Summary

  • Arsenal go top of Premier League with comfortable win at Brighton

  • FT: Aston Villa 3-3 Brentford - Watkins equalised after Bees came from two goals down to lead

  • FT: Everton 1-0 Burnley - Calvert-Lewin winner sees Toffees open four-point gap to bottom three

  • FT: Fulham 0-1 Newcastle - Guimaraes gives Magpies win with second-half goal

  • FT: Luton 2-1 Bournemouth - Morris scores stoppage-time winner for Hatters

  • FT: Wolves 1-2 West Ham - Ward-Prowse scores direct from corner to give Hammers win

  • FT: Crystal Palace 2-4 Man City - De Bruyne scores twice as City keep pressure on title rivals

  1. goal

    GOAL - Aston Villa 2-0 Brentfordpublished at 16:04 British Summer Time 6 April

    Morgan Rogers

    Morgan Rogers of Aston Villa scores a goal to make it 2-0Image source, Getty Images

    What a moment for Morgan Rogers!

    The Halesowen-born 21-year-old doubles Villa's lead with his first Premier League goal.

    He shows lovely vision to beat Mark Flekken from inside the box.

    And in front of the Holte End as well.

  2. get involved

    Get Involvedpublished at 16:04 British Summer Time 6 April

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    I’ve been really surprised by Everton, the points deduction thing hasn’t really bothered them. They’ve kept to the script. Well done to the manager; working miracles

    Martino, Spain

    You cant say Everton dont deserve a bit of luck, especially after Colemans bad luck midweek. Thats why you chase down the keeper.

    Mark, Brighton

  3. KICK-OFFpublished at 16:03 British Summer Time 6 April

    Just getting back under way in today's action.

  4. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 16:03 British Summer Time 6 April

    Wolves 1-0 West Ham

    Two West Ham changes at the break. Michail Antonio and Ben Johnson replaces Vladimir Coufal and Tomas Soucek.

  5. Postpublished at 16:03 British Summer Time 6 April

    Aston Villa 1-0 Brentford

    John Bennett
    BBC Final Score at Villa Park

    Ivan Toney was warming up for a long time in front of me on the touchline here at Villa Park in the first half. Brentford boss Thomas Frank said he was left out today due to a small muscle problem but he looked ready to play and surely he’ll come on sooner rather than later.

    Brentford have looked dangerous on the break but are in danger of extending their winless run to nine games and being dragged into a relegation scrap.

  6. get involved

    Get Involvedpublished at 16:00 British Summer Time 6 April

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    I hope some of Newcastle's funds go towards our medical team this summer. How can one team have so many injuries in one season? We'll be forfeiting games at this rate.

    Callum

    Paul: As a Liverpool fan I will lament our first-team injury problems this season, but I genuinely feel sorry for Newcastle. Seems like another player gets crocked every few days!

  7. Postpublished at 16:00 British Summer Time 6 April

    HT: Wolves 1-0 West Ham

    Tom Gayle
    BBC Final Score at Molineux

    Gary O’Neil’s side by far the better team, playing without a recognised striker.

    West Ham can't live with Rayan Ait-Nouri. A frightening combo of ridiculously quick feet, close control, strength and dribbling ability, which at times has been embarrassing those in claret and blue.

    Whilst Lukasz Fabianksi has been kept busy at one end, Jose Sa is set to make a save at the other, despite the potential threat of Kudos, Bowen and Paqueta.

    David Moyes rushed down the tunnel on the whistle, clearly keen to get as much time as possible to debrief with his team.

  8. 'Fulham dominance should have brought reward'published at 15:58 British Summer Time 6 April

    HT: Fulham 0-0 Newcastle

    Chris Wise
    Final Score at Craven Cottage

    For two teams that have been free scoring, and freely conceding, 0-0 doesn’t really feel right.

    Fulham’s dominance in the first 30 minutes should have brought them rewards. Iwobi and Willian have caused havoc for Newcastle’s full-backs Hall and Krafth.

    It’s not just Newcastle’s performance that’ll be worrying Eddie Howe though. Joe Willock has been forced off. Is there any room left on that injury list?

  9. Error from Muric costs Burnleypublished at 15:55 British Summer Time 6 April

    HT: Everton 1-0 Burnley

    Izzy Christiansen
    Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

    A dejected Arijanet Muric of BurnleyImage source, Getty Images

    Well, well, well.

    Dominic Calvert-Lewin had not scored in 23 games, but he scored midweek and he will not get an easier goal than that!

    He presses Arijanet Muric and the ball deflects over the keeper into the back of the net.

    Muric delayed himself and it gave Calvert-Lewin time to press him.

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    David: DCL channelling his inner Darwin Núñez, closing down Muric and getting his reward

    What a gift for Everton there

    Stu, Swindon

  11. 'It's nice to hit that milestone'published at 15:53 British Summer Time 6 April

    FT: Crystal Palace 2-4 Man City

    Manchester City

    More from Manchester City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne to BBC MOTD on whether he dreamed of scoring 100 goals for the club: "No, not at all. It just means I've been here a long time. There has been many, many good memories. It's nice to hit that milestone for the club and it just means I've been here for a long time.

    "I got the ball from Jack Grealish and created some space. There's only a small space I could score. When I hit the ball, I knew I hit it good but you don't see it until it goes in. It was a good goal.

    "It was better for me on my left foot so I just adjusted a bit. I need to look back at it."

  12. 'De Bruyne one of the best players for our club'published at 15:53 British Summer Time 6 April

    FT: Crystal Palace 2-4 Man City

    Manchester City

    Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola to BBC MOTD: "We were not solid defensively today but I think we play three days, three days, three days so we demand a lot. Kevin de Bruyne won the game. The team were in the game, it was a difficult place to come and in the end we did it."

    On Kevin de Bruyne: "For many years he has been one of the best players for our club. What he has done in England has been unbelievable. Many goals, assists and consistency. We had four or five months without him and now we need him at the end of the season.

    "Incredible stats. It's unbelievable. I think he likes to score goals but I don't know if he enjoys it more to make an assist. He is so generous with that. But he has to continue. We go to a really tough place to go [Real Madrid] and we will see what happens."

  13. Postpublished at 15:53 British Summer Time 6 April

    HT: Aston Villa 1-0 Brentford

    Aston Villa

    Ollie Watkins takes a shotImage source, Getty Images

    Ollie Watkins' stats this season are remarkable.

    He has now been involved in 27 Premier League goals - 17 goals, 10 assists.

    It sees him go level with Dwight Yorke for most Premier League goal involvements by a Villa player in a single season.

    And Villa still have another six games after this.

  14. 'It looked like a mistake might be the difference, and that's a big one'published at 15:52 British Summer Time 6 April

    HT: Everton 1-0 Burnley

    Rachel Brown-Finnis
    Ex-England goalkeeper on Final Score

    Similar to Darwin Nunez's goal in midweek. Dominic Calvert-Lewin charged down Arijanet Muric and it rebounds off him into the net. It's not a finish, it's a block that has gone in.

    It looked like a mistake might be the difference between the sides in this game and there is a big one from Burnley.

  15. 'I saw many positive things'published at 15:52 British Summer Time 6 April

    FT: Crystal Palace 2-4 Man City

    Crystal Palace

    Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner to TNT Sports: "It was an excellent first half. Of course, City had more possession. They had chances because they are a good side but we defended well and took our opportunity. We had two or three more chances and hit the post. We won the ball very high.

    "It was 1-1 then the second goal for City was too early after half-time. There was a lot of pressure and you could see their quality passing with one or two touches. It was 15 or 20 minutes that decided the game. The top teams, when you give them three or four opportunities, they take it.

    "At the end we also scored a nice second goal but to come back into the game you have to score [your chances]. I am really pleased with the performance from the substitutes and the defence.

    "I'm not satisfied with the result but I saw many positive things in our performance. When we lose 4-2, I don't want to talk about positive things but in phases of the game we could compete. It shows we are able to create chances but of course when you concede four goals, you lose."

  16. HALF-TIMEpublished at 15:51 British Summer Time 6 April

    Fulham 0-0 Newcastle

    Rodrigo Muniz of Fulham is challenged by Emil KrafthImage source, Getty Images

    Goalless at the break.

  17. Postpublished at 15:50 British Summer Time 6 April

    Fulham 0-0 Newcastle

    Into the sixth minute of stoppage time with Fulham doing the pressing to try and get the opener.

  18. HALF-TIMEpublished at 15:49 British Summer Time 6 April

    Luton 0-0 Bournemouth

    Jordan Clark (R) vies with Bournemouth's English defender #05 Lloyd KellyImage source, Getty Images

    Goalless at the break. Bournemouth struck the post twice but neither keeper has had a save to make.

  19. HALF-TIMEpublished at 15:49 British Summer Time 6 April

    Everton 1-0 Burnley

    Jordan Pickford celebrates Dominic Calvert-Lewin's goalImage source, Getty Images

    That Everton goal is the last action of the half.

    A gift for the hosts.

  20. HALF-TIMEpublished at 15:49 British Summer Time 6 April

    Aston Villa 1-0 Brentford

    Ollie Watkins celebrates with teammatesImage source, Getty Images

    A frustrating half for Brentford ends with referee Michael Salisbury blowing for half-time as the Bees are on the attack. They're not happy at all about that.