Premier League 2024-25 GW33 Review
Premier League 2024-25 GW33 Review
Arsenal 2 - 2 Crystal Palace
A costly late error from William Saliba saw Arsenal slip to a 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace at the Emirates in Gameweek 33, leaving Liverpool just one point away from sealing the Premier League title. Jakub Kiwior gave the Gunners an early lead before Eberechi Eze volleyed home an equaliser. Leandro Trossard restored Arsenal’s advantage before half-time, but Jean-Philippe Mateta capitalised on Saliba’s mistake with a sublime late lob to level the match. Palace impressed throughout and head into their FA Cup semi-final with renewed confidence, while Arsenal’s inconsistency continues to hinder their domestic push ahead of a crucial Champions League semi-final clash with PSG.
Manchester City 2 - 1 Aston Villa
Tottenham Hotspur 2 - 1 Nottingham Forest
Nottingham Forest climbed back to third in the Premier League with a 2-1 win over Tottenham, thanks to first-half goals from Elliot Anderson and Chris Wood. Despite Spurs dominating much of the match, Richarlison’s late header wasn’t enough to avoid a fourth defeat in five. Forest defended resolutely after the break, with key saves from Matz Sels and a halftime tactical switch helping them hold on. The result boosts Forest’s Champions League hopes, while Spurs remain 16th ahead of a trip to Anfield and a Europa League semi-final.
Fulham 1 - 2 Chelsea
Pedro Neto’s stoppage-time strike completed a dramatic turnaround as Chelsea came from behind to beat Fulham 2-1 at Craven Cottage, keeping their Champions League hopes alive. Alex Iwobi gave Fulham the lead, but 19-year-old Tyrique George equalised with a stunning first Premier League goal before Neto sealed the win in the 93rd minute. The victory lifts Chelsea to fifth in the table, while Fulham stay ninth.
Ipswich Town 0 - 4 Arsenal
Leandro Trossard scored twice as Arsenal swept aside 10-man Ipswich Town 4-0 at Portman Road, delaying Liverpool’s Premier League title celebrations. Trossard and Gabriel Martinelli struck in the first half before Ipswich’s Leif Davis was sent off for a reckless challenge. Trossard added a second after the break, and Ethan Nwaneri’s deflected effort capped a dominant display. The win keeps Arsenal’s title hopes alive while Ipswich remain deep in relegation trouble, 15 points from safety with five games to go.
Manchester United 0 - 1 Wolves
Pablo Sarabia’s sublime free-kick sealed Wolves’ Premier League safety in a 1-0 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford. In a match lacking quality, Sarabia came off the bench to curl home the decisive goal from 20 yards with 13 minutes left. Wolves, now 17 points clear of the drop, extended their winning streak to five games. Meanwhile, United’s league struggles continued as they failed to follow up their Europa League heroics, going four league games without a win.
Leicester City 0 - 1 Liverpool
Trent Alexander-Arnold fired Liverpool to the brink of the Premier League title with a thunderous late winner in a 1-0 victory over Leicester City at the King Power Stadium. Returning from injury, the right-back volleyed home in the 76th minute to restore Liverpool’s 13-point lead at the top and officially relegate the Foxes. Leicester had a goal ruled out for a foul moments earlier, while Salah and Jota both struck the woodwork in a chaotic build-up. The result leaves Liverpool needing just one more win—or an Arsenal slip-up—to seal the title, while Leicester’s return to the Championship is confirmed with five games remaining.
Brentford 4 - 2 Brighton & Hove Albion
Crystal Palace dug deep to earn a gritty 0-0 draw against AFC Bournemouth at Selhurst Park, despite playing the entire second half with 10 men. Chris Richards was sent off just before the break, but Palace stood firm to deny the Cherries, who missed a big chance to close the gap on the European places. Bournemouth dominated possession but couldn’t break down the resolute hosts, leaving them five points behind seventh-placed Chelsea. Palace, meanwhile, responded to recent heavy defeats with a much-needed clean sheet as they shift focus to a midweek clash with Arsenal and an FA Cup semi-final next weekend.
Everton 0 - 2 Manchester City
Manchester City kept their Champions League hopes on track with a hard-fought 2-0 win over Everton at Goodison Park, thanks to two late goals in the final 10 minutes. After a frustrating evening where Everton kept them at bay, City finally broke through in the 84th minute as Nico O’Reilly pounced from close range. Mateo Kovacic added a second shortly after to seal the points. The win lifts Pep Guardiola’s side to fourth, just a point behind Newcastle, while Everton remain 13th and suffer their first home league defeat since January. City now prepare for a crucial clash with Aston Villa in the race for the top five.
West Ham 1 - 1 Southampton
Lesley Ugochukwu’s stunning stoppage-time volley rescued a point for Southampton in a 1-1 draw against West Ham United at London Stadium. After Jarrod Bowen’s early second-half strike looked to have secured the win for the Hammers, the Premier League’s bottom side hit back with a deserved equaliser in the dying moments. The result ends a run of eight defeats in nine for the Saints and moves them level with Derby County’s record-low tally of 11 points from the 2007/08 season. West Ham, now winless in six, rise to 16th but remain just a point above the relegation zone.
Aston Villa 4 - 1 Newcastle United
Aston Villa delivered a stunning 4-1 victory over Newcastle United, cutting the gap to just two points behind their opponents in the race for UEFA Champions League qualification. Ollie Watkins opened the scoring just 33 seconds into the match, and despite rattling the woodwork twice before halftime, Villa’s dominance continued. A second-half brace from Ian Maatsen, a Dan Burn own goal, and a thunderous strike from Amadou Onana sealed the win for Unai Emery’s side. Villa’s victory lifts them to sixth place with 57 points, just behind fifth-placed Nottingham Forest on goal difference, while Newcastle remains third with 59 points.
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