Tottenham remain on top despite draw in Premier League

Tottenham have remained at the top of the Premier League despite being held to a 11 draw away to Crystal Palace after Liverpool also dropped two points on their visit to FulhamHarry Kanes 24th minute shot from distance on Sunday swerved past Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita to give Tottenham the lead in southeast London and Spurs looked to be on their way to three points until Jeffrey Schlupp equalized nine minutes from time after Hugo Lloris failed to deal with a free kick reports Xinhua news agencyEric Dier almost won the game for Spurs in injury time but Guaita produced a spectacular save to keep his long range shot outThe draw gave Liverpool the chance to return to top spot but Jurgen Klopps side who were without the injured Diogo Jota could only draw 11 away to struggling FulhamLiverpool were asleep for most of the first half and paid the price when Bobby DecordovaReids blasted the home side ahead on 25 minutes and although they improved in the second half it was not until the 79th minute that they drew level thanks to Mohamed Salahs penalty after a handball in a Fulham defensive wallLeicester City moved third after cruising past a pretty but again ineffective Brighton with two goals from James Maddison and one from Jamie VardyChe Adams opened the scoring against his former club as Southampton enjoyed an easy 30 win at home to Sheffield United on Sunday lunchtimeAdams scored from close range after 34 minutes with Stuart Armstrong and Nathan Redmond assuring the win with second half goals that lift Southampton up to fourth place while leaving Sheffield rock bottom with just one point and no wins all seasonArsenals domestic season went from bad to worse as they lost 10 at home to Burnley and also had Granit Xhaka sent off for a direct red card just before the hourBurnley had one shot on target all game and that was saved but took the points thanks to Pierre Emerick Aubameyangs own goal as the striker deflected the ball into his own net following a 76th minute cornerManchester United and Manchester City disappointed as the Manchester derby ended in a dull 00 draw at Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon which saw just four shots on targetThe best chance fell to Manchester Citys Riyad Mahrez but he was denied by David de Gea while at the other end the VAR decided that Kyle Walkers clip on Marcos Rashford was just outside of the penalty areaGylfi Sigurdssons 22nd minute penalty condemned Chelsea to their first defeat in 13 matches as they lost 10 away to Everton Although Reece James and Mason Mount both hit the woodwork for Chelsea the win was a fair reward for a much improved Everton sideAnwar El Ghazis penalty following a 93rd minute foul by Nelson Semedo gave Aston Villa a 10 win in the Midlands derby away to Wolves whose afternoon got worse in the 95th minute of the game when Joao Moutinho was sent off after seeing a second yellow cardMiguel Almiron scored the fastest goal in Newcastle Uniteds history to help them to a 21 win over struggling West BromAlthough Darnell Furlong levelled for the visitors five minutes into the second half Dwight Gayles 80th minute header against his former club ensured the points stayed in NewcastleThe round of games began on Friday with West Ham continuing their excellent season with a 21 win away to Leeds United thanks to goals from Tomas Soucek and Angelo Ogbonna that overturned Mateusz Klichs fifth minute penalty for LeedsKeep scrolling to read more newsCatch up on all the latest sports news and updates hereAlso download the new midday Android and iOS apps to get latest updates MidDay is now on Telegram Click here to join our channel middayinfomedialtd and stay updated with the latest newsThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever