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LONDON: Everton kept alive their hopes of Premier League survival by beating Chelsea 1-0 on Sunday (May 1) as Tottenham leapfrogged London rivals Arsenal into the top four with a thumping win against Leicester.
Everton kept alive their hopes of Premier League survival by shocking Chelsea 1-0 on Sunday, as Arsenal maintained their two-point lead over Tottenham in the battle to qualify for next season's Champions League. Arsenal were 2-1 winners at West Ham to move back above Spurs, who earlier beat Leicester 3-1 thanks to a Son Heung-min double. Everton's huge win at a raucous Goodison Park means Frank Lampard's side are just two points from safety and have a game in hand to come over Leeds and Burnley.
Everton kept alive their hopes of Premier League survival by beating Chelsea 1-0 on Sunday as Tottenham leapfrogged London rivals Arsenal into the top four with a thumping win against Leicester.
Everton kept alive their hopes of Premier League survival by beating Chelsea 1-0 on Sunday as Tottenham leapfrogged London rivals Arsenal into the top four with a thumping win against Leicester. The result at a raucous Goodison Park means Frank Lampard's side are just two points from safety with five games to play -- and will leave Leeds and Burnley sweating. After a goalless first half in which Everton had the better of the play, the hosts made the crucial breakthrough just after the restart.
Phillips to reject United The Daily Mail reports that Leeds United midfielder Kalvin Phillips will reject any offer to join Manchester United, despite speculation that Erik ten Hag wants the 26-year-old midfielder to be part of his rebuild at the club for next season. Aston Villa and Newcastle United are also keen, and a £60 million bid could be enough if he does not sign a new contract, with his current deal having two years left.
Frank Lampard has no intention of quitting Everton even if the club suffer a first relegation since 1951.
Frank Lampard insists he is committed to being Everton manager for as long as the Premier League club want him.
Manager Frank Lampard insists he is committed to Everton for as long as the club want him.