Wolves Sink United at Old Trafford

Manchester United’s domestic woes deepened as they suffered a 1-0 defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers at Old Trafford. Substitute Pablo Sarabia secured the win for Wolves with a late free-kick, marking United’s 15th league loss of the season—their worst in the Premier League era. This result drops United to 14th place, while Wolves move level on points just behind.

The match was also notable for fan protests against new co-owner Jim Ratcliffe due to controversial seating changes for VIP guests.

Key Moment:

85′ – Pablo Sarabia (Wolves): Came off the bench and curled in a sublime free-kick that beat Onana, sealing all three points for the visitors.

Notable:
United hit a new low, recording their 15th league defeat — the worst in their Premier League history.
Fan protests against co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe intensified, with many leaving early and banners displayed criticizing his leadership.
Wolves leapfrogged United on goal difference, adding further pressure on Erik ten Hag.

Leicester City 0–1 Liverpool

At the King Power Stadium, Liverpool edged past Leicester City with a 1-0 victory, sealing Leicester’s relegation from the Premier League. Trent Alexander-Arnold, returning from injury, scored the decisive goal in the 76th minute after a goal-mouth scramble. This win keeps Liverpool’s title hopes alive, bringing them within three points of clinching their 20th Premier League title.

Key Moments:

Halftime Sub: Luis Díaz came on, increasing attacking intent.
76′ – Trent Alexander-Arnold: On his return from injury, smashed home a loose ball from the edge of the box after a set-piece scramble.
Notable:
Leicester are mathematically relegated after this loss.
Liverpool inch closer to the title — 3 points from glory.
Jürgen Klopp praised his team’s patience and composure post-match.

Fulham 1–2 Chelsea

In a thrilling West London derby, Chelsea mounted a dramatic comeback to defeat Fulham 2-1 at Craven Cottage, bolstering their Champions League qualification hopes.

Key Moments:

32′ – Alex Iwobi (Fulham): Slotted home coolly after a quick break, exploiting a Chelsea defensive lapse.
46′ – Chelsea subbed in Sancho and Gusto, changing the game’s rhythm.
83′ – Tyrique George (Chelsea): Scored his first Premier League goal, latching onto a deflected ball in the box.
90+2′ – Pedro Neto: Clinched the win with a sharp finish from an Enzo Fernández assist.
Notable:
Malo Gusto limped off in the 89th minute with a hamstring concern.
Chelsea’s top-four hopes remain alive with this gutsy comeback.

Ipswich Town 0–4 Arsenal

Arsenal delivered a commanding 4-0 win over Ipswich Town at Portman Road, delaying Liverpool’s Premier League title celebrations. Leandro Trossard starred with two goals, while Gabriel Martinelli and Ethan Nwaneri also found the net. Ipswich were reduced to ten men in the 31st minute when Leif Davis was shown a red card for a dangerous foul on Bukayo Saka. With the victory, Arsenal moved to 66 points, still trailing Liverpool who need only two more wins to secure the title.

Key Moments:

31′ – Leif Davis (Ipswich): Red carded for a reckless challenge on Bukayo Saka, reducing the hosts to 10 men.
39′ – Gabriel Martinelli: Opened the scoring after a slick team move involving Ødegaard and Rice.
55′ – Leandro Trossard: Doubled the lead with a curled strike from just outside the box.
67′ – Trossard (again): Capitalized on a defensive error to score his second.
82′ – Ethan Nwaneri: The 17-year-old grabbed his debut goal with a tidy finish inside the area.
Notable:
Arsenal’s win delayed Liverpool’s title party.
Ipswich now dangerously close to the drop zone.