London, March 5 – Arsenal moved seven points clear at the top of the Premier League with a 1-0 away win against Brighton on Wednesday, while Manchester City drew 2-2 at home against Nottingham Forest.
Bukayo Saka scored in the ninth minute, and Arsenal dominated the game after the goal, according to Xinhua.
Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson scored a goal that could decide the title race, with the England midfielder scoring an equalizer in the 76th minute.
Manchester City twice took the lead through Antoine Semenyo's volley, his seventh goal in 12 games since joining from Bournemouth, and Rodri, who scored his first goal in 22 months.
However, Morgan Gibbs-White cancelled out Semenyo's opener with a clever backheel pass, before Anderson saved a crucial point with a curling finish.
Crysencio Summerville scored the only goal to give West Ham a 1-0 away win against Fulham.
Newcastle United played for over 45 minutes with 10 players to beat Manchester United 2-1 with a dramatic last-minute winning goal from William Osula.
Jacob Ramsey was sent off at the end of the first half after receiving two yellow cards, but Anthony Gordon put Newcastle ahead from the penalty spot before Casemiro made it 1-1 in the ninth minute of first half injury time with a free kick.
Newcastle held on after the break, and Osula scored a 90th-minute wonder goal to win the match for his side, exchanging passes, cutting inside, and unleashing a curling shot to send St James' Park into raptures.
Joao Pedro scored a hat-trick as Chelsea recovered from Douglas Luiz's early goal to beat Aston Villa 4-1, with Cole Palmer scoring Chelsea's other goal.
Meanwhile, Real Sociedad will play Atletico Madrid in the Copa del Rey final after a 1-0 home win over Athletic Bilbao in the second leg of their semifinal on Wednesday and a 2-0 aggregate win.
Mikel Oyarzabal scored an 87th-minute penalty awarded by the VAR after a shirt pull on Yangel Herrera.
Initially, Real Sociedad looked to pressure high up and deny Athletic Bilbao space in midfield, and then used the pace of Goncalo Guedes and Ander Barrenetxea on the break.
Guedes forced two corners and Barrenetxea won a free kick, from which Carlos Soler forced a flying save from goalkeeper Alex Padilla.
Guedes' pace was a constant threat as he pulled the ball back from a tight angle in the 33rd minute, while the visiting defense scrambled the ball away.
He was then close to setting up Soler after Aitor Paredes lost possession, only for Paredes to redeem himself with a last-ditch challenge.
Athletic Bilbao looked to get on the front foot in the second half with Oihan Sancet almost through on goal, only to be denied with a late challenge from Sergio Gomez, while Alex Berenguer also fired wide.
The decisive moment came when the VAR called the referee over after spotting a shirt pull on Herrera. After a long delay, Oyarzabal slotted the ball home.
The final will be held on April 18.
