Day 8
Hull City: 19. Tzolakis - 2. Coyle L. (Norton-Cuffy, 65), 3. Giles (Cho M-A., 65), 6. Ajayi, 15. Egan, 22. Herrington - 21. Stroud, 27. Slater, 42. Iroegbunam (Morita, 72) - 10. Belloumi (Gelhardt, 86) - 9. McBurnie (Vaz R-o, 86)
Substitution: Norton-Cuffy (from 65); Cho M-A. (from 65); Morita (from 72); Gelhardt (from 86); Vaz R-o (from 86)
Bench: 12. Phillips D. - 17. McNair - 25. Crooks - 7. Thomas S.
Brentford: 1. Kelleher - 2. Hickey (Damsgaard M., 62), 4. van den Berg S., 20. Ajer, 33. Kayode M. - 8. Jensen Ma. - 18. Sangaré - 7. Schade (Anthony J., 62), 9. Thiago I., 11. Ouattara Da. (Wilson C., 78), 23. Lewis-Potter (Diouf Mal., 78)
Substitution: Damsgaard M. (from 62); Anthony J. (from 62); Diouf Mal. (from 78); Wilson C. (from 78)
Bench: 12. Valdimarsson H.R, - 22. Collins N., 44. Schuster J., 48. Fredrick B. - 39. Gustavo Nunes
Yellow Cards: Hickey 23
Brentford turned a narrow lead into a commanding 3-0 victory

Chelsea once again showed their defensive frailties but avoided a home defeat

The Bees were sharper, more cohesive and far more clinical, exposing the weaknesses in a Spurs side

The promoted side delivered an early reality check to one of English football's biggest names

Hull secured their long-awaited return to the Premier League

Ipswich Town have secured an immediate return to the Premier League

Manchester United took a decisive step toward reclaiming their place among Europe’s elite

Brentford were left frustrated after surrendering a two-goal lead

West Ham United finally overcame one of their most troublesome opponents

Chelsea are back in the conversation for a UEFA Champions League place

While the scoreline may suggest a routine evening for Pep Guardiola’s side, the reality at the Etihad told a more nuanced story

Arsenal delivered another confident performance, defeating Brentford to restore their five-point cushion at the top of the Premier League

Hull City
Brentford