Summary

  • Arsenal end 2022 seven points clear of Man City at top of Premier League

  • RESULT: Arsenal 4-2 Brighton

  • RESULT: Man City 1-1 Everton

  • RESULT: Fulham 2-1 Southampton

  • RESULT: Bournemouth 0-2 Crystal Palace

  • RESULT: Newcastle 0-0 Leeds

  • RESULT: Wolves 0-1 Man Utd - Marcus Rashford, dropped from starting XI for 'internal disciplinary' reason, scores winner in second half

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Live Reporting

Phil Dawkes, Emma Sanders and Gary Rose

  1. The last batch of games

    There are six Premier League fixtures today, starting at 12:30 GMT with the intriguing visit of Manchester United to Wolves.

    There are four games at 15:00, including home games for title-challenging Manchester City and Newcastle, against struggling Everton and Leeds respectively.

    The final game of 2022 sees Brighton host table-topping Arsenal.

    Looks promising.

  2. Another year draws to a close

    So here we are then, the final day of 2022.

    It has been another fun year in the Premier League.

    We had ourselves a gripping end to a title race, albeit with a familiar winner...

    Man City lift Premier League in 2022Getty Images

    We witnessed the end of an era at one club...

    Roman Abramovich banner at Stamford BridgeGetty Images

    And the start of a significant other at a different one...

    Newcastle fans celebrate the club's takeoverGetty Images

    We've seen goals, saves, skill, sendings off, thrills, spills, joy and despair in abundance. Ludicrous amounts of money has been spent. And we get to experience the same dizzying roundabout for another 12 months, starting tomorrow.

    First, though, England's top flight has one last go at giving us some fireworks in 2022.