2024-25 Premier League: Week 38 Roundup

Roundup of the last day of 2024-25 Premier League season when the last classification was completed.

Ilkay Gundogan’s bike-kick and Erling Haaland’s penalty saw Manchester City secure the third with a 2-0 win at Fulham, who guaranteed the Champions League qualification.

Chelsea walked past Nottingham Forest to secure fourth place with a 1-0 victory in the city area through the 50th minute winner of Levi Colwill, while the difficult trees of Nuno Espirito Santo finished seventh.

The 65th minute winner of Carlos Alcaraz for Everton in St James’ Park left Newcastle to miss the last spot of Champions League.

Aston Villa did not finally succeed in the Champions League spot from the Newcastle grip after the villains of Unai Emery had sustained a 2-0 loss at Manchester United, as Amad Diallo and Christian Eriksen scored after Emiliano Martinez was serrated for a mistake on rasmus Højlund.

Villa therefore decided sixth on goal difference and qualified for the Europa League of next season, while Forest will play in the Conference League.

Elsewhere Jack Hinshelwood’s Brace Plus Late goals from Matt O’RiLey and Diego Gomez Brighton Safe Eightth Safe with a comeback 4-1 victory at Europa League champions, Tottenham, after the punishment of Dominic Solanke had put traces during the half time.

Brentford therefore missed the eighth after the opening goal of Bryan Mbeumo was canceled by Marshall Munetsi in a 1-1 draw at Wolves.

Bournemouth further deteriorated Brentford’s pain by jumping above the bees of Thomas Frank to finish ninth after the second half of Antoine Semenyo Leicester saw in a 2-0 home victory for the cherries of Andoni Iraola.

Mohamed Salah saved Liverpool from a muted home party with an 85th minute equalizer in a 1-1 draw against Crystal Palace in Anfield, after Ismaila Sarr the Eagles of Oliver Glasner had placed in a lead in the ninth minute.

The 90th-minute winner of Martin Odegaard saw Arsenal grab a 2-1 win in Southampton to secure the vice champion after the opening goal of Kieran Tierney was canceled by the header of Ross Stewart.

Ipswich bowed from the top flight with a 3-1 loss at home at West Ham after Jarrod Bowen and Mohammed Kudus sealed the victory for the hammers in the second half, after initially led through the goal of James Ward-Prowse before Nathan Broadhead briefly brought the level of the tractor boys.

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