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End of season report card: Grading each Premier League's season A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Another year bites the dust. Time to looks back on a successful season of Premier League football and find who were the winners and losers of this campaign. Arsenal – E Simply not where Arsenal Football Club should be. A win on the final day took them up to eighth position. Gunners fans are insistent on ‘trusting the process’ with Mikel Arteta, but there simply must be improvement next season. Pierre-E...

Report: Arsenal want player with 24 Champions League appearances, Wenger loves him Photo by Gerrit van Keulen/BSR Agency/Getty Images According to Goal, Arsenal want to sign Ajax glovesman André Onana as they look to bolster their goalkeeping department. Goal believe that the Gunners tried to sign the 25-year-old in January, although they didn’t have the finances to submit a firm offer. Instead, Arsenal sign Mathew Ryan from Brighton. Now however, they are back in for the 18-cap Cameroon international. Onana is currently serving a 12-month ban handed to him by UEFA for doping, after he t...

Brighton 2-0 Leeds: Player ratings as Gross & Welbeck ease Seagulls' relegation fears Gross' penalty proved the difference between Brighton and Leeds | Pool/Getty Images From the Amex - Brighton moved up to 14th and established a ten point gap above the relegation zone as Pascal Gross' penalty and Danny Welbeck's stunning finish saw them beat a blunt Leeds at the Amex. Uncharastically given their performances over the season, the Seagulls' early pressure told in the 14th minute when Welbeck was hauled down in the area, allowing Gross to convert clinically for the opener. Brighton celebrate We...

Having lost their last consecutive league games [against Manchester City, Leeds United, Aston Villa and Wolverhampton Wanderers], the Cottagers travelled to North London with the ambition of ending their poor run. For the Gunners – who are still basking in the euphoria of their Europa League triumph over Slavia Prague – victory over Scot Parker’s men would see them move up the log. As expected, the game got off to an explosive start with both teams trying to get much-needed goals. Nonetheless, the first half ended on a no winner no vanquished note. Five minutes before both teams headed ...

Graham Potter has turned Brighton from being a side struggling in the Premier League relegation battle to one of the most in-form teams in the Premier League.