Liverpool 2-2 Fulham, Arsenal 0-0 Everton: Premier League watch – how it happened | Premier League

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Liverpool – Fulham 2-2. Andy Hunter was at Anfield as Fulham almost inflicted a second defeat of the season on the league leaders.

Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-2 Ipswich Town. Ben Fisher saw Ipswich grab the points late on as Wolves descended into civil war.

Newcastle United 4-0 Leicester City. Louise Taylor witnessed the abrupt end of Ruud van Nistelrooy’s honeymoon.

Arsenal 0-0 Everton. Jonathan Wilson was at the Emirates to watch Arsenal battle determined opponents.

Mailbag after the game. Liverpool and Arsenal both drop points, but it seems the former’s fans are happier than the latter’s. Meanwhile, the Scottish Clockwatch Pals derby war is over.

“How impressive is Antonee Robinson? He kept Bukayo Saka and Mo Salah quiet in consecutive games. And then he steps in with his offensive threat and creates the Muniz goal” – Tim Pearson

“Some draws feel like defeats, like the game against Newcastle. Some draws feel like you’re winning, like this one. It looks like Liverpool’s first team players need a few days’ rest to recharge after this brutal schedule. The willpower is still there, they still don’t give up. This is the courage of a champion” – Rupak Pramanik

“On two successive weekends, Arsenal had the opportunity to make up ground but failed to do so. “It feels more gone today than it did when Liverpool opened up a nine-point lead” – Sean Orlowicz

“With its sterile dominance, it was more autoclave than arsenal. Darling, me. Half assume Bacary Sagna will work on the right flank” – Grant Tennille

“A spectacular result for Everton. Get a point away against number two in the Premier League. Boring football? Yes. Wonderful result? Absolutely” – Mary Waltz

“Motherwell won 4-3 after an absolutely rocky game. Condolences, the McMahons, that was pretty darn close. Now a pint to calm my last remaining nerve” – James Humphries

Only four 3pm kick-offs in the Premier League, but still a remarkable day of results. Liverpool, at home to Fulham, could cut their lead to just two points tomorrow night when Chelsea host Brentford at Stamford Bridge. Manchester City will also look to move closer tomorrow when they take on neighbors United. Liverpool have the consolation of salvaging a point despite playing with ten men for most of their game and falling behind twice, and Arsenal failing to take advantage, faltering weakly against a very sturdy and well padlocked door from Everton. Meanwhile, downstairs, Gary O’Neil’s coat is hanging on one very as they lose the big relegation showdown against Ipswich.

Full time in the Scottish Premiership

Championship full time

Premier League full time

FULL: Liverpool 2-2 Fulham

Liverpool – Fulham 2-2. Great opportunities for Adama Traore and Diogo Jota. Time is running out. Does that exist? more Drama?

Liverpool – Fulham 2-2. Things are still going on at Anfield, where nine minutes of extra time have been scheduled in this end-to-end game. Both teams really wanted to get a winner.

FULL TIME: Wolves 1-2 Ipswich

GOAL! Wolves 1-2 Ipswich (Taylor 90+4)

FULL TIME: Newcastle 4-0 Leicester

COMPLETE: Arsenal 0-0 Everton

Arsenal 0-0 Everton. A big penalty shout in stoppage time as Thomas Partey goes down near Vitalii Mykolenko, but neither referee nor VAR show any interest in awarding it.

GOAL! Liverpool – Fulham 2:2 (Jota 85)

Wolves 1-1 Ipswich. Matheus Cunha pushes into space on the left side, but shoots directly at Arijanet Muric, who makes up for his earlier mistake.

Liverpool – Fulham 1:2. Harvey Elliott tries to fire one into the top corner but it’s inches away from the target. The hosts and league leaders desperately pushed forward.

GOAL! Liverpool – Fulham 1:2 (Muniz 76)

Arsenal 0-0 Everton. The hosts continue to surge forward. Jordan Pickford is booked for wasting time.

GOAL! Wolves 1-1 Ipswich (Cunha 72)

Liverpool – Fulham 1-1. …well, Liverpool break out after a corner from Fulham. Mohamed Salah is sent towards goal, but his shot goes wide of the post.

Liverpool – Fulham 1-1. The visitors appear to have exposed Liverpool at the start of the second half and are now threatening to take back the lead. A few promising positions for Harry Wilson, but nothing comes of them.

Arsenal 0-0 Everton. Mikel Arteta rolls the dice at the Emirates, removes a few big names in Declan Rice and Martin Ødegaard and sends Ethan Nwaneri and Jorginho.

GOAL! Newcastle 4-0 Leicester (Murphy 60)

Arsenal 0-0 Everton. The second half begins as the first half ended, with Jordan Pickford fending off Arsenal’s relentless pressure. Bukayo Saka’s final save. We are certainly in the area of ​​the question of time.

GOAL! Liverpool 1-1 Fulham (Gakpo 47)

GOAL! Newcastle 3-0 Leicester (50 Isak)

GOAL! Newcastle 2-0 Leicester (Guimaraes 47)

Halftime mailbag. Today the big Clockwatch Pals derby dominates in Scotland.

“So, as I said, what could go wrong given Dundee United’s excellent defensive record? Well, maybe concede in the first minute and then be 3-1 down at halftime? I was drunk on optimism an hour ago, getting drunk on whiskey is easier” – Simon McMahon

“Some people play it at Fir Park. Mighty Motherwell are 3-1 up just before half-time and unless there are more goals I’ll eat my scarf. Mon the fountain!” – James Humphries

“If the game continues like this at the Emirates, I’d like to see Sean Dyche striding into the middle of the pitch at half-time, raising his arms and asking the crowd: ‘Aren’t you being entertained?'” If your taste in football is to see him being sucked into a giant black hole, the answer would be yes. Otherwise, a giant raspberry” – Charles Antaki

“Do you think Andy Robertson’s hot-headed Gaelic temper got him and possibly the team into trouble there? Or is age catching up with him and he can no longer make it to the important place in time? He seemed to be looking for retribution for the bad Pereira challenge, but as we all know, revenge/vengeance is a dish best eaten cold. Klopp would have given him a good slap in the face with a bratwurst for his bloodlust. What will slot think, chips and mayonnaise? Apple pie and cream? Time to sign a new number 3?” – Jeremy Boyce