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		</div><p>Arsenal will head into the new year with a seven-point lead at the summit of the Premier League following a 4-2 win at Brighton.</p>
<p>Bukayo Saka opened the scoring after just 65 seconds before Martin Odegaard doubled Arsenal’s advantage with Eddie Nketiah adding a third shortly after the interval.</p>
<p>Kaoru Mitoma pulled one back for the Seagulls only for Gabriel Martinelli to net Arsenal’s fourth.</p>
<p>Teenager Evan Ferguson scored a second for the home side, but Mikel Arteta’s side saw out the the final Premier League fixture of 2022 to record another victory.</p>
<p>Earlier, Demarai Gray scored a stunning equaliser as Everton ended 2022 by snatching an unexpected point against Manchester City.</p>
<p>Erling Haaland looked to have put Pep Guardiola’s side on course for victory in a scrappy contest at the Etihad Stadium before Gray responded with a sublime curling effort from the edge of the area just after the hour.</p>
<p>It ended a run of four games without a win for Everton and eased some of the pressure on manager Frank Lampard.</p>
<p>Marcus Rashford climbed off the bench and the naughty step to fire Manchester United to victory at Wolves.</p>
<p>The striker, dropped by boss Erik ten Hag for disciplinary reasons, grabbed his 11th goal of the season to send United into the top four with a 1-0 win.</p>
<p>Fabian Schar passed up a hat-trick of chances as Newcastle’s hopes of a seventh successive Premier League win were dashed by Leeds.</p>
<p>The Magpies’ best opportunities fell to the Switzerland international – and fellow defender Dan Burn – but neither were able to break the deadlock at St James’ Park.</p>
<p>Southampton will begin 2023 at the foot of the Premier League after a last-gasp Joao Palhinha goal condemned them to a 2-1 defeat at Fulham.</p>
<p>James Ward-Prowse thought he had secured a first point under new Saints boss Nathan Jones when he scored a free-kick to cancel out his own goal.</p>
<p>But Palhinha struck a minute from time with a far-post header to leave Southampton rock bottom.</p>
<p>Crystal Palace picked up three vital points with a 2-0 win over Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium.</p>
<p>Both goals for Palace, who had failed to register any shots on target in their Boxing Day loss to Fulham, came from first-half set pieces.</p>
<p>Jordan Ayew opened the scoring when he nodded in a corner from Michael Olise, who also set up Eberechi Eze for the Eagles’ second.</p>
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