Summary

  • Wijnaldum's rasping strike & Milner penalty send Liverpool two points clear of Man City

  • City play game in hand against Man Utd on Wednesday

  • Cardiff three points adrift of safety

  • Benteke, Zaha & McArthur give Palace win at Arsenal, Ozil & Aubameyang goals for Gunners

  • Palace secure Premier League safety

  • Goals from Richarlison, Sigurdsson, Digne & Walcott as Everton pummel Man Utd

Live Reporting

Alex Bysouth and Tom Rostance

  1. Cardiff v Liverpool (16:00 BST)

    Liverpool can go top - but a win for Cardiff would be just as monumental at the bottom of teh pile.

    Win, and Neil Warnock's side would move level on points with Brighton and safety...

    ..

  2. 'It's a different story at home'

    Arsenal v Crystal Palace (16:00 BST)

    Mark Lawrenson
    Ex-Liverpool defender

    Arsenal are average on the road but it is a different story at home, where they have not lost since the opening weekend of the season.

    Palace always carry a threat on their travels but I only see one outcome here.

    Prediction: 2-0

  3. 'Legends don't always make good managers'

    #bbcfootball

    Simon Harding: The appointment of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Man Utd is beginning to look like the appointment of Graeme Souness at Liverpool. Club legends do not always make good managers.

    .AFP

  4. You can have it all but how much do you want it?

    Everton 4-0 Man Utd

    Man UtdReuters

    Manchester United ran 8.03km less than Everton in that match; the biggest negative difference for the Red Devils in a Premier League game since their 0-3 home defeat to Tottenham Hotspur in August 2018 (10.2km less).

    They have now run less than their opponents in 15 out of 17 Premier League games under Solskjaer.

  5. Cardiff v Liverpool (16:00 BST)

    Steve Wilson
    Match of the Day commentator

    Both sides enjoyed tremendous away days in midweek. Cardiff could afford nothing less than a win at Brighton on Tuesday, and duly delivered. If the Bluebirds stay up, that will be the result they look back on as the key to their escape.

    Liverpool's victory in Porto on Wednesday put the seal on their place in the Champions League last four - and extended their winning run in all competitions to eight.

    I'm sure that Cardiff will approach this game thinking that a backs-to-the-wall display might just result in an unexpected point, but Liverpool's front three are all in such good shape that it's not a likely outcome.

  6. 'I struck it beautifully'

    Everton 4-0 Man Utd

    Everton

    Gylfi SigurdssonPA

    Everton goalscorer Gylfi Sigurdsson, speaking to Sky Sports: "The first goal was the key. After that we defended really well. It was important for us to get the next goal after going 2-0 up. It gave us constant belief and we controlled the game after that.

    "I don’t know how far out I was for the goal. I struck it beautifully. The wet pitch made it hard for the goalkeeper to get it."

  7. 'Play Under-18s in derby'

    #bbcfootball

    Yullaw: To lose is understandable but losing without a fight is totally disappointing. At no point was there any sustained pressure to equalise, no tackles. Top four hopes have evaporated. Let’s roll out the under 18s on Wednesday.

    .Rex Features

  8. Everton 4-0 Man Utd

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  9. 'Investment and players'

    Everton 4-0 Man Utd

    Owen Coyle
    Former Bolton manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Man Utd need investment and players. Every signing is a gamble but you have to get as many right as possible to challenge for the Premier League.

  10. Twenty is plenty

    Cardiff v Liverpool (16:00 BST)

    MO SalahGetty Images

    Mohamed Salah has scored 19 league goals this season, and could become just the third Liverpool player to score 20 in consecutive Premier League campaigns (Robbie Fowler 1994-95 and 1995-96, Luis Suarez 2012-13 and 2013-14).

    Salah starts today.

  11. Tune in

    Cardiff v Liverpool (16:00 BST)

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  12. Walcott 'ready when called upon'

    Everton 4-0 Man Utd

    Everton

    Everton goalscorer Theo Walcott, speaking to Sky Sports: "We all work really hard together and it shows - the most important thing is the fans, they enjoyed the weather and we enjoyed the day.

    "I've found it difficult of late but the team have been playing well, all you have got to do is get your head down, train hard and it shows I am ready when called upon."

  13. Bad eggs at Man Utd?

    #bbcfootball

    Ciaran Dudley: Clearly something bad running through Manchester United, it also clearly goes deeper than the manager.

    I think we may have a few lazy, bad eggs in the club that need throwing out. My Easter Egg put up more of a fight than Manchester United today

    .Rex Features

  14. Still so tight

    That defeat leaves Manchester United in sixth place with four games to go - it's so tight though.

    Arsenal could go third with a win just now, while Liverpool can of course go back to the top.

    TableBBC Sport

  15. 'Who knows if he will be here next season'

    Everton 4-0 Man Utd

    Robert Huth
    Former Leicester defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Man Utd could have easily waited till the end of the season and assessed everything about Ole Gunnar Solskjaer before making a decision. They panicked and took a big decision. Who knows if he will be here next season - football is crazy sometimes.

  16. Think that's a touch overboard...

  17. Worst Man Utd display ever?

    #bbcfootball

    Robin Peckett: That wasn’t just a bad result, that was the worst match Man Utd have ever played in their entire history. Half of that starting XI has to go this summer.

    Socialpedia999: Worst Man Utd performance of all time? I honestly can't think of one as bad as this.

  18. That was an absolute shellacking handed out to Manchester United. What a way to start our Easter Sunday output.

    I can't promise you much but I can promise I'll put in as much effort over the next few hours as Nemanja Matic did when showing Gylfi Sigurdsson the way to goal...

  19. 'Everton need that consistency'

    Everton 4-0 Man Utd

    Ronny Goodlass
    Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside

    You’ve got Lukaku coming back and United coming to town. Everton had tempo, energy, all the positives that they didn’t have last week.

    The scoreline doesn’t flatter Everton. United were second best all afternoon – they have a few problems themselves.

    Looking to next season, Everton just need that consistency.

  20. Everton 4-0 Man Utd

    That's was a superb performance from Everton but an equally lacklustre one from Manchester United.

    Some cracking goals from the Toffees, too.

    All the reaction coming right up.