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Manchester City beat Leicester City 2-1 in a controversial game at the Etihad stadium to strengthen their hopes of a top-four finish. David Silva and Gabriel Jesus struck for Manchester City. Meanwhile, Swansea took a big step away from the relegation zone with a 2-0 win over Sunderland.

Arsenal won an important game against Manchester United at home to brighten their chances of clinching a Champions League spot. Meanwhile, Liverpool were held to a goalless draw by visitors Southampton that saw them miss an opportunity to consolidate their position in the top four.

Manchester United outplayed Chelsea at Old Trafford on Sunday to blow open the Premier League title race. An early goal in each half from Marcus Rashford and Ander Herrera helped the Red Devils to an easy 2-0 win over the league leaders. Elsewhere, Roberto Firmino secured 3 points for Liverpool.

After seeing Tottenham Hotspurs sweep aside Watford in the early kickoff, Chelsea secured a victory away to Bournemouth where Hazard's 14th goal of the season maintained their 7 points lead over Spurs on the table. Liverpool and Manchester City continued their top-4 charge with wins of their own.

An Eden Hazard brace was enough for Chelsea to see off Manchester City at Stamford Bridge as Conte became the first manager to do a double over Pep Guardiola in a season. Meanwhile, Arsenal's win, helped by their rivals inability to succeed this week, boosted Gunners chances of a top-4 finish.

United's victory move them up the table after more than 600 days in sixth place. Liverpool and City's finishing prove costly as they split points at the Etihad. Spurs were the biggest winners of the weekend as the dogfight for a spot in the top 4 is set to continue after the international break.