Denis Charlton

Manchester United’s smash-and-grab 2–1 win at Arsenal was probably the highlight of the club’s topsy-turvy season so far.

Manchester City was the best and most consistent side throughout the campaign and deserved their English Premier League triumph.

Liverpool’s 3–2 triumph over Manchester City in the English Premier League’s biggest game of the season so far has put the Merseyside giants within touching distance of a first Premiership title.

Arsenal and the two Manchester clubs will more than likely be eliminated from Champions League when the round of 16 ties are concluded over the next fortnight, leaving only Chelsea to fly the flag of the English Premier League.

Everton and Tottenham Hotspur played out a goalless draw at Goodison Park on Sunday in English Premier League action, but Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris’ return after a violent head injury was the talking point.

Arsenal will remain on top of the Barclays Premier League for the next seven days, regardless of what happens in the weekend’s other fixtures, following a 2–0 win away to Crystal Palace.

Manchester City put their last two bad results behind them to comfortably dispose of Everton 3–1 in Saturday’s early English Premier League kickoff.

Arsenal took a big step toward qualifying for the Champions League knockout phase for the 14th successive season with an impressive 2–0 win against Napoli at Emirates Stadium on Tuesday.

Manchester City demolished neighbors United 4–1 leaving the English Premier League defending champion languishing in eighth place after their timid effort.

A goal in the fourth minute from Daniel Sturridge gave Liverpool a landmark 1–0 win over defending English Premier League champion Manchester United on Sunday at Anfield.