Premier League: Eze's Solo Goal Condemns Sheffield Utd As Semi Ajayi's West Brom Search For First Win Under Allardyce 

  Premier League: Eze's Solo Goal Condemns Sheffield Utd As Semi Ajayi's West Brom Search For First Win Under Allardyce By Omolagba Oluwayemi Ebere Eze's sensational solo goal helped Crystal Palace ease past Sheffield United 2-0 as Chris Wilder's side made it a record-breaking 17 Premier League games without a win from the start of the season, BSNsports.com.ng reports. The visitors made the worst possible start when falling behind to Jeff Schlupp's deflected strike after just four minutes at Selhurst Park. The hosts then doubled their lead thanks to Eze's individual effort in first-half stoppage time as the substitute beat three players after starting his run midway inside his own half, before finding the bottom corner. Son Heung-min scored his 100th goal for Tottenham as they returned to winning ways in the Premier League against Leeds. Spurs' first league victory since 6 December lifts them to third in the table, with Leeds remaining 11th as at the time of filling this report. While Jose Mourinho's side merited their win, Leeds played a significant part in their own downfall. Goalkeeper Illan Meslier's misplaced pass led to Harry Kane opening the scoring with a penalty after Ezgjan Alioski fouled Steven Bergwijn. Kane then turned provider, with a curling cross from the right that was swept in by Son at the near post as the hosts doubled their advantage. While Leeds streamed forward at every opportunity and carved out chances of their own, they often left themselves exposed in defence and were fortunate not to be more severely punished by Mourinho's side. As it was, Toby Alderweireld's near-post header rounded off the scoring at the start of the second half, with Meslier again culpable as he fumbled the ball over the line. Arsenal continued their Premier League resurgence with a ruthless victory over strugglers West Brom at The Hawthorns. Defender Kieran Tierney's excellent solo run and curling finish put the Gunners in front in the first half, before the impressive Bukayo Saka rounded off a stunning passing move to make it 2-0. Alexandre Lacazette added the third and fourth goals after the break - smashing in a rebound from Emile Smith Rowe's shot before he was set up by Tierney. It was Arsenal's third league victory in a row after they had failed to win their previous seven. West Brom, playing their fourth match under new manager Sam Allardyce, remain second from bottom and six points from safety. Lewis Dunk's header helped Brighton come from 3-1 down to earn a point against Wolves in an eventful Premier League encounter at the Amex Stadium. The draw leaves the Seagulls only three points above the relegation zone, but the manner of the fightback will have heartened the fans who have seen their side win only once in 15 league games. It began well for the home side when Aaron Connolly poked in from Leandro Trossard's delivery in the 13th minute, but Wolves were level six minutes later as Romain Saiss sent a looping header past Robert Sanchez after Nelson Semedo had retrieved a corner to the far post. Worse was to follow for the hosts in the 34th minute when the ball bounced off defender Dan Burn and into the net after Sanchez had saved from Pedro Neto. Burn had seconds earlier conceded the corner which led to the goal. Burn cut a distraught figure just before half-time when he brought down Adama Traore after the Spanish winger outpaced him on the byeline. Ruben Neves fired in from the penalty spot for his first goal since February. Instead of caving in, Brighton sprang out of the blocks from the restart. Within 50 seconds it was 3-2 when Neal Maupay scored from the spot after he was fouled by Joao Moutinho. Brighton continued to pepper the Wolves area and, after Adam Webster's header came off the bar, they were finally level when Dunk nodded home from Trossard's corner.