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Arsenal vs Stoke, Premier League as it happened: Latest score and goal updates

All the action from the Emirates

Liam Corless
Sunday 01 April 2018 06:25 EDT
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Arsenal take on Stoke in Sunday's early Premier League fixture.

The Gunners need all three points as they attempt to haul in those above them and keep their vain hopes of a top four place alive. Meanwhile, the Potters are in equally dire need of a win with relegation now a real possibility for Paul Lambert's men as we head into the crucial run-in.

We will have all the latest from the Emirates in the live blog below.


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89' - Callum Hudson-Odoi replaces Alvaro Morata for Chelsea, while Moussa Sissoko replaces Erik Lamela for Spurs.

Liam Corless1 April 2018 17:46

90' - Four minutes of added time to come.

Liam Corless1 April 2018 17:48

Full-time - Chelsea 1-3 Spurs

The referee blows his whistle for the final time today and Spurs have won a Premier League match at Stamford Bridge for the first time in 28 years.

Alvaro Morata opened the scoring for Chelsea in the first half but a super Christian Eriksen strike just before half-time following by a couple of Dele Alli goals after the break sealed the win for the visitors.

Fourth-placed Tottenham are now eight points clear of Chelsea in fifth with just seven games to play.

Thanks for tuning into our coverage of today's two matches. Have a good night!

Liam Corless1 April 2018 17:55

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