Greetings and welcome, everyone. Sit back and relax as we take you through the build-up and live updates from the weekend Premier League encounters.
Greetings and welcome, everyone. Sit back and relax as we take you through the build-up and live updates from the weekend Premier League encounters.
This is how Arsenal and Leeds line up tonight:
Here are Wolverhampton Wanderers and Bournemouth's team line-ups:
And finally, check out Brighton and Hove Albion and Everton's line-ups ahead of kick-off:
All three simultaneous games kick off in the Premier League. Arsenal kicking from right to left against Leeds in the first half, eyeing an early opening in the quest to strengthen their pole position.
Gunners go ahead at Elland Road! Noni Madueke sets it up for Martin Zubimendi, crossing one into the six-yard area and the Spaniard does the rest. The league leaders start with authority, following up their incessant pressure on the Leeds defence with a 27th-minute goal.
A thundering strike from Junior Kroupi! The 19-year-old from France puts Bournemouth ahead against Wolves in the 33rd minute with a sizzling shot that whizzes past Jose Sa.
Another day, another Arsenal goal from a corner. Mikel Arteta's men show exactly why they are the summit, as Noni Madueke's in-swinging delivery swerves towards the Leeds goal, where custodian Karl Darlow punches the ball, but inadvertently into his own net. The Gunners double their lead in the 38th minute.
Brighton and Everton play a goalless first half at the American Express Stadium, while Bournemouth head into the lemon break with a one-goal lead against Wolves. Arsenal, meanwhile, are in command and up 2-0 versus Leeds United.
The teams are back post the mid-game intervals and the second halves have kicked off in all three games. Arsenal now attacking from left to right against Leeds; they already are in charge and a third goal would wrap up the game in their favour.
Pascal Gross nets a potentially match-winning goal in the 73rd minute for Brighton against Everton. Yasin Ayari delivers the assist and the German midfielder does the rest, with a dummy from Charalampos Kostoulas in between.
There it is, the third and most definitely, decisive goal for Arsenal. Gabriel Martinelli's cross is met by Swedish star Viktor Gyokeres in the 69th minute, and Leeds' hopes of salvaging something from this game are as good as dashed.
The party continues for Arsenal. Martin Odegaard provides, and Gabriel Jesus latches on with a fierce shot into the bottom corner. The day goes from bad to worse for Leeds, who are getting a hammering at home.
There comes the final whistle, and Arsenal round out their dominance with a 4-0 thrashing of Leeds United. The league leaders go seven points clear of Manchester City (who have a game in hand) with 53 points, while Leeds lie 16th with 26 points.
Bournemouth slot in a late second goal against Wolves, with Alex Scott drives in new signing Rayan's assist in the first minute of stoppage time. The Cherries climb to 12th, while Wolves stay rock-bottom in the standings.
Everton snatch a point at Brighton! Beto scores at the stroke of the final whistle, in the seventh minute of injury time to be precise, as the Toffees neutralise the Seagulls' 73rd-minute goal.