Arsenal vs Everton

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Arsenal have roared out of the gates and taken the lead. I don’t think there’s a vast conspiracy against my team BUT I do think Saka was fouled in the box. Barnes down the left plays a great low ball to the back post. Leicester 0-1 Arsenal: Arsenal are holding on here as Leicester, still with one shot at goal, have grown in the game and are now the better side. Declan Rice curls in a beauty as the game gets stretched. The last time they were in this position at this stage of the season they finished fourth. Fornals cuts back and shapes to shoot but instead he dinks a lovely ball to the far posts for Antonio to make it 4-0. [Premier League](https://www.theguardian.com/football/premierleague) title win Arsenal were the only team the Foxes didn’t beat – in fact the Gunners beat them home and away. Sheffield United 1-0 Watford: A 78th minute own goal from Ryan Porteous is the only score in this one. It’s what they deserve though as two second half goals from Villa consign the Toffees to the relegation zone. Danny Ings, in his first start for the Hammers, notched a brace with Declan Rice and Michail Antonio also getting on the scoresheet. Sean Dyche is the latest Everton manager to know what a home defeat feels like.