Premier League video highlights: Week 2 goals as they happened

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Goals are what we come for and goal videos are what you’ll get here.

The Premier League’s busy 10am ET window delivered early goals from Manchester City and Arsenal.

[ WHAT WE LEARNED: Villa 2-1 Everton ]

Gabriel Jesus and Kevin De Bruyne were the stars of the first halves, and Jamie Vardy had a penalty taken away from him after Video Assistant Referee caught his clear embellishment.

Here are the goals below as they happened, with video as fast as we can deliver it!


Premier League final scores, goals from 10am ET kickoffs:

Arsenal 4-2 Leicester – Watch live on Peacock Premium
Brighton 0-0 Newcastle – Watch live on Peacock Premium
Man City 4-0 AFC Bournemouth – USA Network – WATCH LIVE
Southampton 2-2 Leeds – Watch live on Peacock Premium
Wolves 0-0 Fulham – Watch live on Peacock Premium


Kyle Waker-Peters scores! Southampton 2-2 Leeds, 82′

It’s fallen apart for the visitors and St. Mary’s is thrilled to have Kyle Walker-Peters still a member of the squad.

It’s a big point for Saints if they can hang on for it. Or can they grab all three?


FULHAM PENALTY! MITROVIC SAVED! Wolves 0-0 Fulham, 81′


Jefferson Lerma own goal! Man City 4-0 Bournemouth, 79′


Gabriel Martinelli scores (Jesus assist)! Arsenal 4-2 Leicester, 75′

Leicester really hates getting within a goal, huh?

Jesus spots Martinelli, and the other Gabriel drives a low shot across the box and inside the post.

Danny Ward has not been good today and the post-Kasper Schmeichel era has seen six goals in 166 minutes.


James Maddison scores (Iheanacho assist)! Arsenal 3-2 Leicester, 74′

Nigerian forward Kelechi Iheanacho cuts a cute pass across his body to meet James Maddison’s run.

The English attacker’s shot nutmegs Aaron Ramsdale, who is not gonna love to review his day at the office.


Joe Aribo scores (Adam Armstrong assist)! Southampton 1-2 Leeds, 72′

Well, hold on! Saints’ signing from Rangers has delivered a comeback chance.


Rodrigo scores again (Struijk assist)! Southampton 0-2 Leeds, 60′

St. Mary’s is not pleased. As for me, I told you to sign Rodrigo for Fantasy Premier League this week.


Granit Xhaka scores (Jesus assist)! Arsenal 3-1 Leicester City, 55′

And it’s only for the moment thanks to a big mistake from Danny Ward, who drops the ball in traffic.

The Leicester City keeper can only watch as Gabriel Jesus taps the ball into the path of Granit Xhaka for the quickfire answer.


William Saliba own goal! Arsenal 2-1 Leicester City, 53′

It’s unlucky for William Saliba, who has to head the ball away from an onrushing Jamie Vardy and doesn’t crane his neck enough to push it wide of the post.

Aaron Ramsdale can’t get to it, and Leicester’s back in it for the moment.


Rodrigo scores (Harrison assist)! Southampton 0-1 Leeds, 46′

What a start to the second half for Leeds, and what a start to the season for Rodrigo.

Jack Harrison’s low cross gets a flicked finish from Rodrigo, who has goals in consecutive games and has given Jesse Marsch’s Leeds a 1-0 lead.


Jamie Vardy penalty overturned!

Aaron Ramsdale comes out for the ball and Jamie Vardy hits the deck as the Arsenal keeper tries to dodge the charging Leicester forward.

Vardy clearly dove and VAR asks for head referee review. No pen, as it should’ve been.


Phil Foden goal video (De Bruyne assist)! Man City 3-0 Bournemouth, 37′


Gabriel Jesus goal video: Arsenal 2-0 Leicester City, 35′

Jesus is not above following the ball to the back post, and the Brazilian gets his reward, making it a brace.


Kevin De Bruyne goal video (Haaland assist)! Man City 2-0 Bournemouth, 31′

What a goal. Outside of the foot artistry for Man City’s Belgian star.

Gabriel Jesus goal video (Xhaka assist): Arsenal 1-0 Leicester City, 23′

Craft and class from the Brazilian. Purely wonderful stuff.


Ilkay Gundogan goal video (Haaland assist)! Man City 1-0 Bournemouth, 19′


ICYMI: Aston Villa 2-1 Everton video highlights

Steven Gerrard got the better of old pal Frank Lampard despite a late fight back from the Villans.

What we learned: Villa 2-1 Everton

Premier League final table: Final standings for 2022-23 season

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If it’s the 2022-23 Premier League table you’re after, you’ve come to the right place.

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After the break for the 2022 World Cup, the Premier League returned with a bang and the start to 2023 delivered plenty of fun and it continued into the business end of the season.

Manchester City chased down Arsenal to win yet another Premier League title. Manchester United’s new-look side reclaimed a place in the top four, and so did Newcastle. Brighton and Aston Villa surprised by qualifying for Europe, while Liverpool dips into an unusual competition for its recent standards.

Teams were relegated. Managers were sacked. And here’s how the table looked when all was said and done.


Premier League final table – End of season

Premier League standings

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Leicester relegated despite final day win over West Ham

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Leicester City has been relegated to the Championship despite getting the win it needed to have hope of survival: a 2-1 defeat of West Ham United at the King Power Stadium on Championship Sunday.

Leicester entered the day two points back of Everton for 17th place on the Premier League table and got goals from Harvey Barnes and Wout Faes to secure three points, but Everton outlasted Bournemouth 1-0 to match the Foxes and keep them below the dreaded line.

WATCH LEICESTER vs WEST HAM FULL MATCH REPLAY STREAM – LINK

Leicester finishes its season with 34 points in 18th place on the Premier League table.

West Ham, on the other hand, will be forgiven for focusing on the Europa Conference League Final but fought hard for an equalizer even though it only found a Pablo Fornals marker after Leicester had gone ahead two. The Irons finish 14th with 40 points.

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Too little, too late for Foxes

“Too little, too late” may go down as the story of the Foxes season.

Leicester did not get its recruitment plans correct — somewhat forced by Financial Fair Play — and then put too much faith in Brendan Rodgers to make things work.

Dean Smith got some performances out of this men, few better than Sunday, but this ultimately feels like a fait accompli: Sometimes, the whole is less than the sum of its parts. Despite big seasons from Harvey Barnes and James Maddison, this was that.

There’s also the question of playing for a draw against Newcastle on Monday, but let’s not heap criticism on Dean Smith for taking a calculated risk. He deserves better.


Leicester vs West Ham player ratings: Stars of the Show

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Harvey Barnes goal video: Leicester lifeline!


Wout Faes goal video: Foxes double the lead


Pablo Fornals goal video: Irons pull one back


How to watch Leicester vs West Ham live, stream link and start time

Kick off: 11:30am ET Sunday
TV Channel: SYFY
Online: Watch live on Peacock + Watch live on NBCSports.com


Key storylines & star players

Leicester would love to see Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Wilfred Ndidi pass fitness checks, but Dean Smith will have rested and ready Harvey Barnes and James Maddison in a bid to score more goals than the Irons.

West Ham could be seeing the penultimate appearance of Declan Rice in an Irons shirt, as the big-money midfielder is being linked to several big clubs in the Premier League.


Leicester team news, injuries, lineup options

OUT: James Justin (calf), Jannik Vestergaard (calf), Wilfred Ndidi (thigh), Caglar Soyuncu (thigh), Ryan Bertrand (other)

West Ham team news, injuries, lineup options

OUT: Gianluca Scamacca (knee)

Chivas vs Tigres: How to watch live, stream link, updates

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Chivas and Tigres square off in Guadalajara on Sunday (kick off 9:25pm ET) as the second leg of Liga MX’s Clausura final should be absolutely epic.

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Tied at 0-0 from the first leg of the final in San Nicolas on Thursday, the advantage is with red-hot Chivas as their stunning recent form saw them win their final four games of the Clausura regular season to finish third in the table before beating Atlas and Club America in the playoffs.

Victor Guzman and Alexis Vega are Chivas’ main attacking threats as they will keep it tight defensively and the energy of the home crowd at Akron Stadium should be a huge help as Chivas aim to win their first Clausura title since 2017, when they also beat Tigres in the final.

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Tigres finished seventh in the Clausura standings and beat Toluca and Monterrey to reach the final. The duo of Sebastian Cordova and Andre-Pierre Gignac are their main hope of winning on the road in Guadalajara and lifting the trophy.

Below is everything you need for Chivas vs Tigres, one of whom will be crowned as the Clausura champions on Sunday.


How to watch Chivas vs Tigres live, stream link and start time

Kick off: Sunday, May 28 – 9:25pm ET 
TV Channel: Telemundo, Universo
Online: Stream via Peacock


First leg Tigres vs Chivas video highlights – 0-0


Leeds relegated from Premier League as Harry Kane hits 30-goal mark

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Leeds (31 points – 19th place) have been relegated from the Premier League after they were beaten 4-1 by Tottenham at Elland Road on the final day of the 2022-23 season.

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Harry Kane scored twice more to complete his second 30-goal season, as Tottenham (60 points – 8th place) missed out on the Premier League’s final European place with Aston Villa beating 6th-place Brighton to qualify for the Europa Conference League. Now, a painfully pivotal summer of hirings and signings awaits for Spurs.

It was a nightmare start for Leeds, who needed not only a victory of their own but also points to be dropped by both Everton and Leicester above them. Tottenham’s first foray into Leeds’ penalty area ended with Kane hammering the ball past Joel Robles.

WATCH LEEDS vs TOTTENHAM FULL MATCH REPLAY

New half, same story for Leeds, who conceded once again barely a minute into the second half. Kane turned provider this time, as he lofted a blind ball into the channel for the overlapping Pedro Porro, who barely had a sight of goal with Robles smothering the near post. But, Porro placed a pinpoint strike just inside the far post from a tight angle.

Leeds gave themselves a faint hope when he slotted home after Georginio Rutter picked him out between two defenders in the 67th minute, but Kane answered just two minutes later with his second of the day and the 280th — and potentially final — goal of his Tottenham career.


Leeds United relegation reaction

Club statement:

“Everyone connected with Leeds United is deeply disappointed by the club’s relegation back to the Sky Bet Championship, after three seasons in the Premier League.

“Relegation is painful, and we apologize to our fanbase that the performances this season have not seen the club consolidate our status as we had all hoped.

“However, Leeds United remains in a strong position to build a team that can challenge for promotion from the Championship next season.

“We know things have not been good enough, we know we have to improve, but please be assured that behind the scenes we have worked hard to ensure that the past will not be repeated. Our focus is now on how we get straight back to the Premier League.

“Thank you for your unwavering support for the players and the badge, our objective is to continue to build the club into the one you deserve.”


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Leeds vs Tottenham, final score: 1-4

2nd minute – Harry Kane hammers home Tottenham’s opening goal

47th minute – Pedro Porro places a pinpoint strike inside the far post for 2-0

67th minute – Jack Harrison gives Leeds a late lifeline

69th minute – Harry Kane answers immediately with his 30th goal of the season

90th minute +4 – Lucas Moura adds to Leeds misery with Spurs’ 4th goal


How to watch Leeds vs Tottenham live, stream link and start time

Kick off: 11:30 am ET, Sunday
TV channel: CNBC
Online: Stream via Peacock Premium + Watch on NBCSports.com


Key storylines & star players

Leeds have had plenty of time opportunities to drag themselves out of the bottom-three and away from the relegation scrap as a whole, but they are now winless in their last eight games (0W-2D-6L) and have won just three of their last 24. Their biggest problem? The Premier League’s worst defensive record in 2022-23 — 74 goals conceded in 37 games. In each of the last four seasons, the side to concede the most goals has been relegated.

With another summer of uncertainty (from the manager to most of the first-team squad) on the cards for Spurs, Sunday could be the final time Harry Kane pulls on the white shirt of Tottenham, following reports this week that he will ask — or perhaps has already asked — to leave the club if a fair offer is made. Kane’s 278 goals make him the club’s all-time record goal scorer, and his departure could signal a full-blown tear-down and rebuild for the incoming manager still to be hired.


Leeds team news, injuries, lineup options

OUT: Tyler Adams (hamstring – out for season), Luis Sinisterra (ankle – out for season), Patrick Bamford (thigh)

Tottenham team news, injuries, lineup options

OUT: Cristian Romero (undisclosed), Rodrigo Bentancur (torn ACL – out for season), Hugo Lloris (hip), Eric Dier (hernia), Ryan Sessegnon (thigh), Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (undisclosed)

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