Arsenal's title hopes suffered another huge blow with a 3-0 defeat at home to Brighton and Hove Albion. A few hours after Manchester City had beaten Everton 3-0, The Gunners' defeat means they end the weekend four points behind Pep Guardiola's side having played a game more.
Ad The home side were second best throughout and they lost Gabriel Martinelli early on to injury after a nasty challenge from Moses Caicedo, and his replacement Leandro Trossard hit the woodwork against his former club.
TransfersLiverpool target Mac Allister swoop and wait for Mount go-ahead — Paper Round20 HOURS AGO Roberto De Zerbi's side created more chances and had more possession, with Julio Enciso spurning two good opportunities while the in-form Evan Ferguson shot wide from close range.
The Seagulls broke the deadlock at the start of the second half when Pervis Estupinan's cross into the ground was headed in by an unmarked Enciso.