Only 1: 1 for Arsenal against Burnley, an important victory for Leicester

The 27th round of the Premier League opened today (Saturday), when Arsenal returned to shuffle and parted ways in a disappointing 1-1 draw with Burnley away. Also, Wolves stumbled again with a 0-0 draw against Aston Villa. In another game, Southampton came back to win after nine rounds with 0: 2 over Sheffield United.

Burnley – Arsenal 1: 1

Precisely after the big 1: 3 over Leicester, which was their second victory in the last three games up to the current round, the Gunners of Mikel Arte returned to show weak ability. It actually started well for the visitors, with Pierre Emerick Obmiang giving them the lead after just 6 minutes with his ninth goal of the season.

But the hostess really did not give up. In the 39th minute, Chris Wood awarded a tie that basically determined the outcome of the match. After 27 rounds, Arsenal continues to shuffle in the middle of the table and is only in tenth place with 38 points while on the other hand, Burnley with 30 points in 15th place.

Sheffield United – Southampton 2: 0

The Saints, who have drawn one and eight losses in the last nine rounds, have managed to break the negative streak and move away significantly from the red line. On the other hand, the lock of the table failed to leverage the 0: 1 over Aston Villa and remained 12 points away from a safe shore. James Ward Fraus scored the first (32), Che Adams (50) doubled and set up the game.

Aston Villa – Wolves 0: 0

Wolves’ bad season continues when she fails to rise and recorded a third game without a win and could fall to the bottom of the table at the end of the round. Villa, on the other hand, may lose ninth place and record a second game without a win.

Brighton – Leicester 2: 1

The visitors were already on their way to a third game in a row without a win, but came back from behind and scored all three points dramatically. The veteran Lana man put Brighton ahead in the 10th minute, but Kalchi Ihanacho set up the game in the 62nd minute after receiving a simply wonderful depth ball from Murray Tillmans. When it looked like we were on our way to a points split, Daniel Amarti decided the game in the 88th minute and Leicester took a very significant step in their battle for the top 4. Brighton on the other hand, are heavily complicated at the bottom.