian Eriksen scored his first goal for Brentford in the shock result of the season so far. Antonio Rudiger had put the Blues in front with a long-range stunner only for Vitaly Janelt's double, Eriksen and Yoane Wissa to flip the game on its head. Getty
Leeds United 1 (Harrison 29') Southampton 1 (Ward-Prowse 49'): Leeds were denied a third straight win after a superb James Ward-Prowse free-kick cancelled out Jack Harrison's first-half finish. The Yorkshiremen are two places and eight points clear of the drop zone. Getty
Wolves 2 (Jonny 7', Young og 36') 1 Watkins pen 86'): Wolves came out on top in this Midlands derby to boost their hopes of European football next season. First-half goals from Jonny and an Ashley Young headed own goal put Wolves in driving seat. Ollie Watkins scored from the spot late on but Villa still fell to a third defeat in a row. Getty
Manchester United 1 (Fred 66') Leicester City 1 (Iheanacho 63'): United's hopes of Champions League football took another knock after they were held at Old Trafford. Kelechi Iheanacho headed the Foxes into a lead that only lasted three minutes before Fred levelled. PA
Sunday, April 3: West Ham 2 (Cresswell 32', Bowen 58') Everton 1 (Holgate 53'): Everton, without an away league win since August 28, were beaten at the London Stadium and remain 17th in the table. An Aaron Cresswell free-kick and Jarrod Bowen close-range finish sandwiched a deflected Mason Holgate volley. Reuters
Tottenham 5 (Davies 43' Doherty 48', Son, 54', Emerson Royal 63' Bergwijn 83'): Champions League-chasing Spurs blew away Newcastle with four unanswered second-half goals. Antonio Conte's side have won five in their last six while the Magpies suffered a third defeat on the spin. Reuters
Monday, April 4: Crystal Palace 3 ( Mateta 16', J Ayew 24', Zaha pen 74') Arsenal 0. The Gunners top-four hopes take a hit as Palace seal a thoroughly deserved victory thanks to goals from Jean-Philippe Mateta, Jordan Ayew and a Wilfried Zaha penalty. AFP
Wednesday, April 6: Burnley 3 (Collins 12', Rodriguez 57', Cornet 85') Everton (Richarlison pens 18' & 41'). A vital late winner from Maxwel Cornet earned the Clarets a vital three points agains their fellwo strugglers, who could not hold on to their half-time advantage. Getty
LAST ROUND OF PREMIER LEAGUE MATCHES: Saturday, April 2: Liverpool 2 (Jota 22', Firmino pen 89') Watford 0: Liverpool briefly took over at the top of the table thanks to Diogo Jota's 20th goal of the season and a late penalty from Fabinho. Struggling Watford fell to their 20th defeat in 30 league games. EPA
Brighton 0 Norwich City 0: Brighton ended a run of six defeats in a row but were left frustrated it wasn't more after Neal Maupay sent a first-half penalty sailing over the bar. Norwich also ended a run of six defeats but remain rooted to bottom of table, seven points from safety. Getty
Burnley 0 Manchester City 2 (De Bruyne 5', Gundogan 25'): City made a quick return to top of table with a comfortable win at second bottom Burnley, who managed just one shot on target in 90 minutes. First-half goals from Kevin de Bruyne and Ilkay Gundogan did the damage for Pep Guardiola's side. Reuters
Chelsea 1 (Rudiger 48') Chelsea 4 (Janelt 50' & 60', Eriksen 54', Wissa 87'): Christian Eriksen scored his first goal for Brentford in the shock result of the season so far. Antonio Rudiger had put the Blues in front with a long-range stunner only for Vitaly Janelt's double, Eriksen and Yoane Wissa to flip the game on its head. Getty
Leeds United 1 (Harrison 29') Southampton 1 (Ward-Prowse 49'): Leeds were denied a third straight win after a superb James Ward-Prowse free-kick cancelled out Jack Harrison's first-half finish. The Yorkshiremen are two places and eight points clear of the drop zone. Getty
Wolves 2 (Jonny 7', Young og 36') 1 Watkins pen 86'): Wolves came out on top in this Midlands derby to boost their hopes of European football next season. First-half goals from Jonny and an Ashley Young headed own goal put Wolves in driving seat. Ollie Watkins scored from the spot late on but Villa still fell to a third defeat in a row. Getty
Manchester United 1 (Fred 66') Leicester City 1 (Iheanacho 63'): United's hopes of Champions League football took another knock after they were held at Old Trafford. Kelechi Iheanacho headed the Foxes into a lead that only lasted three minutes before Fred levelled. PA
Sunday, April 3: West Ham 2 (Cresswell 32', Bowen 58') Everton 1 (Holgate 53'): Everton, without an away league win since August 28, were beaten at the London Stadium and remain 17th in the table. An Aaron Cresswell free-kick and Jarrod Bowen close-range finish sandwiched a deflected Mason Holgate volley. Reuters
Tottenham 5 (Davies 43' Doherty 48', Son, 54', Emerson Royal 63' Bergwijn 83'): Champions League-chasing Spurs blew away Newcastle with four unanswered second-half goals. Antonio Conte's side have won five in their last six while the Magpies suffered a third defeat on the spin. Reuters
Monday, April 4: Crystal Palace 3 ( Mateta 16', J Ayew 24', Zaha pen 74') Arsenal 0. The Gunners top-four hopes take a hit as Palace seal a thoroughly deserved victory thanks to goals from Jean-Philippe Mateta, Jordan Ayew and a Wilfried Zaha penalty. AFP
Wednesday, April 6: Burnley 3 (Collins 12', Rodriguez 57', Cornet 85') Everton (Richarlison pens 18' & 41'). A vital late winner from Maxwel Cornet earned the Clarets a vital three points agains their fellwo strugglers, who could not hold on to their half-time advantage. Getty
