Premier League: Wins for Leicester, Man Utd, Tottenham, Everton, Newcastle & West Ham win
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Leicester players were emotional during celebration and ran straight over to their travelling fans
Leicester celebrated victory in Cardiff in an emotional first match since the death of owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha in a helicopter crash.
Demarai Gray scored the winning goal shortly after the break and the whole team celebrated passionately in front of their travelling supporters.
The winger was then booked for taking his shirt off and displaying a top which read 'for Khun Vichai'.
The Foxes now sit in 10th place in the Premier League table, while Cardiff remain in the relegation zone with just one win.
Liverpool returned to the top despite failing to hang on for victory away at Arsenal after captain James Milner had given them the lead.
In a thrilling match, Alexandre Lacazette equalised in the closing stages. Manchester City will go back top if they avoid defeat at home to Southampton on Sunday (15:00 GMT).
Tottenham moved above the Gunners into fourth thanks to a 3-2 win at Wolves. They held on for three points despite Premier League debutant Juan Foyth conceding two second-half penalties as the hosts set up a grandstand finish.
Earlier on Saturday, Marcus Rashford scored a dramatic injury-time winner as Manchester United came from behind to beat in-form Bournemouth 2-1. United are now level on points with the Cherries and are up to eighth place.
Everton moved within two points of Manchester United after goals from Richarlison (two) and Seamus Coleman sealed a 3-1 victory over Brighton at Goodison Park. It ended a run of three successive wins for Brighton, who drop to 12th.
Burnley were defeated by West Ham as Felipe Anderson scored two second-half goals to thwart a comeback. The Hammers move six points above the relegation zone into 13th place, while Burnley sit 15th.
Meanwhile, Ayoze Perez's second-half goal was enough to give Newcastle their first victory of the season over Watford and move Rafael Benitez's side out of the relegation zone.
In Scotland, league leaders Hearts were thrashed 5-0 by Celtic, while Rangers picked up a comfortable victory over St Mirren. Hamilton, St Johnstone and Motherwell also picked up wins.
And in the Championship, Norwich moved to the top following a 4-0 thrashing of Sheffield Wednesday, while Sheffield United dropped to second after a 1-0 loss at Nottingham Forest.
The bottom three sides avoided defeat as Hull secured a 1-0 win over West Brom and Reading beat Bristol City 3-2. Ipswich drew 1-1 with Preston.