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Premier League review

Apr 25, 2026 14:49
By radiokerrysport
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Premier League review

Fulham have boosted their chances of securing European football next season with a 1-nil win at home to fourth-placed Aston Villa in the Premier League.

The victory moves them two points off the top six.

Tottenham's hopes of Premier League survival have been boosted with a 1-nil win at relegated Wolves.

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Fellow strugglers West Ham grabbed a 2-1 victory with Everton to keep Spurs in the bottom three.

Liverpool's resurgence continues as they got past Crystal Palace 3-1 at Anfield.

Oxford have been relegated from the Championship, despite beating Sheffield Wednesday 4-1.

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They knew they were down before they kicked off because of Charlton's 2-1 win over Hull earlier.

That ensured the south London team survive. So too West Brom, despite their points deduction.

Ipswich were held nil-nil at the Hawthorns but move second above Millwall in third on goal difference - and have a game in hand.

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Middlesbrough were 5-1 winners over Watford to go fourth. They still have slim hopes of automatic promotion.

Derby's chances of making the top six are still alive too after a dramatic late 3-2 victory at QPR.

But Norwich's 1-1 draw with Swansea killed off any remaining hopes of a play-off spot.

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Elsewhere, Birmingham beat Bristol City 2-1 and Preston were 3-2 winners at Sheffield United.

Portsmouth won at Stoke 3-1.

MK Dons have clinched promotion from League Two with a 3-nil win at home to Tranmere.

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The leaders are five points clear of fourth-placed Cambridge with one game to go.

Cambridge will join them in League One if they win at home to Barrow and other results go their way.

York have been dramatically promoted back to the Football League after 10 years away.

Their National League game at second placed Rochdale finished 1-1.

The home team scored on 95 minutes and were due to go up.

But an equaliser in the 13 minute of added time after a pitch invasion means York are back in League Two.

Rochdale have to settle for the play-offs despite their total of 106 points.

Celtic aim to move level on points with Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts with victory at home to Falkirk this evening.

Bottom side Livingston picked up just their second league win of the season by getting past St Mirren 2-nil to keep their slim survival hopes alive.

Aberdeen sealed a 1-nil victory over Kilmarnock.

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