Arsenal delivered a straight-forward 2-1 win over Fulham on Tuesday, keeping their dim Premier League title hopes alive but suffering a potentially-costly injury to their Champions League hopes.

We look at the clubs' best-ever finishes, their chances of winning and what to know as Palace face Villa and City take on Forest

Seconds later, BBC Sport cut to an interview with the aforementioned Ramsey, where he was told Crystal Palace await at Wembley. The Aston Villa No.41 was very respectful towards the south Londoners after being told about the FA Cup draw live on BBC one.

The magic number for Liverpool to capture a record-tying 20th top-flight title is 13, with a chance for three of them when they visit Fulham at Craven Cottage on Sunday.

Second place Arsenal will host eighth place Fulham Tuesday with just nine games left to play on the year. Learn how you can watch on Peacock today.

The Arsenal u18s still have a shot at the u18 Premier League title following their comeback win against Fulham on Tuesday.Photo via Dowman on InstagramJust like the first team, the Arsenal u18s had a

Jamie Carragher says he would love Bournemouth or Fulham to win the FA Cup this season while Gary Neville wants Aston Villa to triumph.

Arsenal beat Fulham 2-1 in the Premier League on Tuesday thanks to another goal from stand-in striker Mikel Merino while Bukayo Saka struck a few minutes into his return from nearly four months out with injury.

Aston Villa will take on Crystal Palace in the FA Cup semi-finals. Manchester City meanwhile will take on Nottingham Forest with Pep Guardiola’s side coming from behind to beat Bournemouth on Sunday evening. Semi-final ties will take place on the weekend of 26 and 27 of April.

The Brazilian has scored in both of his last two home league games (both penalties); the only players to score in 3+ successive home appearances in the Premier League for the Seagulls are Glenn Murray (twice in 2018), Pascal Gross (Aug 2018), Neal Maupay (Oct 2019), and Danny Welbeck (Oct 2024).