On the final day of the Premier League season, Everton narrowly avoided relegation by a single point, while Leicester and Leeds were sent down to the Championship. It was a dramatic conclusion to a tumultuous season for all three clubs.
Everton had been in danger of relegation for much of the season, but a late surge in form saw them secure their top-flight status. The Toffees had been in the bottom three for much of the campaign, but a run of four wins in their last five games saw them climb out of the drop zone and finish in 17th place.
Leicester and Leeds, meanwhile, were unable to avoid the drop. The Foxes had been in the relegation zone since mid-January, and despite a late rally, they were unable to climb out of it. Leeds had been in the top half of the table for much of the season, but a run of poor form saw them slip into the bottom three.
The relegation of Leicester and Leeds marks the end of a turbulent season for both clubs. Leicester had been on the brink of relegation for much of the campaign, while Leeds had been tipped as potential title contenders at the start of the season.
For Everton, however, it is a different story. The Toffees have avoided relegation and can now look forward to another season in the Premier League. It has been a rollercoaster ride for Everton this season, but they have managed to stay up and can now focus on building for the future.
The relegation of Leicester and Leeds marks the end of an unpredictable season in the Premier League. It has been a difficult campaign for all three clubs, but Everton have managed to survive and will be looking forward to another season in the top flight.
