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Everton against Manchester United.Iwobi, who cost £27million from Arsenal in 2019, has been in fine form of late, providing three assists in his last four Premier League matches prior to Sunday's game at Goodison Park. And he maintained his purple patch with a goal right out of the top drawer as the Toffees took the lead against United.

Darts star Luke Littler is Neal Maupay's latest windup victim after "The Nuke" bit on the Brentford man's Scott McTominay joke.

Manchester United fan and darts wonderkid Luke Littler has taken matters into his own hands after Brentford's Neal Maupay took a cheap dig at Scott McTominay following the 1-1 draw at the Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday night.

West Ham United players after their horror start to the season continued.The Hammers head into the international break in the relegation zone after Neal Maupay’s strike for Everton handed them their fifth defeat in seven Premier League games. The West Ham boss said: “We had a game on Thursday night, so you have to take that into consideration as well, and we are trying to put new players in, get the best out of them and find out a bit about them.“But today I found out little bits, mainly about the players I already knew about.

Frank Lampard and David Moyes were spotted making an error as they carried wreaths before the match between Everton and West Ham United.Everton welcomed the Hammers to Goodison Park on Sunday afternoon, with both sides paying tribute to the Queen prior to the match. Both managers walked out onto the pitch in front of the players, carrying wreaths to the centre circle before a minute's silence was held and the national anthem was played.However, fans soon spotted that Lampard and Moyes were walking out in front of the wrong team and not their own players as they made their way onto the pitch.READ MORE: Premier League's youngest ever player wasn't allowed to change with first-teamThey only corrected their mistake after West Ham captain Declan Rice spotted the error and told Moyes that he was on the wrong side, causing some slight confusion between the two gaffers.One fan on social media even joked: “Nice of both managers to lead out their former clubs.” Moyes spent 11 years as Everton manager between 2002 and 2013.Who will finish higher this season, Everton or West Ham United? Let us know in the comments section below.During his time at Goodison, the Toffees qualified for the Champions League after finishing in the top four back in 2005.

Everton's clash against West Ham in the Premier League. The Ukraine international defender leaned across two of his team-mates after spotting the young fan shivering and placed his pre-match tracksuit jacket over her shoulders.

Liverpool were able to find a way past their opposing goalkeepers. As expected, Liverpool enjoyed the Lion’s share of possession, but Frank Lampard’s side began the game with greater scoring intent. Tom Davies rattled the post with a graceful outside of the boot effort, after Virgil van Dijk blocked an effort from Neal Maupay.

Rangers full back Borna Barisic is reportedly on Nottingham Forest's wish list this summer with Steve Cooper keen to continue the club's spending spree.

Brighton and Hove Albion's Leandro Trossard suffered a sickening arm injury against Southampton which left the Belgian screaming in agony.Trossard was treated by the club's medical staff for seven minutes before being stretchered off the field at St.

Brighton have brutally trolled Arsenal with their latest social media post ahead of the two sides' fixture this weekend.The South Coast side tweeted an image of their star striker Neal Maupay making a 'crying' pose as Brighton captioned the post with shifty eyes emoji.The tweet was in reference to the brawl that broke out between the sides during their 2020 clash.Brighton were able to snatch the three points through Maupay when the Frenchman found the net in the 90th minute.However, the clash was overshadowed by the ugly scenes that were sparked by Maupay's winner two seasons ago.Shortly after project restart, the two sides met, behind closed doors, at the Amex Stadium in June 2020.Maupay had been at the centre of controversy just before

What did you make of the scenes at Selhurst Park? Have your say in the comments section below.Following the game, Maupay was asked to explain the incident by former Arsenal striker and fellow Frenchman Thierry Henry on Sky Sports.“I think football is nothing without fans and without involvement with fans,” Maupay said.“It’s a derby so everyone wanted to win, of course it was really really tough.“When I scored I looked at Zaha and smiled at him as I saw him celebrating his penalty in the first half, he gave some to our fans.“I won’t say what he said or what I said but you know how it is on the pitch between players.“You give a bit of banter and I think it was a good time for me and for us after scoring in the last minute, so perfect timing

on this link here.But the Brighton forward went on to justify his emotive celebration in the spirit of the "derby".He said: "I think football is nothing without fans and without involvement with fans, it’s a derby so everyone wanted to win, of course it was really really tough. "When I scored I looked at Zaha and smiled at him and I saw him celebrating his penalty in the first half, he gave some to our fans.

Celtic rise to Premier League prominence continued on Monday night as he made his first start for Crystal Palace. But there was a familiar face in his way as his old teammate Shane Duffy lined up once again for Brighton.

Arsenal future - after changing all his social media profiles.The Gunners midfielder has been linked with a move to Marseille in the transfer window after falling out with boss Mikel Arteta.Guendouzi spent the season on loan at Hertha Berlin, having been frozen out by Arteta after clashing with Brighton forward Neal Maupay last summer.And the 22-year-old has been expected to leave the Emirates this summer with Arsenal chasing midfield targets such as Yves Bissouma, Ruben Neves and Albert Sambi Lokonga.But he appeared to hint he could be staying with the Gunners after changing his social media profiles to pictures of himself in the red and white shirt.With Granit Xhaka having emerged as a target for Jose Mourinho at Roma, and Lucas Torreira

Newcastle are set to show faith in Steve Bruce despite ongoing fears of relegation.Bruce's strugglers failed to put ground between themselves and the Premier League relegation places as Leandro Trossard, Danny Welbeck and Neal Maupay found the net for Brighton as their own worries were eased.The Magpies sit two points above Fulham with a game in hand following their latest poor showing, with the two sides set to face off at Craven Cottage on the final day.While supporters have grown increasingly frustrated of both performances and results under Bruce this season, Mike Ashley is not planning on making any changes.As reported by Sky Sports, there are no plans to end the tenure of Bruce.The report adds that while Ashley is ‘very downbeat’

Matteo Guendouzi has named the best footballer he's played with and best manager he's worked under in what could be interpreted as a thinly veiled dig at Mikel Arteta.

Arsenal outcast.Guendouzi headed to the Bundesliga side on a season-long loan back in October, though the club have struggled in recent weeks.The midfielder has scored twice in 13 appearances since moving to Germany with there having been talk about him returning to the Emirates this month.That seems unlikely with Mikel Arteta have frozen Guendouzi out after the player allegedly boasted about his wages to Brighton’s Neal Maupay.Though Guendouzi could see his spot at Hertha Berlin under threat with the club sacking boss Bruno Labbadia.Labbadia was shown the door after picking up just one win from their last eight games.A 4-1 home defeat at the hands of Werder Bremen on Saturday proved to be the final straw, while Guendouzi also hit the

Mikel Arteta has been tipped to spring a major January window surprise, by recalling exiled loanee Matteo Guendouzi. The Frenchman was a regular in the early months of Arteta’s Arsenal spell, but dropped completely out of favour following an ugly post-match altercation with Brighton striker Neal Maupay.

For the second time in a matter of months Arsenal have exacted a small piece of revenge on one of their Premier League foes.

Andy Robertson has called on the Premier League to take its players into consideration after VAR overshadowed Liverpool's draw with Brighton. The English champions had two goals chopped off for offside on the south coast before Diogo Jota put them in front on the hour mark.Brighton nicked a point deep into stoppage time, however, when the technology flagged up a foul from Robertson on Danny Welbeck in the area.A debate ensued over whether the referee had made a 'clear and obvious error' by missing the kick but he eventually pointed to the spot and Pascal Gross converted.The stop-start game was also marred by a number of injuries with Neal Maupay and James Milner both forced off with hamstring problems.

Liverpool are back at the Premier League summit despite Andy Robertson landing them in a spot of bother at the death against Brighton.Portuguese ace Diogo Jota’s ninth goal since his summer switch from Wolves appeared to have secured the Reds a sixth victory on the bounce at the Amex Stadium.But that was before Robertson missed the ball with an attempted clearance in added time, catching Danny Welbeck’s foot in the process.There were no appeals and, initially, no whistle from referee Stuart Attwell either.