Everton hold on to beat Southampton
Swansea beat Hull, QPR win at WBA
Leicester earn vital win over West Ham
Arsenal thrash Liverpool to move second
Man Utd defeat Aston Villa
Alistair Mann
BBC Match of the Day commentator at the King Power Stadium
"One Leicester change at half-time - Marc Albrighton is on for Riyad Mahrez. I'm sure it's to try to curtail the runs of Aaron Cresswell down the West Ham left."
Dan Walker
BBC Sport
Image source, Getty Images"Lovely goal from Bobby Zamora for QPR's third. Off the bar and everything. Even got a single clap from Ruud Gullit."
It's well worth watching on Match of the Day tonight. Watch on BBC One from 22:30 BST, when Dan will be presenting.
Michael Jacobs' 10th-minute goal means bottom side Blackpool are ahead at Bolton, while Reading are in front against Cardiff courtesy of Pavel Pogrebnyak's early strike.
Leeds have gone down to 10 men against Blackburn after Rudy Austin was dismissed, but it remains goalless in that match, and nothing to report from the Yorkshire derby between Sheffield Wednesday and Huddersfield.
Sam Langan: He's a shocking player but that is a GOTS contender from Zamora. A perfect dink over Myhill.
Jay: If only QPR could spread goals from their away quota over more matches...
Shamim_miah_: Not going to lie if Charlie Austin played for a better team he would be in the England squad with 16 goals this season
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QPR are flying. If it feels like a rare occurrence, it is. Check this out:
Queens Park Rangers are three goals up at half-time in the Premier League for the first time since February 1995 (v Newcastle).
Cai M, London: How is Garry Monk not being touted as manager of the season yet!? The job he's doing at Swansea in his first full term in charge is absolutely immense!
The Earl of Jeffs: Two goals in two games, well done Eduardo Vargas!
David, Worcs: Well done QPR, but it won't matter, they are doomed, along with Leicester.
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If QPR can hold on for victory it will shake up the bottom seven.
Chris Ramsey's men are set to move within a point of Sunderland and safety, with Albion being dragged back into it ahead of a tricky run in.
Leicester City 1-1 West Ham United
Tony Pulis's side have not turned up.
Alistair Mann
BBC Match of the Day commentator at the King Power Stadium
"It's been a breathless first half. Leicester have used the ball well in the final third and have had plenty of plusses going forward, but their vulnerability at the back has been exposed. West Ham will feel that they ought to be in front."
Isaac Wolofar: Ander Herrera ~ kind of Paul Scholes in the making?
Tokunbo: Sherwood should have taken Hutton off a long time ago.
Ashic Mahtab: United badgering Villa till they caved. reminiscent of Fergie era
Steve Bower
BBC Match of the Day commentator
"Manchester United had to be patient but they are in front. It has not been a vintage performance but Ander Herrera's goal just before half-time has given them the lead. Wayne Rooney thought he should have had an earlier penalty, but his side still lead at the break."
Who saw this scoreline coming? QPR have been fantastic and taken their goals superbly well.
Leicester started brightly but West Ham more than deserved their leveller by the break. The Foxes are six points adrift of safety as results stand and, with fourth from bottom in Sunderland in action against Newcastle tomorrow, they know the importance of maximum points.
Wayne Rooney has a shot blocked and Marcos Rojo can't steer in the rebound. United ending the half strongly.
BBC Sport's Rob Westall at Liberty Stadium: "Steve Bruce's side have it all to do if they are to get anything out of this match with goals from Ki Sung-Yeung and Bafetimbi Gomis putting the home side firmly in control. Gomis' spectacular strike will be sure to dominate most conversations as the fans here sip on their beverages at the break."
Former England winger Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Old Trafford
"It's been coming, and it's a very good goal. Ander Herrera makes it look easy though. Manchester United had been lacking that final bit of quality but this time they got it. Every time Ashley Young gets the ball out wide he goes past Alan Hutton so easily."
Image source, PAManchester United finally breakthrough via the medium of the good old-fashioned toe poke.
Daley Blind gets away on the left, he cuts it back for Ander Herrara who takes a touch and then as he's closed down, toe-bungs one under Brad Guzan and into the net. Breakthrough.
West Ham are pushing as Leicester teeter on the brink. The Foxes are so open, with just two centre backs rather than usual three, and the Hammers are enjoying the space. Still level though.