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
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat a goal! Bobby Zamora with a cracker, an absolute cracker! Eric Cantona would be proud of this.
Zamora chases a hopeful ball over the top, outpaces Joleon Lescott and lifts the lob first time over the head of Boaz Myhill, kissing the crossbar on its way in. Tremendous finish.
Daley Blind has a shot with his wrong foot, his right, and it's a fairly tame one, easily held by Brad Guzan. So far, so good for Tim Sherwood's visitors.
The Tigers? Hull are more like pussy cats at the moment. Swansea passing through a very demoralised-looking Hull side and this could get worse for the visitors. Steve Bruce needs half time, Still more than five minutes to hold on though.
Played 14, lost 13. QPR's away record reads like a Stephen King novel. This latest chapter could be the thrilling finale they need though.
A Tony Pulis side have conceded a goal at a set-piece where artisan Niko Kranjcar won the first header. TP will be furious.
Alistair Mann
BBC Match of the Day commentator at the King Power Stadium
"Sam Allardyce may feel his West Ham side should be in front, never mind level. Kevin Nolan's missed opportunity was one of three or four before Cheikhou Kouyate found the net. It's one thing playing in this bold manner, but Leicester look pretty vulnerable when they're out of possession - and they've been out of possession for long periods of this half."
Image source, Getty ImagesTake the cork out, that is champagne football. The ball is headed into the penalty area, Michael Dawson half heads clear, and Bafetimbi Gomis launches himself into the air, before acrobatically volleying into the top corner. Hull are in trouble.
Image source, Getty ImagesFox in the box! Charlie Austin with a poacher's goal for QPR, who are flying now. A corner from the right is flicked on by Niko Kranjcar, and Austin is unmarked to stoop and apply a flying header into the net. Massive. Massive!
Still goalless at Old Trafford, both sides having just one shot on target so far. Villa full-back Alan Hutton has rolled his ankle clearing his lines but looks like he can continue.
Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton midfielder on Final Score
"The goal Leicester have conceded... credit to Kouyate, but it's more about Leicester being open defensively. Through the whole season, when Leicester have been on the front foot they have been exposed."
Leon Osman back on the pitch after some treatment and almost grabs the second. Aaron Lennon finds Arouna Kone on the right, his cross is met by Osman but his header deflects off a defender and wide.
From the corner, Phil Jagielka heads over the top.
Phil Jagielka and then Leon Osman both in the wars in quick succession for Everton, who are unhappy with Shane long for the second one. Osman was strong to clear a corner and was clobbered by Long in his follow-through. Long was trying to win the header though.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe fun doesn't last for Leicester as West Ham deservedly pull level. Very simple too. Alex Song dinks the ball into the penalty area, Jeff SchLupp makes a cumbersome attempt to head clear, and Cheikhou Kouyate controls with his chest before slotting home.
QPR make a change as goalscorer Eduardo Vargas is replaced by Niko Kranjcar. Vargas injured his knee landing on the side of the pitch, he then rolled off the pitch, play carried on, so he rolled the other way back onto the pitch and the referee stopped play.
Canny stuff.
Hull are second best all over at the moment and their fixture list won't give them much room for comfort. They still have Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester United, Liverpool and Southampton to play...
Boss Steve Bruce is forced into a chance in the centre of midfield, replacing Gaston Ramirez with Stephen Quinn.
Leicester City 1-0 West Ham United
Image source, @mesutozil1088/TwitterArsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil: "Seven wins in a row! So happy! Simply a great day for the whole Arsenal family! #YaGunnersYa."
Everton indebted to Tim Howard in goal again as he reacts well to beat clear James Ward-Prowse's effort from 20 yards. Southampton must surely score soon if they keep this up...?
Wayne Rooney launches into an overhead kick after good work from Antonio Valencia - but he miscues his effort behind him. Not got the angles right on this occasion.
How has he missed that? Kevin Nolan hang your head in shame. The West Ham midfielder looks certain to power home the equaliser but, as Stewart Downing's sweet right-wing cross finds him unmarked yards out, he heads wide. Shocking.