WHAT HAPPENED We finished the season in style, scoring five in a dominant performance against Everton in the north London sunshine. Results elsewhere meant that the win wasn’t enough to secure Champions League qualification, but a finishing position of fifth – with 69 points (our highest tally since 2016/17) – represents a marked improvement on last season. The Everton fans were in full voice as the game kicked off, still celebrating confirming Premier League safety on Thursday night, but it was the home side who started on top. The opening 10 minutes was played almost exclusively in the Everton half, with Martin Odegaard having a shot blocked and Bukayo Saka firing over before...
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