Arsenal vs Everton

Live score updates, team news and commentary stream from the Emirates Stadium as Everton face Arsenal in the Premier League.

Arsenal have a corner that Begovic manages to punch clear. I’m not sure who it was but he looks to have scuffed a shot into the path of Gabriel, who fires past Begovic. Gray wants a penalty but it’s not given. Nketiah had a free header just yards out. Not sure how he was allowed to be left alone on the edge there. Arsenal will be the disappointed ones at the break despite leading, I reckon. Taveres has just blazed well over from 20 yards in the first piece of ‘action’ since the restart. It’s been a quiet start to the second half. Everton penalty appeal turned down. Has hardly managed to get any touches of the ball as Arsenal dominated but he was brilliant in the build-up to the goal. Has been given something of a rough time in the first half but you have to point out that he's out of position. Calvert-Lewin heads a corner clear but it falls to an Arsenal player on the edge of the box.

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Manchester City needs to win to guarantee the title. Liverpool need to win and have City drop points. It would be quite nice for Arsenal to end the season on a high note in front of the home fans, especially after things fell apart so dishearteningly down the stretch. They’ve gone from totally in control of their Top Four fate to needing a miracle Norwich City win over Tottenham and a win over Everton to finish fourth. And so we’ve reached the end of the season, Arsenal play host to Everton at the Emirates to wrap things up. Arsenal have won 14 of their last 16 Matchday 38 contests and drawn the other two, so perhaps that overrides the recent form against Everton. Frank Lampard’s side have nothing to play for, having secured Premier League safety on Thursday in their dramatic 3-2 comeback win over Crystal Palace. Given the circumstances, Everton might be checked out today.

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Dominic Calvert-Lewin cut the ball back to Van de Beek who slotted it into the net. Martinelli stepped up to take the shot and hammered it past Asmir Begovic. Gabriel got Arsenal's fourth when a Cedric shot was blocked and he nabbed the rebound and smashed it past Begovic.

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"You can see what we have on the pitch and what this club had on the pitch 10 or 20 years ago. Sometimes to combine those two is not easy at all but we will try to do the right thing." That feeling of guilt, and not reaching that level is painful." "It's true that last year with 67 points, Chelsea got into the Champions League. We have 69 we are out of it. I thought Tom Davies played well and Dominic Calvert-Lewin really showed his power. We needed a miracle and it didn't occur. "The good thing about pre-season now is that we can work on things that we want to work on and improve the squad." The first fell to Odegaard following a Nuno Tavares cut-back, but his low effort was repelled at close-range. We knew that it wasn't in our hands. "As a club, we have to do the right thing in the right moment. "We tried to give the fans everything they deserve, everything they have done for us and helped us to come much further as a club and as a team. Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said: "We did what we had to do.

Arsenal finishes fifth in the Premier League with 69 points, two behind Tottenham but 11 clear of sixth-place Manchester United.

2. Everton sure didn’t… The Toffees sealed safety on Thursday and perhaps ol’ Lamps took the boys out on the town to spend their per diem. 1. Gunners come to play… Gabriel Martinelli converted a 27th-minute penalty and then set up a goal for Eddie Nketiah in the 31st.

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Martin Odegaard scored a fine goal in the 82nd minute – a fitting conclusion to his season. Martinelli was there first to flick on a corner that Eddie Nketiah diverted in with quick reactions. Nketiah has been unhappy about lack of games, but now has five in seven. Everton had already secured Premier League survival in their penultimate game, but their supporters were glued to results across the country that, until City’s dramatic late three goals, were pointing towards a Liverpool title. Their slender hopes of a shock pair of results dissipating in the warm north London air as Spurs scored one then made sure by half-time they wouldn’t be beaten at Carrow Road by already relegated Norwich. Another one was passed low to Cedric Soares who had nobody near him as he sent a shot past Asmir Begovic. Three minutes later a corner was cleared but Gabriel managed to stay onside – a defender beating your offside trap is never a good sign – before scoring.

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Well over the bar. The Gunners go up the pitch, Tavares goes for goal from miles out. Martinelli had been expected to take that big late penalty at Stamford Bridge a few weeks back but Bukayo Saka wanted the responsibility. Xhaka then wins a corner after playing the ball against Alli, and then shoves the former Spurs man to go with it. Whipped into the near post, Martinelli flicks it on and Nketiah is there a few yards out to turn it home. From that corner, Arsenal double the lead.

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Dominic Calvert-Lewin cut the ball back to Van de Beek who slotted it into the net. Martinelli stepped up to take the shot and hammered it past Asmir Begovic. Gabriel got Arsenal's fourth when a Cedric shot was blocked and he nabbed the rebound and smashed it past Begovic.