Another long day of Premier League action comes to an end.

See you all on Monday!

There is for Arsenal - who head to face Slavia Prague on Thursday night for the second leg of their Europa League quarter-final.

Win the cup and they'll be in the Champions League, of course.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta talking to BBC MOTD: "Overall we had a really good performance. 3-0 away from home is never easy.

"We had to be fully focused on the league, there is a lot to play for. The best way to prepare for Prague was by winning today.

"We are going to to win the game at Prague. That's it, that is our mindset."

Sheffield United

Sheffield United interim boss Paul Heckingbottom to BBC Sport: "We didn't have control without the ball in the first half so we had to make changes.

"We'll keep fighting and pushing to make sure we get more points before the end of the season.

"We have a varied group, some young boys just starting their journey and some older players who have been on a journey with this club over the last five years.

"You have to learn from the tough moments and come back stronger."

Sheffield United

Sheffield United interim manager Paul Heckingbottom talking to BT Sport: "It shows how fine the margins are. I didn't think we had enough countrol in the first half.

"But we conceded a really poor goal which took the game away from us. A key moment.

"I thought Arsenal played through our press well in the first half.

"We can't feel sorry for ourselves. Seven more games and we won't be given anything. The players know they are playing for everything.

"These are the moments that make you hungry as a football manager and I will make sure the players feel that way."

We have two more games to come on Monday. Namely:

• West Bromwich Albion v Southampton - 18:00
• Brighton and Hove Albion v Everton - 20:15

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta to BT Sport: "I am really happy with the way we played, we scored some really nice goals and controlled the game the way we wanted. We played at a high level. From the start I felt the boys were at it, we were efficient.

"We had good distances to play with each other and they understood the space.

"It's the first time Granit Xhaka has started at left-back, it's a possibility for him. He has the qualities to play there. Bukayo Saka, the last thing we need is another injury but he felt something in his thigh.

"Gabriel Martinelli twisted his ankle but he's a tough boy. Against Prague Lacazette missed two big chances and he needed those goals. He has been playing well.

"This is ideal preparation for Thursday. It has been a long run without a clean sheet."

Sheffield United

Paul Heckingbottom has seen his Sheffield United side concede 10 goals during his three Premier League games in charge, the joint-most after a manager’s first three games in the competition, alongside David Moyes (2002, Everton) and Christian Gross (1997, Spurs).

Arsenal

Arsenal striker Alexandre Lacazette: "It was important we won and it was a great day for us.

"I missed an easy chance on Thursday and so I wanted to score.

"The confidence was lacking a little bit. We know we have the quality but sometimes we miss a little bit at both ends of the pitch."

The Premier League record for most defeats in a single campaign is 29 by Ipswich Town (1994/95, 42-match season), Sunderland (2005/06) and Derby County (2007/08). The top flight record is 31 by Stoke City (1984/85, 42-match season).

Sheffield United could lose 32 yet.

Richard Browne: Never understood why Sheffield United bought Brewster and then didn't build team and tactics around him.

Naim Rahman: Three goals. Clean sheet. WATCH OUT EVERYONE.

ScarletVarlet: Thank goodness for Alexandre Lacazette! Where would we be without him?

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

In the end, it doesn't matter what the manager says to you, it is a total lack of confidence for Sheffield United now. To keep losing games week in, week out, it's just absolutely debilitating.

Sheffield United lose for a 25th time this season. Arsenal are up to ninth.

Into added time now. The all-too familiar feeling of defeat for the hosts.

Alexandre Lacazette is the sixth Frenchman to score 50 Premier League goals for a single club, with four of the six doing so for Arsenal (also Thierry Henry, Olivier Giroud and Robert Pires).

Image source, Reuters

A decent sight of goal for the hosts but Lys Mousset finishes it like a man who was in form about 18 months ago. Shanked off target.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Great pass, great finish. Straight like a dagger through the heart, straight through the middle of the Blades' defence and marvellous finish by Alexandre Lacazette. One look at the keeper and smashed it past Aaron Ramsdale.

Gerry Ryan: Arteta’s inexperience saw him sign experience in Willian, but now it’s clear the inexperienced youth are Arsenal’s future. Time to jettison a lot of these ‘experienced’ players.

Here we go. Lys Mousset replaces Oli McBurnie, who only came on in the 64th minute, while Arsenal scorer Gabriel Martinelli is swapped out for Mohamed Elneny.