Kelly Cates

From Manchester City's point of view, it's a big two points dropped in terms of the title race, particularly because there was an opportunity here to put Aston Villa to bed as contenders because they lost earlier on today.

What changed for them, Mike?

I think at half-time you were saying, look, City haven't been at their full strength, but they haven't had to be.

But they didn't seem to have that next gear to go to in the second half.

Manchester City found it difficult in the second half, particularly against Tottenham.

And while Tottenham fans may well be happy to have earned a point from 2-0 down against City, we do have to say the big winners of the weekend were Arsenal.

This was a huge game for them against Leeds United and they won it by four goals to nil.

Another big turnaround in London as well was Chelsea's 3-2 win against West Ham.

They were 2-0 down against them and came back to take all three points.

Late twist in the tail in the first game between Brighton and Everton as well with a late, late equaliser.

Liverpool 4-1 winners against Newcastle in the late kick-off on Saturday night.

Bournemouth with a 2-0 victory against Wolves.

And then earlier today...

Aston Villa, as we've mentioned, lost.

It was 1-0 to 10-man Brentford at Villa Park.

Manchester United, late, late drama in that game with Fulham with a late equaliser.

Then Manchester United with the winner from Cesco.

Nottingham Forest with a one-all draw against Crystal Palace.

A red card in that game as well for Nico Williams who saved the ball on the goal line and then Crystal Palace converted the resulting penalty from that one.

All the action, all the big dramatic moments