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down to 10 men, and Palace had a goal chalked off for offside in the second half as well.

So here's what happens at the bottom of the table.

West Ham back inside the bottom three, having briefly escaped it yesterday.

Nottingham Forest also on 29 points.

That point for Tottenham moves them on to 30.

Leeds now on 32, and then there's a gap to Crystal Palace and the teams above them.

Meanwhile, in the battle for the Champions League, Chelsea and Aston Villa on the wrong end of those 1-0 and 3-1 scorelines.

Liverpool get a point.

It means they're in fifth place and they're one point above Chelsea.

But they're two points behind Aston Villa and Manchester United now starting to open up a real gap.

Three points to Aston Villa.

Five points to Liverpool in fifth, and if Champions League places go down to sixth, they are now six points clear of Chelsea in that position.

And right at the top, after Arsenal got the win and Manchester City could only manage a draw, the gap at the top is now nine points, although City do have a game in hand.

Well, we know that Arsenal and Manchester City will face each other again in the league this season.

They will also play each other in the Carabao Cup Final 3.30 next Sunday on Sky Sports Football.

But here we'll be reflecting on what's been a really busy day in the Premier League and could prove to be a pivotal day in the race for Champions League football.

Liverpool at Anfield thought they may have had the three points in hand, but a late equaliser from Richarlison may have kick-started Spurs' season.

Tottenham take a point from Anfield, having been behind in the game.

Richarlison once again scoring against Liverpool, who had 17 shots, an XG of 1.67, almost three times as many touches in the opponent's box and twice as much possession almost as Tottenham.

And yet Tottenham had seven shots on target and two big chances.