With Everton, Arsenal’s 1-1 draw set a pace of what would be an unexpected Saturday afternoon of the Premier League of Match Day 31.

Gunners left more points in his last attempt to catch Liverpool to the top of the pile, and now his focus would turn to the Champions League instead.

However, many sides of the division are yet to be played between the races and races above and above the table, and the races, continued nicely on April.

Crystal Palace was carrying Brighton at the Sellhurst Park, while the Ipswich Relagation rivals were about to get one on the wolf.

Graham Potter’s West Hem also faced an out-of-form Bornemouth at London Stadium. Read on to see how the match appeared.

Crystal Palace 2-1 Brighton

Eagle. The best. Again.#Cpfc // #Criba

– Crystal Palace FC (@cpfc) April 5, 2025

Crystal Palace fought Brighton in a chaotic and intense M23 Derby, winning 2-1 in the most dramatic finish in the recent Premier League history.

The gene-filip opened the scoring within three minutes, and broke the rocket to finish after the house was caught by the ball from Aberechi Asz.

The Palace’s initial dominance Brighton was disturbed, but the visitors re -grouped and leveled by Danny Welbeck only after a half -hour mark, turning the cross from Yankuba Minteh to the lower corner.

In the second half, the Palace again got the lead when Daniel Munoz drilled in imperfect efforts. The game then landed in chaos, issued three red cards – first in a substitute for two spots challenges, then Palace captain Mark Guhi and finally Brighton’s Jan Paul Van Hack.

Palace pours ahead of Brighton, as the Palace decreases in nine men. The goalkeeper Dean Henderson created a spectacular late save for Yasin Ayari in the 103rd minute, saving the host’s lead.

The resilience of 14 minutes of stoppage time was tested, but supported by a crowd of juicy cellhurst park, they held.

Ipswich 1-2 wolf

Three wins in a row Pic.twitter.com/momzjf90GK

– Wolf (@wolves) April 5, 2025

The crushing blow took place as the Ipswich #S Premier League came from behind the wolf to take a 2-1 win on Portman Road.

The hosts will keep the dreams of their top flight alive, just knowing the win, starting brilliantly and taking the lead properly in the 16th minute.

A motel ball of Excel Tuanzebe found Dara O’Sia on the back post, whose goal ended quietly by Lym Dalp for its 12th season.

Despite the initial pace of Ipswich, Wolves rose to the game, both Jorgen Strand Larson and Jean-Rickoner Balegard came closer before the break.

Finally, in the 72nd minute, Wolves received their prize. A clever move saw that the strand Larson brings a ball down inside the B inside cense before feeding Sarabia.

Spaniard had a composer and equaled it after its initial pass was blocked.

Ipswich struck the wolf again, after moments of provoking a substitute who attacked in search of the winner. In the 84th minute, Sarabia created an exquisite V Ley Led Cross from the back post, in which Larson got a sign of tapping the house closely and making it 2-1.

West Ham 2-2 Bornemouth

The issue of a hard fight at home pic.twitter.com/tap1n9y0o4

– West Ham United (@westham) April 5, 2025

Bornemouth and West Ham were robbed in a 2-2 draw at London Stadium.

In a match filled with drama, Ivanelson opened the scoring in the first half, after making speculative efforts of Alphons Aerola Perid Antoin Semenio on the rebound inside the six-yard b inside cs.

When Ilya Zabarni’s header from the corner of Lewis Cook caused the crossbar to the crossbar, visitors almost doubled their advantage before the break.

Graham Potter reacted at half a time, introduced Nicklas F2 Lcrug and Carlos Solar at the beginning of the second half, and had an immediate impact on the German striker. Just a minute after arriving, Fulcrge administered a header to level the scores 1-1 from the James Ward-Provise Corner.

West Ham took control and completed by Jarod Bowen a few minutes later, who guided Capa Arizabalaga in the past following the bright wing game and the pinpoint cross of Mohammed Kudas.

But Bornemouth was not done. For more than just ten minutes to play, Capa restarted fast, Dean Huzesen won the air duel, and Ivanelson entered his second goal to make his second goal a home and to achieve a well -deserved equalizer.