From Bournemouth to London, let’s see what’s happen in Premiership. We fight for top 4, Europa League and for the relegation.
Top of the Day : West Ham
Hats off to Nuno Espírito Santo’s team, who delivered their reference performance of the season. Against surprise package Sunderland, the teammates of a brilliant Mateus Fernandes taught a lesson to a flat and absent Black Cats side. Summerville ran Mukiele ragged to make it 1–0, before Bowen converted the penalty for 2–0. Then the man of the match, Mateus Fernandes, scored a sensational third goal just before halftime. True to the color of their shirts, Sunderland were in the dark and only found a glimmer of hope through Brian Brobbey’s goal.
West Ham close the gap on Nottingham Forest, who will travel to Brentford.
Flop of the day : Liverpool
Liverpool fell back into their old habits. With a very attacking XI put together by Arne Slot, Liverpool struggled to get going and their midfield was sliced open, leaving Gomez and Van Dijk badly exposed. Van Dijk was at fault for the Cherries’ opening goal, while on the second goal Kerkez was beaten by Jimenez. Despite a comeback to 2–2 sparked by Van Dijk and another Szoboszlai free kick, Liverpool collapsed after a last-minute goal from Amine Adil. Unbeaten since November 22, Liverpool have failed to fully capitalize on that run to erase their doubts. Still extremely fragile defensively, the Reds keep dropping points through careless mistakes, with Kerkez the latest example. Liverpool had a chance to pull away from Chelsea, but instead could drop to sixth place if the Blues win at Crystal Palace and Manchester United beat Arsenal.
Goal of the day :
The moment of genius goes to Harry Wilson. Building on a very strong individual season with eight goals and four assists, the Welsh attacking midfielder carried his team to a magical stoppage-time victory. Long dominated and outplayed by Brighton, Fulham started a completely different match after Chukwueze’s equalizer. Then came the Welshman’s free kick — and the rest is history.
| WEST HAM | 3-1 | Sunderland |
| Man City | 2-0 | Wolves |
| Burnley | 2-2 | Tottenham |
| Fulham | 2-1 | Brighton |
| Bournemouth | 3-2 | Liverpool |