“Žota Nets Against Everton as City Cheers; Grealish Finds the Net at Last”

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        <p>Žota celebrates scoring a goal, Photo: Reuters</p>
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    <p>In the latest "Merseyside derby," Liverpool triumphed over their city rivals Everton with a resounding 3-1 victory at Anfield during the Premier League's 30th round.</p>

    <p>The Reds solidified their 12-point advantage over Arsenal, inching closer to the title, while also breaking Everton's nine-match unbeaten run in the league.</p>

    <p>Everton had a promising opportunity in the first half when Beto broke free and came face-to-face with Kelleher, only to strike the post.</p>

    <p>The first half also featured a questionable challenge from Tarkowski on McAllister, resulting in only a yellow card, though many felt it warranted a red.</p>

    <p>Liverpool dictated the game and broke through in the 57th minute when Žota found the back of the net.</p>

    <p>The Reds have now secured their fourth consecutive Premier League victory over Everton at Anfield without conceding.</p>

    <p>Meanwhile, Manchester City defeated Leicester 2-0 at the Etihad Stadium.</p>

    <p>City's goals came from Jack Grealish in the second minute and Omar Marmoush in the 29th. Grealish celebrated his first Premier League goal since December 16, 2023, against Crystal Palace.</p>

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    <p>With their 15th victory of the season, City currently sits in fourth place in the Premier League standings with 51 points, just ahead of Newcastle in the race for Champions League qualification.</p>

    <p>Leicester, facing their seventh consecutive defeat, finds themselves in 19th place with 17 points.</p>

    <p>In the next round, City will take on Manchester United, while Leicester will face Newcastle.</p>

    <p>Newcastle managed to edge out Brentford with a 2-1 win at home.</p>

    <p>Aleksander Isak put Newcastle ahead in the second minute of first-half stoppage time.</p>

    <p>Brian Mbeumo equalized for Brentford in the 66th minute from a penalty, but just eight minutes later Sandro Tonali scored the decisive goal for Newcastle.</p>

    <p>Aston Villa secured a 3-0 away victory against Brighton.</p>

    <p>The Birmingham side took the lead with a goal from Marcus Rashford in the 51st minute, and shortly after, Brighton had a goal disallowed for handball.</p>

    <p>Marco Asensio sealed the game for Aston Villa in the 78th minute, followed by Donyel Malen’s goal deep into stoppage time.</p>

    <p>In another fixture, Ipswich triumphed over Bournemouth with a 2-1 scoreline.</p>

    <p>Nathan Broadhead opened the scoring for Ipswich in the 34th minute, and Liam Delap doubled the lead in the 60th, while Evanilson netted Bournemouth’s sole goal in the 67th minute.</p>

    <p>After five matches without a win, Bournemouth sits in 10th place with 44 points, while Ipswich occupies the 18th spot in the relegation zone with 20 points.</p>

    <p>Southampton and Crystal Palace played to a 1-1 draw.</p>

    <p>Paul Onuachu scored in the 20th minute to give Southampton the lead, but Mathieu França equalized for Palace in the second minute of stoppage time.</p>

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