The Premier League returned for a few in the middle of the week when we are on the way in March and four games were offered for the kick-off procedure on Tuesday.
Brighton and Bournemouth met in the Amex for a large collision, with both sides watching a spot for Champions League this season and wanted to keep pace with the teams around them.
During his time in South London, Oliver Glasers welcomed Crystal Palace team Aston Villa to live and also wanted to finish in the top 4 of the Premier League this season.
In the meantime, Fulham traveled to wolves, which are still not before relegation, while the cottas in Europe can sniff a rare campaign in Europe.
And Chelsea was hosting Bottom Placed Southampton in one, which could only be seen as a trust pane for the blues.
Read on to see how the entire action develops among the lights.
Brighton 2-1 Bournemouth
FT: A big victory in the Amex! 🤩
(2-1) 📲 #Bhabou // #Bhaff 🔵⚪️ pic.twitter.com/zrok79eevj
– Brighton & Hove Albion (@officialbhafc) February 25, 2025
Brighton secured a hard-fought 2-1 win over Bournemouth in the Amex Stadium, and Danny Welbeck’s strike late.
The seagulls started brightly and took the lead in the 12th minute when Joao Pedro converted a penalty, the Kepa Arrizabalaga put down the Brazilian in the penalty area.
Brighton continued to close opportunities, with Kaoru hit the post with a groom and Georginio Rutter blocked several efforts. However, Bournemouth also threatened, whereby Antoine Semenyo Bart Forced a key streak before the break.
After half-time, Bournemouth pushed a balance and was rewarded in the 61st minute when Justin Kluivert loosened a breathtaking long-distance strike into the upper corner.
The cherries grew confidently, with James Hill and Marcus Tavernier both went into the late stages.
Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler replied with the introduction of Welbeck, and the move immediately paid off. Only a few moments after the emergence Welbeck climbed Rutter’s passage and ended the 75th minute the long post to restore the guidance of the seagulls.
Bournemouth pushed a late balance, with Kluivert and Luis Sinisterra both tested, while even Kepa ventured forward for a last gas corner, but it was a goal that they would not find.
The Victory picks up Brighton, while in 2025 they continue their strong home form, while Bournemouth’s seven games ended unbeaten run despite a spirited performance.
Crystal Palace 4-1 Aston Villa
Another three points, again three points, three points again, Ole Ole.#Cpfc // #Cryavl pic.twitter.com/cjxtbuivih
– Crystal Palace FC (@cpfc) February 25, 2025
Crystal Palace produced a dazzling performance for the Aston Villa with 4: 1 in Selhurst Park.
The first half started slowly, with a few chances in opening 15 minutes. However, the Palace broke the Deadlock in the 29th minute when Ismaila Sarr from Chris Richard’s header protruded to the slot.
The villa believed that they had balanced Morgan Rogers, but the goal was excluded after a Var check for the offside. The palace had a narrow 1-0 lead at halftime.
The villa came out more in the second half and found its balance in the 52nd minute when Rogers hit an Ollie Watkins before he passed Dean Henderson.
However, the Palace reacted quickly, with Jean-Philippe Mateta restored his lead just seven minutes later after a clever dismissal of Eberechi Eze.
Sarr then doubled his balance sheet in the 71st minute with a breathtaking volley in the other corner. The villa pushed for an answer, but Palace refused all the clear possibilities.
The hosts sealed the victory in added time when Eddie Nketiah taped a Tyrick Mitchell in a low cross to make it 4-1.
The faithful of Selhurst Park broke out for the celebration when the palace under Oliver Glasner stretched out their impressive form.
Wolves 1-2 Fulham
What a performance! 👊#Wool pic.twitter.com/st1k0spxfj
– Fulham Football Club (@Fulhamfc) February 25, 2025
Fulham secured a 2-1 win over wolves in Molineux, with fast starts demonstrating the most important difference in both halves.
Ryan Sessegtnon opened the rating just a few minutes after the match and ended Kühl past Jose Sa after Andreas Pereia’s Wolves defense was divided perfectly through the ball.
Despite the early setback, wolves reacted well and found a balance in the 19th minute. Rayan Ait-Nouris Dangerous Cross caused chaos in the Fulham Box and made it possible to unleash a strong strike to Bernd Leno.
After a remaining rest of the first half, Fulham scored again in the second half. Rodrigo Muniz adhered to an excellent pass from Adama Traore and carried out a delightful chip above the Saonusrushing -SA and re -forward visitors in the 47th minute.
Wolves pushed for a different balance, enjoyed long ownership spells and created several half chances. Matheus Cunha and Gomes both came close, while a decisive block from Doyle Pereira prevented Fulham’s leadership.
When the game entered the stop time, wolves continued, but the cutting edge was missing to break through. Fulham looked the final moments and secured three valuable points on the street.
Chelsea 4-0 Southampton
Four goals, three points! 😁#Cfc | #Chestou pic.twitter.com/kechbfg4xQ
– Chelsea FC (@chelafc) February 25, 2025
Chelsea achieved a dominant performance when she subsided with a 4-0 win to Southampton. Enzo Maresca’s team took control early and never looked at an enthusiastic home.
The breakthrough came in the 24th minute, when Christopher Nkunku came home after a blow from tose Adarabioyo. Chelsea doubled his advantage a little more than ten minutes later, with Pedro Neto laying on the Nkunku passport before entering the nearby strong post.
The hosts added a third party shortly before half -time when Levi Colwill climbed at the highest to lead Netos Pinpoint Cross past Aaron Ramsdale.
The blues finally dropped out of their dominant exhibition in the 78th minute when Tyrique George Marc Cucurella, who shot home from the penalty area to make it 4-0.
Southampton hardly offered an attack, with her best opportunity Paul Onuachu fell, whose header was denied by Filip Jorgensen.
It was a professional and polished performance of Chelsea that continues her advance after a top-four finish.
