Summary

  • Young scores late Man Utd winner

  • Henderson and Sturridge give Liverpool victory

  • Hazard header gives Chelsea three points

  • Silva & Milner give Man City win over Leicester

  • Giroud & Sanchez on target in Arsenal victory

  • Spurs edge Swansea 3-2

Live Reporting

Mike Henson and Tom Rostance

  1. BBC Radio 5 live

    So, another busy night of football action, with seven top-flight matches. BBC Radio 5 live is the place to be to stay across the action (other than right here of course). Presenter Mark Chapman is joined by Jermaine Jenas and Kevin Kilbane, with coverage starting at 19:00 BST.

  3. Squeaky at the bottom

    Aston Villa manager Tim SherwoodReuters

    Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood said last night that he would rather have the three points his side earned over West Brom than the £54m Euro Millions jackpot.

    All very admirable, but lump the lottery money together with some parachute payments and Villa could have taken Cristiano Ronaldo down to the Championship and watched the chaos ensue.

    QPR, Burnley and Leicester are all in action tonight and could do with a leg-up towards safety.

    Bottom of the table

  4. It's Gunner be close

    Arsene WengerPA

    If the place settings at the top of the table are already looking fairly concrete, the game of Champions League musical chairs is just getting interesting.

    From Arsenal down there are five teams separated by seven points, all fighting for their ticket to the Champions League.

    However it ends up there are going to be a serious post-season post-mortem somewhere...

    Premier League table

  5. Jose MourinhoGetty Images

    "It's hard for me to live without titles. I need to feed myself with them."

    And Jose Mourinho doesn't go hungry for long.

    In 14 years of management he has won 21 trophies - or one and a half a year.

    He needs at least another pot from this campaign to keep his trophy hunger locked up for summer.

    If his Chelsea side beat West Ham tonight and Manchester City slip up at home to Leicester, the Blues will be eight points clear with a game in hand and more than two thirds of the Premier League race run.

    "Would Sir like some Brasso with that?"