Dominic Calvert-Lewin hands Arsenal top four boost as Everton secure safety

Dominic Calvert-Lewin handed Arsenal a major top-four boost by securing Everton's Premier League status with a dramatic last-gasp winner on Thursday night - leaving the Toffees with nothing to play for ahead of Sunday's season finale at the Emirates.

The Gunners head into the final weekend of the domestic season knowing that they need to bag a result against Frank Lampard's side in order to stand any chance of pinching the final Champions League spot. But any final day swing would require Tottenham - who are currently two points ahead of Arsenal in the table - to slip up at home to already relegated Norwich.

Although Mikel Arteta's side will still be relying on the Canaries for an unlikely favour on Sunday, their own crunch clash with the Toffees now has the potential to be a more straightforward affair after Everton secured their top-flight status in dramatic fashion, overhauling a two-goal deficit to seal a 3-2 win over Crystal Palace.

With the scores level, the stage was set for Calvert-Lewin to secure survival for the Toffees in the final few minutes. However, it wasn't all good news for Arsenal, as the 25-year-old appeared to drop a major hint over his future.

The striker - who has been plagued by injuries and fitness issues this term - has been persistently linked with a move away from Goodison Park, with Arsenal one of many teams who have reportedly expressed an interest in striking a summer deal for the England ace.

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However, Calvert-Lewin spoke candidly on his future after bagging his dramatic late winner. And his comments - which included an acknowledgment of people questioning his commitment to the club - appeared to