1. FT: Ipswich 0-4 Arsenal
2. Arsenal
3. Arsenal’s Leandro Trossard, speaking to Sky Sports: “I think it was a great game overall. We had a lot of chances and in the end scored four, so well done to everyone.
4. “It is important for ourselves. We don’t need to look at them [Liverpool] we just have to keep going like this and take it game by game.
5. “We want to win every game but we know how tough it is in the league. A good win today and we just need to keep pushing going forward.
6. “It is nice to be on the scoresheet again and helping the team to get a win.
7. “We are there for a reason, we have been doing very well in the Champions League. We have to keep believing.”
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11. How funny will it be when Spurs play Utd in the Europa League final as 16th and 14th respectively.
13. FT: Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
14. Curtis Davies
15. Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
16. It was an amazing free-kick by Pablo Sarabia and the game deserves that bit of quality. A great win for Wolves.
18. FT: Fulham 1-2 Chelsea
19. Chelsea
20. Chelsea winger Pedro Neto: “I think it could be a big part of the season for us. We showed character. To be honest, I have no words.
21. “It is not easy to spend all season in the top four and we were out before this game. The character the team showed, we now need to think about Everton.”
22. On his goal: “When I received the ball, I just span around and shot as hard as I can. The ball went in. The first one, Leno did an unbelievable save and I was so frustrated that the second one I had to put all the power into the shot.”
23. On the fans: “The fans don’t have the notion of the part they do for the club. Today at the end is what we need from them. They play a big part for the team. On the pitch, we understand that sometimes they are upset with us. But with them we are stronger.”
24. On Tyrique George: “What a finish it was. He has been working with us for a while. Today he showed what he can do, he scored a beautiful goal and we go from that.”
25. On top five hopes: “The belief has always been there, even in the bad moments. Sometimes in this game it is not about the quality, it’s about the spirit and that’s what we showed today – and I think we deserved to win.”
27. FT: Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
28. Wolves
29. Image source, Getty Images
30. Wolves forward Pablo Sarabia speaking to BBC Sport: “It’s a massive victory. We are very happy for this win today and for me as well. Very happy for me and my team today.”
31. On his free kick goal: “We are fighting every single game. We try to do our best and we are improving a lot. It was a very difficult season for us but we are enjoying now.”
32. On five straight Premier League wins for Wolves: “I think this team needed a change. With Vitor [Pereira], something changed. The most important thing is that the players are very happy on the pitch and because of this it is possible to do the best on the pitch.”
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36. It’s painful to see Arsenal have 12 draws in the league. That’s the reason we’re not competing for the league anymore. A top striker and maybe one more attacking addition will be enough to turn a lot of those draws into wins for next season!
38. FT: Fulham 1-2 Chelsea
39. The race for the Champions League positions could hardly be tighter after that stunning late goal from Pedro Neto.
40. It means just two points separate Newcastle in third and seventh-placed Aston Villa.
41. Any lingering hopes Fulham may have had of muscling their way into that conversation now look to be over, though. They’re now nine points behind Chelsea in fifth with just five games to play.
42. Marco Silva’s side need to finish the season strong and start backing the other English sides in the European competitions to boost their own chances of playing in Europe next season.
44. FT: Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
45. The Wolves players go over to celebrate with the fans.
46. Vitor Pereira is serenaded and he then does some first bumps to the joyous Wolves support.
47. A lovely day in the Manchester sun.
49. FT: Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
50. There will be plenty of talk about Manchester United losing but let’s have a word for Wolves.
51. Vitor Pereira’s side continue their best top-flight winning run since January 1972 as they make it five consecutive victories.
52. They last had a longer winning streak in the top division in September/October 1970 (six in a row).
54. FT: Ipswich 0-4 Arsenal
55. Matt Upson
56. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
57. The biggest compliment I can give Arsenal this afternoon is that they have played this game in the same tempo and mindset right from the first whistle to winning 4-0.
58. Mikel Arteta has barely had to pass on any messages to his players on the pitch. It’s as if this team now understand the requirements and they are delivering them.
60. Ipswich 0-4 Arsenal
61. Image source, Getty Images
62. All over and a very, very comfortable win for Arsenal against 10-man Ipswich.
64. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
65. Image source, Getty Images
66. It’s all over at Old Trafford.
67. Pablo Sarabia’s superb free-kick means Wolves have done the league double over Manchester United for the first time since 1979-80.
68. They are now level on points with the Red Devils.
70. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
71. Curtis Davies
72. Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
73. It is a big worry that Manchester United don’t have those players that they can bring on and change the game.
75. Fulham 1-2 Chelsea
76. Image source, Getty Images
77. Chelsea’s players leap up in celebration as the full-time whistle blows.
78. A dramatic late win for Enzo Maresca’s side, who move back up to fifth, just two points off Newcastle in third.
79. Disappointment for Fulham, who led for so long, but a huge win for Chelsea.
81. Fulham 1-2 Chelsea
82. Time is running out but Fulham are still pushing for a very, very late equaliser.
84. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
85. Bruno Fernandes curls the free-kick well over the bar.
86. It’s not happening for Manchester United today.
88. Ipswich 0-4 Arsenal
89. A late change for Ipswich as captain Sam Morsy is replaced by Conor Chaplin.
90. We’re into the first of four minutes of added time.
92. Ipswich 0-4 Arsenal
93. Matt Upson
94. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
95. Arsenal’s goals have been all very similar this afternoon.
96. That all boils down to the fact that Ipswich have been just a yard off of everything. That in itself is something that can be avoided and it’s the frustrating part about their performance.
98. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
99. That is Matheus Cunha’s last contribution.
100. Nasser Djiga replaces him.
102. Fulham 1-2 Chelsea
103. Jen Beattie
104. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Sport Website
105. Image source, Reuters
106. What a hit. Great play by Chelsea, forward thinking. Cole Palmer at the heart of it. Pedro Neto drifting inside and picking up the ball. What a turn and finish – that is so difficult to do.

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1. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
2. Matheus Cunha concedes a free-kick after he goes through the back of Mason Mount and and Manchester United have a free-kick in a promising position.
4. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
5. Manchester United are pushing for an equaliser but Wolves look fairly comfortable.
7. Ethan Nwaneri (88 mins)
8. Arsenal have a late fourth!
9. It will go down as Ethan Nwaneri’s goal but his strike deflects heavily off two Ipswich players and Alex Palmer had no chance in goal.
11. Pedro Neto (90+3 mins)
12. Image source, Reuters
13. What a goal! Chelsea have surely won it now!
14. Pedro Neto with a rocket of a shot on the spin to finish off a lovely move from the visitors.
15. He’s been Chelsea’s best player this afternoon and, if anyone deserved to be their match-winner, it was him.
16. Cole Palmer slid the ball wide to Enzo Fernandez, who fizzed it across to Neto. One touch, spin and hammered high past Bernd Leno with his left foot.
18. Ipswich 0-3 Arsenal
19. Arsenal are so close to a fourth as Martin Odegaard swipes a low effort that strikes the base of the post, before debutant Nathan Butler-Oyedeji forces Alex Palmer to tip his decent effort over.
21. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
22. Six minutes of added time at Old Trafford.
23. Still plenty of time for the home side to get an equaliser, as they showed on Thursday night.
25. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
26. Christian Eriksen takes a Manchester United corner and the Wolves defence clear.
28. Fulham 1-1 Chelsea
29. We’re into six minutes of added time as Andreas Pereira’s half-blocked shot is claimed by Robert Sanchez.
30. The Chelsea keeper collided with Carlos Vinicius in doing so and play is stopped with the Fulham sub still down.
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34. Man Utd are crazy man. How do you go from completing a ‘Remontada’ against Lyon to losing at home to Wolves?
36. Ipswich 0-3 Arsenal
37. Alex Howell
38. BBC football news reporter at Portman Road
39. A cheer from the Arsenal supporters as Nathan Butler-Oyedeji comes on for the final few minutes.
40. He’s been on the bench for large parts of this season and he’s only previously played one minute for Arsenal.
42. Fulham 1-1 Chelsea
43. Fulham have sent on Adama Traore and Carlos Vinicius as they attempt to retake the lead.
44. Alex Iwobi and Raul Jimenez have made way.
45. Chelsea are going to be forced into a change as well. Malo Gusto looks to have suffered a hamstring injury and so on comes former Fulham man Tosin Adarabioyo, who is booed onto the pitch by the home fans.
47. Ipswich 0-3 Arsenal
48. There’ll be no hat-trick for Leandro Trossard as he is replaced by Nathan Butler-Oyedeji.
49. It is a Premier League debut for the 22-year-old striker.
51. Ipswich 0-3 Arsenal
52. A neat little one-two sees Myles Lewis-Skelly get into a shooting position inside the box but Jacob Greaves gets an important block in.
53. Ipswich then make a double change as Liam Delap, who is recovering from a rib injury, and Massimo Luongo come on for George Hirst and Jens Cajuste.
55. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
56. Christian Eriksen floats a great ball into the box and Mason Mount sends his effort wide of the post.
57. Mount is suddenly looking the most likely goal scorer for Manchester United.
59. Fulham 1-1 Chelsea
60. Andreas Pereira curls a free-kick over the bar at one end before Pedro Neto wriggles free of a challenge before scuffing a shot at the other.
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64. Please Wolves, keep playing, don’t just try to protect the lead. That always ends in tears.
66. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
67. Mason Mount has a chance to get an equaliser as he gets on the end of Alejandro Garnacho’s cut back but he blazes his effort high over the bar.
69. Fulham 1-1 Chelsea
70. Jen Beattie
71. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Sport Website
72. Image source, Reuters
73. What a strike from Tyrique George. Coming off the bench and he takes it so well.
75. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
76. Image source, Reuters
77. This would be Manchester United’s 15th Premier League defeat of the season.
78. Wolves would go level on points with them if they can hold on for the win.
80. Ipswich 0-3 Arsenal
81. Ipswich have had five touches in the Arsenal box, compared to the Gunners’ 63 in the Ipswich box.
82. This has been one of the most comfortable afternoons in the Premier League so far this season for Mikel Arteta’s side.

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1. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
2. Wolves make another change.
3. Matt Doherty comes on in place of Rayan Ait-Nouri as Wolves look to hold on with less than 10 minutes remaining.
5. Tyrique George (83 mins)
6. Image source, Reuters
7. The youngster draws Chelsea level!
8. A long is clipped forward to Pedro Neto on the edge of the box, he chests it down but the ball is poked away from him by a Fulham defender.
9. It runs to Tyrique George who thumps a low shot into the bottom corner from just outside the box. Lovely goal, his first in the Premier League – and it could be a big one for Chelsea.
11. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
12. Manchester United have made their final change.
13. Victor Lindelof appears to have picked up a knock and Leny Yoro replaces him.
15. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
16. Chelsea are camped inside the Fulham half now with seven minutes plus stoppage time remaining.
18. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
19. Harry Amass is booked and Pablo Sarabia also has a yellow card to go with his goal.
21. Man Utd 0-1 Wolves
22. Image source, Getty Images
23. The home fans have gone very quiet at Old Trafford.
24. It was a superb free-kick from Pablo Sarabia and just like that, Wolves have a lead to protect.
26. Ipswich 0-3 Arsenal
27. Alex Howell
28. BBC football news reporter at Portman Road
29. The Arsenal fans are singing about ‘going to Germany’. The Champions League final is being held in Munich this year. PSG will have something to say about that.
31. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
32. Harry Wilson is straight into the action.
33. He chases a long ball down the right, is shoved out of play by Marc Cucurella and wins a free-kick.
34. Yellow card for Chelsea’s Spanish full-back.
36. Ipswich 0-3 Arsenal
37. Arsenal make two changes as Kieran Tierney and Raheem Sterling come on for Declan Rice and Gabriel Martinelli.
39. Pablo Sarabia (77 mins)
40. Image source, Reuters
41. How’s that for an introduction?!
42. Pablo Sarabia curls a superb free-kick into the top corner.
43. Andre Onana had no chance.
44. Sarabia had only been on the pitch for three minutes.
46. Ipswich 0-3 Arsenal
47. Matt Upson
48. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
49. Image source, Getty Images
50. Declan Rice played a lovely little reverse ball into Leandro Trossard and George Hirst, back defending, just does not have that instinct to really get out and block that angle. The shot goes right through the legs of Hirst and into the bottom corner.
51. That just tells you that you can have as many players inside the box as you want, But if you do not get the right kind of approach, angle and distance – all of those fine details at this level, that’s what matters.
52. Bodies in there don’t have the effect. You have to be in the right spot.
54. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
55. Both managers turn to their bench.
56. Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson is replaced by youngster Tyrique George.
57. Meanwhile, Fulham’s Kenny Tete receives a great ovation as Timothy Castagne comes on for him.
58. A second Fulham sub sees Harry Wilson on for Ryan Sessegnon.
60. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
61. Matheus Cunha is pulled down by Christian Eriksen just as he was about to shoot and Eriksen is booked.
63. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
64. Wolves make two changes of their own.
65. On: Pablo Sarabia and Rodrigo Gomes.
66. Off: Jorgen Strand Larsen and Nelson Semedo.
68. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
69. Oh dear.
70. Moises Caicedo is fouled, tries to get things moving for Chelsea but hits the ball straight out for a throw-in.
71. Is it going to be another one of those days for Enzo Maresca’s side?
73. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
74. Alejandro Garnacho’s cutback is sent horribly wide by Bruno Fernandes.
76. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
77. Bruno Fernandes lets fly but his shot is blocked.
78. If a goal is going to be scored, it’s highly likely he will be involved.
80. Leandro Trossard (69 mins)
81. Image source, Getty Images
82. A second for Leandro Trossard!
83. He’s onside as the ball is worked to him inside the box by Declan Rice and he turns, makes a bit of space for himself from the defender and sends a shot into the back of the net.
84. A scoreline now that reflects Arsenal’s dominance.
86. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
87. Diogo Dalot crosses to Bruno Fernandes but he scuffs his shot.
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91. Dave: Captain Hindsight here. Maybe Maresca should have stayed at Leicester and Chelsea kept Pochettino. I’d argue both would be in better shape now.

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1. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
2. Axel Tuanzebe gets the block in to deny Gabriel Martinelli – who is looking for his second of the game – getting a shot on target.
3. Just the 79% possession for Arsenal.
4. Dominant.
6. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
7. Ryan Sessegnon has been down receiving treatment for a couple of minutes but it looks as though he’ll be able to continue for now.
8. There is a change for the Fulham, though, as Tom Cairney comes on for Sasa Lukic.
9. Less than 20 minutes of the 90 remaining at Craven Cottage.
11. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
12. Manchester United make another change.
13. Rasmus Hojlund is put out of his misery as Chido Obi replaces him.
15. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
16. Image source, Reuters
17. Cole Palmer bursts into the Fulham penalty area but then slices his shot horribly wide.
18. That sums up how things have been going for him lately.
20. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
21. Arsenal continue to look the most likely to score again as Martin Odegaard spots a gap through the Ipswich defence and sends a dipping effort towards the bottom corner, but Alex Palmer has it covered.
23. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
24. Image source, Getty Images
25. It is fair to say that urgency is distinctly lacking from this match.
26. However, with just under half an hour to go, there is plenty of time for that to change.
28. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
29. Fulham win a corner and Andreas Pereira’s delivery drops kindly for Kenny Tete.
30. The defender hooks an effort goalwards but there is a blue shirt in the way.
31. Halfway through the second half and it’s Fulham rather than Chelsea who are boosting their European qualification chances as things stand.
33. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
34. Curtis Davies
35. Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
36. The best bit of play we have seen from Manchester Untied. Inches away from Rasmus Hojlund’s studs.
37. The title is wrapped up, and the relegation is wrapped up. Is this a symptom of what the Premier League has been this season?
38. The only fight we have got left is the top five and who gets into those European places.
40. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
41. Oh Rasmus Hojlund.
42. Another chance goes begging.
43. Alejandro Garnacho puts a low ball into the box and Hojlund slides in but he just can’t connect with it.
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47. Anybody talking about Fulham being six points from a Champions League place? Marco Silva has done a great job since he’s been there.
48. Is it me or do I think Maresca could be sacked before the end of the season? The owners want to do well in the Club World Cup and I can’t see it happening with Marseca in charge.
49. I just don’t get what Maresca does in training all week? Forget about plan B, there’s no plan A!
50. Image source, Reuters
52. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
53. Oops, sorry Ash.
54. Ruben Amorim did not get the memo in time.
56. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
57. Cheers for the home fans as Bernd Leno is able to dive on a low cross from Cole Palmer.
58. A bit of respite for Fulham after a spell of Chelsea pressure.
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62. Don’t bring Bruno on. Wrap him up in cotton wool and unleash him on Bilbao.
63. I watched Derby v Luton the other day which was one of the worst games I’ve seen in a while. If you weren’t familiar with the Championship table you could naturally guess they were both relegation contenders. The same could be said for this Man Utd v Wolves match. Utter garbage.
65. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
66. Matt Upson
67. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
68. It’s a good run and good centre-forward play from George Hirst. He’s been starved of service and the Ipswich fans have been starved of any action to get them excited.
70. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
71. Image source, PA Media
72. Arsenal make two changes now as Bukayo Saka and Mikel Merino are replaced by youngsters Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri.
74. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
75. Chelsea are ramping up the pressure now.
76. Marc Cucurella is the latest to have a crack at goal and his curling shot is hacked away by Fulham skipper Antonee Robinson a couple of yards off his own line.
78. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
79. A decent chance for Ipswich!
80. George Hirst is picked out by a ball over the top and he gets into the box but sends a low effort just wide of the far post.
81. A rare moment for the home fans to get excited about, however.
83. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
84. There we go, Manchester United make a triple change.
85. On: Mason Mount, Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot.
86. Off: Patrick Dorgu, Manuel Ugarte and Kobbie Mainoo.
88. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
89. Jadon Sancho cuts inside from the left and fires a shot at goal.
90. Firmly struck but easily saved and held by Bernd Leno.
92. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
93. Alex Howell
94. BBC football news reporter at Portman Road
95. Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri are getting ready to come on for Arsenal.
96. The game is being played in Ipswich’s half. They can’t get out.

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1. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
2. Image source, Getty Images
3. Matheus Cunha takes a Wolves corner and it flicks just past the near post off Victor Lindelof.
4. It results in another corner which goes wide.
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8. I’m not one for calling for the head of the manager at the first sign of trouble. But Maresca looks like a man who’s totally lost. The players either can’t play as he wants them to, or they don’t believe in his system. Either way, this looks like a dead team walking.
10. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
11. It surely won’t be long before Bruno Fernandes enters the field.
12. Manchester United are missing their captain’s creativity.
14. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
15. Bukayo Saka plays a lovely cross to the back post for Mikel Merino, but Axel Tuanzebe gets to the ball first to head clear.
17. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
18. Matheus Cunha goes down under the challenge of Patrick Dorgu and the Danish defender goes into the book.
20. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
21. Jen Beattie
22. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Sport Website
23. Image source, Reuters
24. Pedro Neto has to score this. The keeper makes himself big on his line.
25. Neto snatches across it, he could have taken a bit more time, but he snatches at it.
27. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
28. Big chance for Chelsea!
29. Enzo Fernandez’s cross is blocked but he gets the ball back, plays it low into Nicolas Jackson, who lays it off for Pedro Neto.
30. The winger just has Bernd Leno to beat but the Fulham keeper makes himself big and just about keeps out the shot.
32. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
33. Rasmus Hojlund is bearing down on goal and he should get his shot away but he takes too long and a last ditch tackle stops him in his tracks.
34. It’s clear that Hojlund is lacking confidence.
36. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
37. Jen Beattie
38. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Sport Website
39. Good strike from Malo Gusto. It was a pretty straightforward save for Bernd Leno. He doesn’t need to do much to get hold of it.
41. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
42. Nizaar Kinsella
43. BBC Sport football news reporter
44. Image source, Reuters
45. That half-time team talk from Enzo Maresca needs to provoke a reaction if Chelsea care about qualification for the Champions League.
46. They can’t really afford to lose and Levi Colwill and assistant manager Willy Caballero were encouraging intensity from the rest of the team with their hand gestures after coming back out onto the pitch.
47. Malo Gusto has come on for Reece James, in a change which might have been pre-planned, with Jadon Sancho on for Noni Madueke in a change that was unlikely to have been discussed prior to kick-off.
49. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
50. Arsenal pick up from where they left off in the first half as some neat play down the left ends with Martin Odegaard’s low ball being pushed behind by Alex Palmer.
52. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
53. Image source, PA Media
54. Chelsea break after a quickly taken free-kick and Nicolas Jackson is in acres of space space down the left.
55. His pull back is a poor one, though, and Fulham scramble it away before Malo Gusto lets fly form 25 yards. Straight at Bernd Leno.
57. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
58. Jorgen Strand Larsen’s cross is intended for Marshall Munetsi but he gets it wrong and Andre Onana catches.
60. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
61. Curtis Davies
62. Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
63. A lot of teams work on their set-pieces, but there doesn’t seem to be much thought behind what Manchester United do with their corners.
65. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
66. Christian Eriksen swings a Manchester United free-kick into the area, Santiago Bueno clears.
67. That is emerging as a familiar pattern in this match.
69. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
70. Joachim Andersen has words for Cole Palmer after the Chelsea man goes down easily looking for a penalty.
71. Nothing doing but there has been much more urgency from the visitors since half-time.
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75. We won’t sneak this one. We play worse with Cunha on the pitch. We are defending well, but I can’t see us holding on. It was a bad omen when Sa was suddenly changed last minute. I just have the feeling we will lose.
77. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
78. Back under way at Ipswich.
79. The hosts have made a change for the second half with Jack Taylor on for Julio Enciso.
80. No changes for Arsenal.
82. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
83. Rayan Ait-Nouri is booked for fouling Patrick Dorgu who had pulled clear of him.
85. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
86. Christian Eriksen is back on corner duty.
87. His low cross is met by Rasmus Hojlund whose shot is blocked.
88. Eriksen takes a corner from the other side and Santiago Bueno clears the danger.
89. A lively start to the second half for the Red Devils.

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3. How is Maresca still in a job? Same old, same old every week. Clueless!
4. Dave, disgruntled Chelsea fan
5. Chelsea are in the game, but Fulham are just sharper and winning more of the second balls. Chelsea need to move that ball quicker, but seem lost for creative ideas in that last third.
6. Since Christmas Chelsea’s form has been one of a team in a relegation battle. We were definite top four finishers at Christmas, but it seems the Conference League beckons again.
8. HT: Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
9. Matt Upson
10. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
11. Image source, EPA
12. On Leif Davis’ red card after tackle on Bukayo Saka…
13. When the player raises his hand like that when he hits the ground, you feel like it is really bad. Because Bukayo Saka’s ankle was at a slight angle when the stamp came in and it’s never nice to have that, when your foot is planted in a vulnerable position.
14. And he was in a vulnerable position when that stamp and force cam down on him. And I think that it was a deciding factor for the referee and VAR when they looked at it. It could have done something worse, but it looks like he is OK.
16. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
17. Good ball in by Enzo Fernandez but Levi Colwill can’t convert.
18. Chelsea are awarded a corner, though, despite Fulham’s protestations. Nothing comes of it.
20. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
21. Quick start from Chelsea and Pedro Neto, who has switched to the right for this second half, wins a free-kick in line with the edge of the penalty area.
22. Can the Blues make something of it?
24. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
25. The second half begins at Old Trafford.
27. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
28. We’re back under way at Craven Cottage. Chelsea have 45 minutes to try and turn this one around and boost their Champions League qualification hopes.
30. HT: Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
31. Confirmation that both Malo Gusto and Jadon Sancho are on for the start of the second half.
32. Reece James and Noni Madueke are the Chelsea players making way.
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36. Poor first half at Old Trafford. Not many sights at goal and a really dour attempt by both sides. Hopefully Wolves can come out fighting in the second half – we have only won once in the last 13 attempts at Old Trafford, but something tells me that we could sneak this one.
37. Rasmus Hojlund can complain about lack of service, but I think his teammates don’t trust him. His movements is awful and ball control a disaster. Time to give Obi a chance!
38. As usual, Hojlund is getting no service.
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42. Do people actually think that that tackle is acceptable on a football field? The ones saying it’s only a yellow just amaze me. A challenge like that can never be allowed to just be a yellow. So many players will get injured and start to think it’s acceptable to tackle like that knowing they will pretty much get away with it.
43. Have look at Tarkowski’s tackle on McAllister in the Merseyside derby and then explain why that was a yellow and Davis’s is ‘clearly’ a red.
44. I was surprised that was a red card, but then seeing a replay seeing how Davis had zero intent of playing the ball, it’s a clear red.
46. HT: Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
47. We’ll await confirmation but given they’re both stripped and ready to go, it looks like Malo Gusto and Jadon Sancho will be coming on for Chelsea.
49. HT: Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
50. Matt Upson
51. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
52. I rarely say a game is over at half-time, but this feels very much like it – unless there is some swashbuckling performance from Ipswich in the second half and I can’t see it at all.
53. Their left-hand side have been very badly exploited by Arsenal in the first half. Every time Bukayo Saka has had the ball at his feet, he tormented them and he has probably done it at 75% of his capacity.
55. HT: Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
56. Rasmus Hojlund’s involvement in that first half can be summed up by the fact he had just eight touches.
58. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
59. Image source, Getty Images
60. There goes the half-time whistle.
61. Comfortable as could be for Arsenal against 10-men Ipswich.
63. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
64. Not much happening here as we enter the final minute of five added on.
65. It has been total control from Arsenal.
67. HT: Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
68. Maz Farookhi
69. Commentator on BBC Radio Sports Extra at Old Trafford
70. It has not been one to live long in the memory.
72. HT: Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
73. Nizaar Kinsella
74. BBC Sport football news reporter
75. Chelsea are the only Premier League team yet to win away in 2025.
76. They are 1-0 down at Craven Cottage in a game that captain Reece James described as “must win” on Thursday night.
77. Their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League are likely on the brink here with a very tough run of fixtures left to play.
79. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
80. Image source, Reuters
81. It has been an uneventful half at Old Trafford.
82. The chances have been few and far between.
84. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
85. Simon Stone
86. BBC Sport’s chief football news reporter at Old Trafford
87. The LCD boards around Old Trafford were just advertising Manchester United’s two-match post-season trip to Asia.
88. As soon as their final Premier League game of the season is over, they head out to Malaysia and Hong Kong to play local opposition.
89. I suspect the enthusiasm for that trip among Ruben Amorim’s squad will very much depend on whether they have won the Europa League the week before.
91. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
92. Image source, Reuters
93. Vital header behind from Marc Cucurella with Joachim Andersen looking set to get a free header on an Andreas Pereira free-kick.
94. Referee Anthony Taylor then blows the half-time whistle before the corner can be taken, much to Fulham’s frustration.
95. Good half for Marco Silva’s side, though, they lead thanks to Alex Iwobi’s goal. Chelsea with it all to do.
97. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
98. Curtis Davies
99. Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
100. A hopeful chance.
101. Andre had to pull out of a tackle and that allows the ball to go to Kobbie Mainoo.
102. If it goes on target Dan Bentley should save it, he had it well covered too.

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1. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
2. Alejandro Garnacho has looked like the most lively attacking threat for Manchester United and he delivers a low ball into the box but Rasmus Hojlund was unable to get on the end of it.
4. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
5. Half a chance for Ipswich to threaten before the break as a free-kick is nodded down by George Hirst, but then a free-kick is given Arsenal’s way for a foul inside the box.
7. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
8. Image source, PA Media
9. Alejandro Garnacho finds Kobbie Mainoo and the youngster tries to bend it inside the post but it is a few yards wide in the end.
10. A good chance for the hosts.
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14. If that’s the new standard for a red card, there would have been several games this season that should have ended as a seven-a-side.
15. Not sure what tackle Andy (at 14:40) was looking at, but definitely a red. It was high and dangerous.
16. Not biased, I’m a Chelsea fan
17. I’ve seen the red again and it’s definitely a red. No idea what Davis was even thinking besides hurting Saka.
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21. Chelsea won’t get any form from Europe via the Conference League. They are not good enough, while teams around and above are all in form. Conference League is our only hope, and even that feels a slim chance on current form.
22. Tim, miserable Chelsea fan
23. No one seems to have worked out that Cole Palmer’s best form has been at right wing where he has space to cut in. He is easily sniffed out of space as a 10. I thoroughly expect Chelsea to finish outside the top eight, but I can’t see where their next points come from.
24. This can’t continue at Chelsea. Something needs to happen to stop this awful rot!
26. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
27. Matt Upson
28. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
29. Ipswich are going with a back three at the moment.
30. Cameron Burgess has come on as the centre-back alongside Jacob Greaves and Dara O’Shea.
31. It’s a mess for Ipswich at the moment and it’s hard to see what they are doing here.
33. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
34. It just won’t go in for Bukayo Saka, which is frustrating some Fantasy Premier League enthusiasts sat around me.
35. This time he stabs a first-time effort from Martin Odegaard’s good ball in wide.
37. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
38. Nizaar Kinsella
39. BBC Sport football news reporter
40. Image source, Reuters
41. Chelsea defender Marc Cucurella just passed the ball out of play with no option ahead of him.
42. That’s because Fulham are winning the tactical battle when it comes to man to man marking in their high press.
43. The Blues away end are again chanting “attack, attack, attack” but when they do break the press then they look threatening. However, those chances to attack are all too few and far between.
45. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
46. Andreas Pereira has not been shy of a tackle in this first half.
47. He gives Trevoh Chalobah a bit of a shove as a long ball goes through to Chelsea keeper Robert Sanchez – the Chelsea defender is not best pleased with that.
48. Pereira then snaps into Moises Caicedo to give away a free-kick.
50. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
51. Toti Gomes fouls Alejandro Garnacho and Manchester United have another free-kick.
52. Christian Eriksen takes this one but Andre heads it clear.
54. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
55. Ipswich haven’t had a shot since the eighth minute.
56. A comfortable day in the spring sun for Arsenal.
58. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
59. Joao Gomes threads the ball through to Jorgen Strand Larsen but he can’t find a Wolves team-mate as he looks to continue the move.
61. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
62. Image source, PA Media
63. Great feet from Noni Madueke to skip past a number of Fulham tackles but the dinked ball into the box is comfortably cleared by the home side.
65. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
66. Patrick Dorgu has put some great crosses into the box but his Manchester United team-mates are not on the same wavelength and nobody gets on the end of it in time.
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70. Are Ipswich the new Stoke? Applauding their player as they walk off red-carded for a 1960’s challenge.
71. Ipswich’s game plan… If you can’t stop them, FOUL THEM!
72. I’ve seen the tackle again and it’s not a red card. It’s definitely a yellow
74. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
75. An even bigger chance for Bukayo Saka as he is put through one-on-one but, with just the goalkeeper to beat, he fires wide.
77. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
78. Simon Stone
79. BBC Sport’s chief football news reporter at Old Trafford
80. Image source, Getty Images
81. Victor Lindelof has scored one goal for Manchester United since December 2020.
82. But today’s skipper was close to threatening Wolves’ goal then as he threw himself at Patrick Dorgu”s cross.
83. It is widely expected Lindelof will be leaving Old Trafford when his contract expires at the end of the season.
84. He wants to enjoy his final few weeks as a United player.
86. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
87. Christian Eriksen attempts to swing another Manchester United free-kick into the box but it is blocked by the Wolves wall.
89. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
90. Former England cricket captain Alec Stewart is at Craven Cottage today.
91. As a Chelsea fan, he won’t be too happy with what he’s seen so far in this first half.
93. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
94. Bukayo Saka brushes himself down after that bad challenge and then almost scores Arsenal’s third as he cuts inside on the right and curls an effort just wide.

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1. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
2. Curtis Davies
3. Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
4. I’m not sure whether Dan Bentley can see it properly. Straight down his throat, but he should have caught it.
5. Looking at the stats that’s Man Utd’s first shot. A combined xG of 0.08. That’s how great this game is.
7. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
8. Matt Upson
9. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
10. Image source, Getty Images
11. I can totally understand the red card when you break down that tackle. It’s so intentional.
12. That’s actually very poor from Leif Davis. You hurt a player and you have made no attempt to go anywhere near the ball.
14. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
15. Chelsea are beginning to put the squeeze on Fulham now, keeping them penned inside their own half.
16. The home side aren’t helping themselves with some sloppy passing when they do win the ball back.
18. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
19. Christian Eriksen’s third corner attempt is just as unsuccessful as Wolves clear.
21. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
22. Christian Eriksen is standing over a Manchester United free-kick on the edge of the area.
23. It’s a good strike and Dan Bentley palms it over the bar for a corner.
25. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
26. Matt Upson
27. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
28. It is pretty late and it’s a nasty one for Bukayo Saka. It’s exactly what Arsenal do not want to see.
30. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
31. Patrick Dorgu swings a delightful ball into the box but Rasmus Hojlund is unable to connect with it.
32. It has taken a while but Manchester United are growing into this game.
34. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
35. Image source, Reuters
36. Oh it is getting worse for Ipswich as now they are reduced to 10 men.
37. It is Leif Davis who is sent off for a really bad challenge on Bukayo Saka.
39. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
40. It’s Chelsea turn to counter-attack now and no surprise that Pedro Neto is involved.
41. He whips in a superb ball but Nicolas Jackson can’t quite get on the end of it.
43. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
44. Rasmus Hojlund tries to get in behind but Emmanuel Agbadou clears for a corner.
45. Christian Eriksen takes this one, aiming for the near post against and Dan Bentley gets a hand to it to punch it away.
47. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
48. Alex Howell
49. BBC football news reporter at Portman Road
50. This is all very easy for Arsenal. Lots of possession, control and now two goals up.
51. It’s been a very good performance from Mikel Arteta’s side.
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55. Wenger ball from the Gunners!
57. Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
58. Matt Upson
59. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
60. It’s just too good from Arsenal and too passive from Ipswich.
61. They had to deal with it better but it’s lovely play from Leandro Trossard. He lifted hte ball over for Bukayo Saka but Jacob Greaves shows far too much of the line to him. No centre-back likes to be in that position and Saka says thank you very much.
63. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
64. Andre is booked for a late challenge where he caught Manuel Ugarte on the ankle.
66. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
67. Levi Colwill goes into the book after going straight through the back of Raul Jimenez.
68. Not very subtle from the Chelsea centre-back.
70. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
71. Rayan Ait-Nouri stretches to clear a ball into the box and Manchester United have a corner.
72. Christian Eriksen swings it into the near post but the Wolves defence clear the danger.
74. Gabriel Martinelli (28 mins)
75. Image source, Getty Images
76. Arsenal get their second!
77. It is all too easy with Bukayo Saka involved once again, this time crossing low from the right, Mikel Merino’s neat flick then puts the ball into Gabriel Martinelli’s path and he fires home.
78. Arsenal are cruising to victory and that also means as things stand Liverpool can’t win the title.
80. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
81. Fulham break swiftly, the Chelsea defence is all over the place but Ryan Sessegnon’s cross is turned behind for a corner.
82. It’s a dangerous ball in from Andreas Pereira and Sander Berge throws himself at it but can’t quite get his head to it.
84. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
85. Marshall Munetsi finds Jorgen Strand Larsen who drives towards goal but Manchester United captain Victor Lindelof manages to dispossess him.
87. Ipswich 0-1 Arsenal
88. Matt Upson
89. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
90. This game has been incredibly one-sided. Ipswich are getting around the pitch and you can see there is intent there, but they are just a yard off all the time.
91. We spoke about whether Mikel Arteta was going to rest his players. But at hte moment, this is a lovely game for them. These players can tick through the motions as they are not under any pressure at all.

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1. Ipswich 0-1 Arsenal
2. It should be 2-0 to Arsenal!
3. Mikel Merino gets away easily from Axel Tuanzebe to meet a corner at the back post, but can’t get his header on target.
5. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
6. Jen Beattie
7. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Sport Website
8. Great winning the ball from Fulham and Alex Iwobi is in acres of space.
9. First touch to set himself up and then a second touch which is a great finish into the bottom corner.
10. He doesn’t even look, he knows where the goal is.
12. Fulham 1-0 Chelsea
13. Calvin Bassey is shown a yellow card by referee Anthony Taylor after a late challenge on Enzo Fernandez.
14. The Fulham centre-back had been caught in possession after striding forward with the ball and decided it was worthy risking a booking to prevent a Chelsea break.
16. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
17. Simon Stone
18. BBC Sport’s chief football news reporter at Old Trafford
19. Image source, Reuters
20. Let’s face it, the start of this game could not offer a bigger contrast to the frenzied ending of Thursday night.
21. Part of the problem from a Manchester United perspective is that, aside from the occasional long pass from Christian Eriksen, Manchester United have no creative spark without Bruno Fernandes.
22. Fernandes is always looking forward, seeing what situations he can exploit, without him, United are reliant on Rasmus Hojlund’s strength and a Wolves error.
24. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
25. Nelson Semedo has a strike at goal from distance but it is high and wide.
27. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
28. Curtis Davies
29. Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
30. A very measured start. United don’t seem to have that urgency, they seem to be playing safe.
31. Wolves have played more balls over the tops into the spaces and that’s where you should go against a changed back three.
33. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
34. This game is being played at a very leisurely pace.
35. It is between teams who are 13th and 16th in the league after all.
37. Alex Iwobi (20 mins)
38. Image source, Reuters
39. Just as Chelsea seemed to have the upper hand, Fulham take the lead!
40. Reece James loses possession and Ryan Sessegnon drives down the Fulham left before finding Alex Iwobi on the edge of the box.
41. The midfielder takes a touch before drilling the ball low into the far corner with his left foot. Smart finish.
43. Ipswich 0-1 Arsenal
44. Ipswich showed a lot of fight in the first half of the season but this performance – so far – has an air of acceptance about their potential fate this season.
45. Arsenal are barely getting out of second gear.
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49. Farcical from Ipswich. Sunday League stuff!
50. The gap between the Premier league and Championship is vast. It is very difficult for Ipswich to compete with Arsenal.
51. I get Ipswich are wanting to try play football like their manager wants, but how naive are they? How much space did Odegaard have when he received that ball in build-up to our goal? No one was near him.
53. Ipswich 0-1 Arsenal
54. Matt Upson
55. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
56. Image source, Reuters
57. It seemed like the chance was over to be honest, but Martin Odegaard is picking up such intelligent positions on this pitch. He peels to the right-hand side, races forward with the ball and feeds it to Bukayo Saka, who crosses in for Leandro Trossard.
58. It’s a bizarre goal to concede but that goal is all about Odegaard for me.
60. Fulham 0-0 Chelsea
61. Chelsea have picked up in the past five minutes and are starting to get some joy down their left with Pedro Neto.
62. No clear chances yet but it’s better from Enzo Maresca’s side.
64. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
65. Curtis Davies
66. Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
67. Wolves are nearly architects of their own downfall. Rayan Ait-Nouri tried to have a swing at it and he ended up swinging it into his own box!
69. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
70. The home fans are in fine voice in the Manchester sunshine.
71. There hasn’t been much on the pitch for them to get excited about at the moment.
73. Leandro Trossard (14 mins)
74. Image source, Getty Images
75. It has been coming!
76. Arsenal have had 89% possession in the opening stages of this game and they deservedly take the lead when Martin Odegaard breaks forward, he passes to Bukayo Saka on the right and his cutback is helped on by the slightest of touches by Odegaard for Leandro Trossard to prod in.
77. Poor defending from Ipswich really, but Arsenal are good value for their lead.
79. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
80. Kobbie Mainoo, who turned 20 yesterday, goes down after Emmanuel Agbadou puts an arm across his body in the box but the referee doesn’t feel the contact is significant enough for a penalty and play continues.
82. Fulham 0-0 Chelsea
83. Reece James takes the free-kick and goes for goal.
84. Decent connection but the ball goes straight into the arms of Bernd Leno in the Fulham goal.
86. Ipswich 0-0 Arsenal
87. Alex Howell
88. BBC football news reporter at Portman Road
89. The Arsenal fans are singing about how they got ‘Declan Rice half price’ from West Ham after he beats Jens Cajuste to a tackle on the edge of the Arsenal box.
91. Fulham 0-0 Chelsea
92. Chelsea have a free-kick in a good position on the corner of the penalty area.
93. It comes after a brilliant ball from Reece James into the path of Pedro Neto, who is pulled down by Kenny Tete.
95. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
96. Matheus Cunha is fouled by Noussair Mazraoui and Wolves have a free-kick on the edge of the area.
97. Cunha takes and swings it in to the near post but Victor Lindelof heads away.

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3. As a Chelsea fan, I am quite looking forward to hearing Maresca talk after this defeat today. He’s running out of excuses…
5. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
6. Curtis Davies
7. Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
8. If anybody is going to test Dan Bentley it’s going to be Alejandro Garnacho and he’s not had too many chances to get on the ball.
9. We know Garnacho likes to take a shot, he’s definitely one you want in and around the Wolves box.
11. Fulham 0-0 Chelsea
12. Cole Palmer has Chelsea’s first shot of the afternoon but it’s a tame one. The ball dribbles into the arms of Bernd Leno from 25 yards out.
13. The away side have not got going at all so far.
15. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
16. Christian Eriksen pings a ball forward towards fellow Dane Patrick Dorgu but it is a bit too ambitious and Wolves goalkeeper Dan Bentley collects with ease.
17. It’s been a fairly quiet start to proceedings.
19. Ipswich 0-0 Arsenal
20. Now Ipswich have their first real attack as Julio Enciso, who has scored 60% of his Premier League goals against sides in the top six, whips an effort towards the far post but it strikes and winds Ben White.
22. Ipswich 0-0 Arsenal
23. Image source, Getty Images
24. It is all Arsenal so far at the moment as they look to get the opening goal. A lovely move down the right ends with Leandro Trossard’s close-range effort being blocked.
26. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
27. Simon Stone
28. BBC Sport’s chief football news reporter at Old Trafford
29. Kobbie Mainoo is also playing on the left, in addition to Harry Amass and Tyler Fredricson.
30. Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim said on Thursday you can be surprised at how young players respond to challenges. It is the kind of statement Sir Alex Ferguson repeated quite often.
31. I suspect Amorim will learn a lot about all three this afternoon.
33. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
34. Image source, Reuters
35. Alejandro Garnacho tries to get in behind the Wolves defence but Santiago Bueno stops him going any further.
36. Toti Gomes heads a cross away from the box as the hosts aim to open the scoring.
38. Fulham 0-0 Chelsea
39. Nizaar Kinsella
40. BBC Sport football news reporter
41. Chelsea Goalkeeper Robert Sanchez has undoubtedly had an error-prone season.
42. His first action on his 50th appearance for the club is an anxious-looking lofted ball back to defender Levi Colwill, who gestures for him to keep the ball on the ground after it goes out of play.
43. Midfielder Andreas Pereira then turns the ball into the net but Ryan Sessegnon was offside in the build up. This hasn’t been a good start for the Blues with pressure on to win this match.
45. Fulham 0-0 Chelsea
46. Jen Beattie
47. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Sport Website
48. Alex Iwobi at the back stick is offside, but it’s a confidence booster for Fulham.
49. You can see Iwobi’s frustration. It was great interlinking play, dropping off and then playing in-behind. Positive from Fulham early on.
51. Ipswich 0-0 Arsenal
52. Matt Upson
53. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
54. Arsenal haven’t been rattled in possession at all here so far. Their start has been extremely smooth. It’s a very confident passage of passing from Mikel Arteta’s side at the moment.
56. Fulham 0-0 Chelsea
57. Fulham have the ball in the back of the net but the offside flag is up.
58. Andreas Pereira stabbed it home from close range but there looked to be at least two offsides in the build-up.
59. The check doesn’t take long. Offside it is.
61. Man Utd 0-0 Wolves
62. Image source, EPA
63. The first thing to note at Old Trafford is that Wolves have made a late change to their starting line-up.
64. Goalkeeper Jose Sa, who was due to start, has dropped out of the side due to injury.
65. Dan Bentley will replace him for his first Premier League start of the season.
68. We are under way in the 14:00 BST kick-offs at Craven Cottage, Portman Road and Old Trafford.
69. Here we go!
72. BBC Radio 5 Live
73. We have radio commentaries of every Premier League game today.
74. On BBC Radio 5 Live Alistair Bruce-Ball and ex-Arsenal defender Matt Upson bring you coverage from Portman Road as Ipswich look for valuable points against Arsenal.
75. On BBC Radio Sports Extra Maz Farookhi is alongside ex-Premier League defender Curtis Davies as Manchester United host Wolves.
76. On the BBC Sport Website Mark Scott and Jen Beattie bring you coverage from Craven Cottage as Fulham take on Chelsea.
77. You can listen to your selected radio commentary at the top of this page!
79. Man Utd v Wolves (14:00 BST)
80. Simon Stone
81. BBC Sport’s chief football news reporter at Old Trafford
82. The on-going protests against the relocation of some long-standing season ticket holders away from their seats in front of the directors box continues.
83. Chief executive Omar Berrada can hardly avoid seeing the banners that have been displayed in front of the directors’ box, about 10 yards away from him.
84. Image source, BBC Sport
85. Image caption,
87. Fulham v Chelsea (14:00 BST)
88. Nizaar Kinsella
89. BBC Sport football news reporter
90. It is a really bright, sunny Easter Sunday on the River Thames for this Fulham versus Chelsea match at Craven Cottage.
91. Arguably no stadium in the Premier League has a better walk from the train station to ground than this one and fans were out early soaking in the atmosphere.
92. Chelsea’s support has been under the microscope in recent weeks – amid Enzo Maresca’s comments that they need to be louder at Stamford Bridge – but the away fans usually are good in this west London derby.
93. A big match for both teams that are in pursuit of Europe with six games left to play.
95. Man Utd v Wolves (14:00 BST)
96. Curtis Davies
97. Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
98. On Tyler Fredricson making his debut for Manchester United…
99. There is no pressure. It’s one of the few times where players can make their debuts and not be put under any pressure.
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103. Arsenal will not win the league until they replace Arteta. A good manager, but not a great one.
105. Ipswich v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
106. Nedum Onuoha
107. Former Manchester City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
108. On being relegated from the Premier League with Queens Park Rangers...
109. I got relegated twice with QPR and those drives across to Loftus Road got tougher and tougher. The atmosphere felt different before you even got there.

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1. Fulham v Chelsea (14:00 BST)
2. Chelsea
3. Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca speaking to BBC Sport about bidding to end his side’s eight-game winless run on the road in the Premier League:
4. “For sure, away, it is a bad run and if we want to reach our target, we need some wins away. We have played more than one game that we deserved to win [during that run] but we didn’t win – Palace, Brentford, for me many games. But it is important to create chances and hopefully we can start to be more clinical.
5. “There are six Premier League games to go and all of them are important – they are games we have to try to win and hopefully we can reach our target.”
6. On losing the reverse fixture 2-1 at Stamford Bridge in December: “I still remember the game and I watched it back in the last two or three days – in the last 15-20 minutes we conceded [territory] too much but for 70 minutes we were in control, scored a goal, created chances.
7. “But this is a different game and hopefully we can win today.”
9. Man Utd v Wolves (14:00 BST)
10. Julien Laurens
11. European football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live
12. On Manchester United’s starting line-up…
13. This is not playing the kids. It’s still a strong team with international players.
15. Ipswich v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
16. Arsenal
17. Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta speaking before facing Ipswich Town on squad rotation: “It’s all for different reasons. Some players could not start again because we have only had few days after the Real Madrid game and these players fit well with the game that we expect today.
18. “We have analysed everything with the medical department and related to what we need to win the game against Ipswich.”
19. On the importance of upcoming league games: “Very important. Now we have to focus on the Premier League. We need to show the consistency, determination and quality to come here and win the game. The performances were there before, but some results slipped away from us. But that’s the Premier League and I know this is also going to be a tough game.”
20. On Ipswich: “I think they are very consistent in the way they play and I know how they have made it difficult for their opponents. They are vey well organised and very well coached.”
22. Fulham v Chelsea (14:00 BST)
23. Frank Sinclair
24. Former Chelsea defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
25. With the way the season started it was so promising for Chelsea.
26. It would be a disaster if they didn’t finish in the top four – that’s always been the target. At the beginning of the season you would have said Chelsea were real genuine challengers.
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30. I disagree with Matt Upson, and I don’t support Ipswich. I think it’s been a really positive two years for the club and with parachute payments and the sale of Delap, who has improved at Portman Road, they can develop the whole squad under one of the best young managers in the game. They’ll be back soon and stronger for this season.
32. Ipswich v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
33. Julien Laurens
34. European football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live
35. Arsenal took the lead 25 times in the Premier League this season and won 17 of them. So there are those eight draws and that’s 16 points they’ve lost from winning positions.
36. That’s the difference. I don’t think the difference is the lack of goals, Kai Havertz not doing well or signing Alexander Isak or whoever you want.
37. It’s the game management in matches where you were in charge and you were in control, including the one against Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium, where they were by far the better side but ended up drawing 2-2.
38. Those eight games were you are winning and end up drawing, that is the difference [in the title race with Liverpool].
40. Fulham v Chelsea (14:00 BST)
41. Image source, Getty Images
42. This is the 40th season in which Fulham and Chelsea have met in the league and in that time the Craven Cottage club have never done the double over their local rivals.
43. After their dramatic 2-1 win at Stamford Bridge on Boxing Day, they have a chance to right that wrong this afternoon.
44. But given Chelsea have won five of their past six Premier League games at the Cottage, Fulham fans would be forgiven for not getting too excited about that prospect just yet.
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48. Arsenal are an excellent side and I agree with those who think that the 13-point gap is a little false. They’ve been unfortunate with the fixture list and injuries, but in recent seasons both of those things went their way and they didn’t take advantage. Slot has been given nowhere near enough credit for this season. It’s his first in English football and we’re talking about potentially the earliest title win second only to Klopp’s 2019-20 side, who won 26 of the first 27 games and were the best I’ve ever seen. This is Arteta’s fifth full season at Arsenal and he’s never passed the 90 point mark.
50. Man Utd v Wolves (14:00 BST)
51. Simon Stone
52. BBC Sport’s chief football news reporter at Old Trafford
53. We all know Ruben Amorim’s defensive formation relies on three ball-playing central defenders, with energetic wing-backs either side.
54. In the warn-up drills in front of me, Tyler Fredricson is being used on left of the three, with skipper Victor Lindelof in the middle. Harry Amass is at left wing-back.
55. It will be fascinating to see how the Amass-Fredricson combination works in a Premier League game.
56. This is a huge challenge.
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60. No way Chelsea get anything today. They don’t merit Champions League football and they will not finish in the top five. Liverpool, Arsenal, City, Newcastle and Villa will be the Premier League clubs in the best club competition next season. Real Betis will also beat Chelsea in the final of the Conference League!
61. A very disillusioned Chelsea fan
63. Ipswich v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
64. Matt Upson
65. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
66. On Ipswich Town’s relegation battle…
67. What comes across [when fighting relegation] is that it is a horrible time in your career. It’s looming. It’s negative.
68. Rising above that, giving your best by shutting off what is happening, turn up on the matchday and put up a performance that is worthy of what you can do – if you can do that and you give your best, it’s a win.
69. Every club that go through that, there’s something underlying that is wrong and you feel it grow. You don’t get over it – be it the players or the coaching staff.
70. But players can ultimately control their own performance level. That’s the bit you have to focus and that is the hard thing. Perhaps if you can do that, it can have a knock-on effect.
72. Man Utd v Wolves (14:00 BST)
73. Image source, Getty Images
74. While Manchester United dramatically secured their place in the Europa League semi-finals late on Thursday night, there has been less to shout about in their league campaign.
75. The Red Devils are 14th in the league and have lost 14 games this season, equalling their total from last season; last losing more league games in 1989-90 (16).
76. On 38 points and with six games to go, they are guaranteed their lowest points total in the Premier League era even if they end the season on a six game winning run, with 58 in 2021-22 their current lowest.
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80. Everyone bangs on about Reece James, but he can’t string games together so we don’t know if he has the capacity to play consistently at the top level. Despite that, he’s continuously lorded as England’s right-back. To be a top player you need to face adversity like Trent Alexander-Arnold has; once he has and when he becomes a player constantly under the media’s glare, we can consider him a great player.
81. Image source, Getty Images
83. Ipswich v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
84. Matt Upson
85. Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
86. I don’t think there’s anything that Declan Rice can’t do in that area. He’s becoming so well-rounded.
87. He is adding all these things to his game and it is starting to make him world-class and Arsenal are benefitting from it.
89. Ipswich v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
90. Alex Howell
91. BBC football news reporter at Portman Road
92. Mikel Arteta’s team selection today could be partly down to the fact that Arsenal are going to be without midfielder Thomas Partey for the Champions League semi-final games with PSG.
93. The midfielder is going to miss the first leg through suspension, so Arteta needs to look for an answer for who is going to play in the number 6 role in those huge matches.
94. Declan Rice has excelled in the number eight role and won player of the match in both of the wins over Madrid but is probably the best suited to take on that role, as it is one he has done throughout his career.
95. Jorginho probably would have played today but he picked up an injury in the draw with Brentford.
97. Man Utd v Wolves (14:00 BST)
98. Simon Stone
99. BBC Sport’s chief football news reporter at Old Trafford
100. There is an air of sadness around Manchester United today as the club comes to terms with the passing of Joe Thompson, whose death was announced by his family on Friday.
101. Thompson was a former Manchester United academy player and while his professional career took him away from Old Trafford, he returned post retirement and was a familiar face around the club, where he worked with the Foundation and did other media work.
102. He also played in the annual media game – where he put a lot of media to shame with his performances.
103. Thompson was only 36 and leaves behind a wife and two young children.
105. Fulham v Chelsea (14:00 BST)
106. 
107. There is something not right at Chelsea.
108. They drew at home to Ipswich last week, for example. I laughed when I saw my guest, Yizzy, had put the Tractor Boys down to get a point but that ended up being the result that killed me.
109. From what boss Enzo Maresca has said since then, by asking the fans to trust him and saying the players are affected by the crowd, everyone seems to be feeling the pressure.
110. He was questioning the fans, but also his players’ temperament. If you think about how many millions have been spent on that squad, then if they don’t have the strength of character to play the way their manager wants, then heaven help them in the long run.
111. This is probably going to be another score draw but I seem to get Fulham wrong whatever I say.
112. They deserved to get something from their defeat at Bournemouth on Monday, and I am going with them to get a repeat of their win at Stamford Bridge in December.
113. Sutton’s prediction: 2-1
116. BBC Sounds
117. Busy day ahead? You can get today’s 5 Live Premier League commentaries on the BBC Sounds app and listen on the go.
118. Or if you‘d like to listen at home via smart speaker, just say “Play 5 Live” or “Play 5 Sports Extra”.
120. Man Utd v Wolves (14:00 BST)
121. 
122. Wolves have already beaten Manchester United once this season and, on current form, they are favourites this time too.
123. Vitor Pereira’s side are flying with four straight wins, and we know how inconsistent United are.
124. I am going to give Bruno Fernandes a goal, because he has been one of the few United players who can hold their head up high with their performances this season, but at the moment Wolves look well-balanced, and they are the better team.
125. United’s whole campaign is still hanging on what happens in the Europa League and we will have to wait and see whether their incredible late comeback to beat Lyon on Thursday to reach the semi-finals changes anything about their awful Premier League form.
126. I am sorry to say this but I am expecting their fans to have another miserable afternoon at Old Trafford, where they have already lost more league games (seven) than they have won (six) this season.
127. Sutton’s prediction: 1-3
129. Fulham v Chelsea (14:00 BST)
130. Frank Sinclair
131. Former Chelsea defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
132. I’m a huge fan of Marco Silva at Fulham. When Fulham played Chelsea in their first game Chelsea were in their best form.
133. I’m not confident Chelsea are going to get the result they’re going to need. Cole Palmer has been quiet, they’re struggling to get him into games.
134. It’s going to be a difficult game.
135. Image source, Getty Images

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1. Ipswich v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
2. 
3. Arsenal will be on such a high after their Champions League win over Real Madrid.
4. I am covering this game and the Gunners will still have too much nous for Ipswich.
5. It probably summed up Ipswich’s season that they went 2-0 up against Chelsea last time out and could not see out the win, but they deserve credit for giving it a good go.
6. Ipswich were pretty stubborn when they lost 1-0 at Emirates Stadium in December and I am expecting them to show some resilience this time too, even if they end up with the same result.
7. Sutton’s prediction: 0-2
9. Ipswich v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
10. Alex Howell
11. BBC football news reporter at Portman Road
12. There was some surprise that Ipswich striker Liam Delap was on the bench for Kieran McKenna’s side.
13. However, the Ipswich manager has given an update and says that Delap is carrying an injury from a previous match.
14. “He has a nasty rib injury from the Wolves game. He has done well to make himself available but still not playing free. He is manageable to come off the bench but not to start,” McKenna said.
16. Man Utd v Wolves (14:00 BST)
17. Simon Stone
18. BBC Sport’s chief football news reporter at Old Trafford
19. Image source, Getty Images
20. Tyler Fredricson is a local lad from south Manchester, who would have been part of the club’s 2022 FA Youth Cup victory were it not for the injury that ruled him out of the final after he featured in all the previous rounds.
21. He was on the bench for the Champions League encounter with Real Sociedad in 2022 but Erik ten Hag opted against handing the youngster his debut.
22. He featured in two EFL Trophy games earlier this season, including a 4-1 defeat at Huddersfield.
23. It is fair to say this is a huge step up for the youngster.
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27. On holiday in NYC. I’ve all my alerts set for the Arsenal game and the Liverpool game later. I hope the family fancy an early lunch so I can see some of the Liverpool match. Come on Ipswich!
28. Johnny, Helen, Josh & Heather from County Armagh
30. Man Utd v Wolves (14:00 BST)
31. Image source, Getty Images
32. Following their 2-0 win on Boxing Day, Wolves are aiming to complete their first league double over Manchester United since 1979-80.
33. Victory for Wolves in this game would put them level on points with Manchester United in the Premier League table with 38 apiece.
34. Ahead of Vitor Pereira’s first game in charge on 22 December, they trailed the Red Devils by 13 points.
35. Wolves’ progress under Pereira is further highlighted by the fact they have won their last four Premier League games, their best top-flight winning run since January 1972.
37. Fulham v Chelsea (14:00 BST)
38. Nizaar Kinsella
39. BBC Sport football news reporter
40. Reece James’ presence in the line up is curious but also shows how important this match is for Chelsea.
41. Manager Enzo Maresca has previously said that the captain can only play one game a week but here he is after facing Legia Warsaw in midweek.
42. Simply, this is the best XI Fulham and Chelsea have to offer at this stage of the season when they are battling for European qualification.
43. However, Fulham are rocked by the surprise absence of in-form striker Rodrigo Muniz but have a capable alternative in Raul Jimenez.
45. Man Utd v Wolves (14:00 BST)
46. Simon Stone
47. BBC Sport’s chief football news reporter at Old Trafford
48. Image source, Getty Images
49. Twenty-year-old Tyler Fredricson is handed his Manchester United debut and 18-year-old Harry Amass was also named in a starting line-up showing five changes to the side that beat Lyon so dramatically on Thursday.
50. Harry Maguire and Bruno Fernandes were among those on the bench, with Luke Shaw ‘rested’ and missing out altogether.
51. Striker Matheus Cunha is one of two changes for a Wolves side looking to win five consecutive top-flight matches for the first time since 1970. Santiago Bueno replaced Matt Doherty in defence.
53. Ipswich v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
54. Ellen White
55. Former Manchester City striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
56. If Arsenal were to win the Champions League and get over that mental hurdle of winning something, Mikel Arteta would be immensely appreciated.
57. Obviously, they have won the FA Cup and come close in the Premier League, but what they did against Real Madrid is one step closer in getting more players attracted to the club during the summer as well.
58. It’s an exciting time for them and I do hope they get over that hurdle, because it will make the Premier League so exciting next season.
60. Fulham v Chelsea (14:00 BST)
61. Image source, Getty Images
62. After about 18 months where it seemed he could do no wrong, Cole Palmer has now gone 15 games without a goal in all competitions.
63. Chelsea could do with the attacking midfielder rediscovering his best form with the battle for the Champions League places really hotting up.
64. I have a feeling today could be the day he ends his drought… mainly because, after keeping faith him for far longer than I should have, I finally transferred him out of my fantasy team this week. You’re welcome, Cole…
66. Ipswich v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
67. Alex Howell
68. BBC football news reporter at Portman Road
69. Image source, Getty Images
70. Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna is resigned to Ipswich being relegated this season.
71. This is a quote from him in the matchday programme: “We know how the league table looks and that in all likelihood, we are going to fall short of our ambition at the end of the season.”
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75. I know I shouldn’t say this as a Wolves fan, but c’mon Leicester. Beat Liverpool. Let’s keep this going! Nothing against Liverpool, but it would make the end of the season more interesting.
76. Looking forward to an action packed Sunday full of goals, as a Villa fan I’ll be supporting Fulham today! After we dismantled Newcastle yesterday.
78. Ipswich v Arsenal (14:00 BST)
79. Alex Howell
80. BBC football news reporter at Portman Road
81. Image source, BBC Sport
82. Just the one change for Ipswich with Greaves coming in for Burgess.
83. Ipswich XI: Palmer, Johnson, Greaves, Tuanzebe, O’Shea, Davis, Cajuste, Morsy, Enciso, Clarke, Hirst
84. Subs: Walton, Woolfenden, Chaplin, Taylor, Burgess, Delap, Luongo, Godfrey, Boniface
85. Image source, BBC Sport
86. Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta makes three changes from the team that beat Real Madrid in Bernabeu.
87. Arsenal XI: Raya, White, Saliba, Kiwior, Zinchenko, Rice, Odegaard, Merino, Martinelli, Saka, Trossard
88. Subs: Neto, Tierney, Partey, Timber, Sterling, Butler-Oyedeji, Henry-Francis, Lewis-Skelly, Nwaneri
90. Fulham v Chelsea (14:00 BST)
91. Nizaar Kinsella
92. BBC Sport football news reporter
93. Image source, BBC Sport
94. Seven changes for Chelsea after the Conference League defeat as James surprisingly gets his second start in as many games – despite previously seeing his minutes managed due to his injury record.
95. Chelsea XI: Sanchez, James, Chalobah, Colwill, Cucurella, Caicedo, Fernandez, Madueke, Palmer, Neto, Jackson
96. Subs: Jorgensen, Tosin, Badiashile, Gusto, Acheampong, Lavia, Dewsbury-Hall, Sancho, George
97. Image source, BBC Sport
98. Striker Rodrigo Muniz is a surprise absence as Raul Jimenez leads the line for Fulham.
99. Fulham XI: Leno, Tete, Anderson, Bassey, Robinson, Lukic, Berge, Pereira, Iwobi, Jimenez, Sessegnon
100. Subs: Benda, Cuenca, Castagne, Reed, Cairney, Wilson, Adama, Willian, Vinicius
102. Man Utd v Wolves (14:00 BST)
103. Image source, BBC Sport
104. Five changes for Manchester United as 20-year-old Tyler Fredricson makes his debut in defence.
105. Man Utd XI: Onana; Mazraoui, Lindelof, Fredricson; Dorgu, Eriksen, Ugarte, Amass; Garnacho, Mainoo; Hojlund.
106. Subs: Heaton, Dalot, Evans, Yoro, Casemiro, Maguire, Fernandes, Mount, Obi.
107. Image source, BBC Sport
108. Matheus Cunha is back in the Wolves starting 11 for the first time since the start of March.
109. Wolves XI: Sa, Semedo, Bueno, Agbadou, Toti, Ait-Nouri, Andre, J Gomes, Munetsi, Cunha, Strand Larsen.
110. Subs: Bentley, Doherty, Djiga, Traore, Doyle, R Gomes, Sarabia, Forbs, Mane.
112. Man Utd v Wolves (14:00 BST)
113. Image source, Getty Images
114. I passed a lot of Manchester United fans who clearly had a spring in their step on my way to BBC Sport towers in Salford Quays this morning.
115. The dramatic extra-time comeback against Lyon in midweek at Old Trafford will no doubt live long in the memory for United fans.
116. However, those who left early to beat the traffic probably will stick around until the final whistle is blown today….
119. BBC Radio 5 Live
120. We have radio commentaries of every Premier League game today.
121. On BBC Radio 5 Live Alistair Bruce-Ball and ex-Arsenal defender Matt Upson bring you coverage from Portman Road as Ipswich look for valuable points against Arsenal.
122. On BBC Radio Sports Extra Maz Farookhi is alongside ex-Premier League defender Curtis Davies as Manchester United host Wolves.
123. On the BBC Sport Website Mark Scott and Jen Beattie bring you coverage from Craven Cottage as Fulham take on Chelsea.
124. You can listen to your selected radio commentary at the top of this page!
127. Image source, Getty Images
128. There could well be contrasting moods at the King Power Stadium this afternoon because if Leicester fail to beat Liverpool then they will be relegated to the Championship.
129. If Wolves get a draw at Manchester United this afternoon then the Foxes will be all but down because of their vastly inferior goal difference.
132. Plenty of good games coming up today. Here’s what’s on the menu:
133. 14:00 BST
134. Fulham v Chelsea
135. Ipswich v Arsenal
136. Man Utd v Wolves
137. 16:30 BST
138. Leicester v Liverpool
141. Image source, Getty Images
142. It has looked on the cards for so long, but today could be the day that Liverpool seal the Premier League title.
143. The Reds will be named champions if Ipswich beat second-placed Arsenal this afternoon, and then Arne Slot’s team defeat Leicester City later in the day.