Manchester City finally ended their recent run of bad results after grabbing an important away win over Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday. Coming into the weekend tie following three straight defeats in all competition, Man City didn't seem to lose their heads as they still put on an aggressive display straight from kick off.

The battle for top four seats in English Premier League still far from over, especially after Liverpool dropping some points on their latest fixture against city rival, Everton. Playing the weekend tie with midweek Champions League tie on their mind, The Reds didn't put on their best eleven, as Jurgen Klopp opted to rest some of his team's important names.

Tottenham Hotspur successfully ending their long drought of failing to win against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday as Mauricio Pochettino's men defeated their London rival 3-1.

Chelsea made their way into FA Cup semifinals round after their success on eliminating fellow premier league outfit, Leicester City in the quarter finals this weekend. It took Antonio Conte's men until extra time to defeat The Foxes with a 2-1 score line, which means that Eden Hazard and co booked themselves a date against Southampton in the next round.

Tottenham Hotspur were able to shake off their Champions League exit disappointment as they pick up an important league win over Bournemouth on Sunday. Coming straight from their 2-1 defeat against Juventus, Spurs were looking determined in making up for that disappointment as they put on an aggressive display since kick off.

Tottenham Hotspur saw their slim away goals advantage in the Champions League over Juventus wiped out in matter of minutes as the Premier League side were beaten by their Italian's counterpart at Wembley.

Positive results were earned by two Premier League teams on Champions League knock out stages first leg as Tottenham Hotspur drew 2-2 away against Juventus, while Manchester City slammed Basel in Switzerland.

Tottenham Hotspur showcasing their neighborly rival, Arsenal that North London derby is not something that Gunners can dominate anymore notably after another three points earned by the Lilywhites.

Manchester United's ambition to keep the Premier League title race alive gets even harder as they suffered disappointing 2-0 defeat against Tottenham Hotspur. Keen on showcasing their new force with new signing Alexis Sanchez starting, Man United didn't seem to give much worry for their opponent as Tottenham got in front within the first minute through Christian Eriksen's strike.

Chelsea's ambition to get themselves back into the runners up spot in English Premier League standings temporarily stuck as they were held into a disappointing goalless draw on Saturday by Leicester City.

Arsenal's FA Cup defense came to an end at such early stage as Arsene Wenger's boys found themselves getting eliminated by Nottingham Forest on Sunday. Playing away from home with several changes into their regular squad, Gunners were finding it difficult against their Champioship side opponent.

Manchester City didn't need a long time in getting their winning machine back on the run as after their latest draw against Crystal Palace, Pep Guardiola's men were back with three points on Tuesday by beating Watford.