Liverpool's Rio Ngumoha showed flashes of a brilliant future, netting his second Premier League goal during the victory over Fulham. The 17-year-old utilized slick footwork to beat Timothy Castagne before slotting past Bernd Leno, confirming his status as a major prospect at Anfield. He also played a role in Mo Salah’s goal, marking a symbolic moment on Salah's final home appearance.

Meanwhile, Arsenal’s title aspirations suffered a major blow following a surprisingly listless 1-2 defeat at home to Bournemouth. After recent cup disappointments, the Gunners failed to navigate the pressure cooker atmosphere at the Emirates, succumbing to Bournemouth’s high-intensity pressing game. Doubts about Arsenal's character resurfaced following this nervous performance.

Brentford were left ruing missed opportunities in their 2-2 draw with Everton, despite Igor Thiago setting a new club record with his 21st league goal of the season. They hit the woodwork twice and failed to convert several clear openings. This fourth consecutive draw suggests that a lack of clinical finishing may cost them a European berth.

Everton’s Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall continued his excellent form, netting a vital leveller, taking his goal tally to seven for the campaign, proving himself reliable in big moments for the Toffees.