Friday's game saw Brighton slaughter Slaven Bilic's West Ham at the Olympic Park, whilst in the early game, Watford gave Chelsea a real fright but missed two glorious chances to finish off Conte's men, who came back to win 4-2 with two goals in the last 5 mins.

Half a slate of games kicked off at 3pm on Saturday, with both Manchester clubs in action. City finally broke down Burnley resistance, while a fine effort form Huddersfield saw them defeat Manchester united 2-1 at home.

Leicester City reap the dividends of a managerial change, winning 2-1 away at Swansea City to leapfrog Everton and push them back down to 16th place in the Premier League table before tomorrow's massive game against Arsenal at Goodison Park.