There were some potentially decisive results in Saturday’s Premier League action as West Ham claimed a big win in their fight against the drop, while third-placed Aston Villa dropped further points.

The Hammers won 2-0 at Burnley to move within three points of 17th-placed Nottingham Forest, who were beaten 3-1 by Leeds on Friday night.

Villa are now nine points behind Arsenal in the Premier League after a 1-1 draw at Bournemouth, with the Gunners strengthening their grip on the Premier League title. 3-0 win over Sunderland. Villa also have Manchester United and Chelsea breathing down their necks behind them after both won their fourth league game in a row against them. Tottenham And the wolf

Elsewhere, there was drama in west London as Everton scored twice in the final 15 minutes to beat Fulham 2-1.

Check out our rundown of West Ham v Burnley, Bournemouth v Villa and Fulham v Everton.

Summerville continued the hot streak as West Ham won again

West Ham have now won three of four Premier League games with a decisive victory at Burnley, whose survival hopes now look increasingly unlikely.

Chrysencio Summerville opened the scoring with a delightful chip in the 13th minute before Teti Castellanos made it 2-0 before the break with a bullet header from a pinpoint El Hadji Malik Diouf cross.

The Hammers ensured they were the only team in the bottom four to win with their chances of survival increasing, with Forest now looking anxiously over their shoulders with just three points ahead of Nuno Espirito Santo’s men.

Villa was refused by newcomer Ryan

Villa dropped points for the fourth game in five Premier League games as teenage debutant Ryan’s stunning solo goal earned Bournemouth a 1-1 draw at the Vitality Stadium.

Villa opened the scoring against the run of play through Morgan Rodgers, who slipped in after some fine work from Jadon Sancho to ensure the Villans were ahead at the break.

But an onslaught from the hosts followed in the second half as they drew level through Ryan, signed from Vasco da Gama in January, who arrowed the ball into the bottom corner after passing Lucas Digne on the right.

Villa have moved level with second-placed Manchester City but are now nine points adrift of leaders Arsenal, while the gap to United is now just three points with Champions League qualification looking in the balance.

Dewsbury-Hall inspires late comeback win for Everton

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall inspired Everton to stage a late 2-1 comeback against Fulham to take the Toffees into contention for European qualification.

The midfielder scored his first goal since returning from injury in the 76th minute at Craven Cottage, canceling out Vitaly Mykolenko’s own goal in the first half.

Dewsbury-Hall then had a hand in the winner as his corner saw Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno head the ball into his own goal seven minutes from time.