Tottenham Hotspur came off second best at Old Trafford this evening in a top-four six-pointer, but where does that leave the Premier League table?
Spurs are now seventh in the league and level on points (45) with West Ham United, although the Hammers have played an extra game.
Man United are in fourth now and five points above the two London clubs, although the Red Devils have played 29 compared to Tottenham’s 27 and West Ham’s 28.
However, the clear favourites have to be Arsenal, even though they dropped down to fifth this evening, as they sit on 48 points, two behind Man United. The Gunners have four games in hand of Man United, three on West Ham and two on Tottenham.
4. Man United – 29 games played – 50 points
5. Arsenal – 25 games played – 48 points
6. West Ham – 28 games played – 45 points
7. Tottenham – 27 games played – 45 points
Man United’s remaining fixtures:
Liverpool (A) – Postponed
Leicester City
Everton (A)
Norwich City
Arsenal (A)
Brentford
Brighton (A)
Chelsea
Crystal Palace (A)
Arsenal’s remaining fixtures:
Tottenham (A) – postponed
Chelsea (A) – postponed
Leicester City
Liverpool
Aston Villa (A)
Crystal Palace (A)
Brighton
Southampton (A)
Man United
West Ham (A)
Leeds United
Newcastle (A)
Everton
West Ham’s remaining fixtures:
Aston Villa
Tottenham (A)
Everton
Brentford (A)
Burnley
Chelsea (A)
Arsenal
Norwich City (A)
Man City
Brighton (A)
Tottenham’s remaining fixtures:
Arsenal – postponed
Brighton (A)
West Ham
Newcastle
Aston Villa (A)
Brighton
Brentford (A)
Leicester
Liverpool (A)
Burnley
Norwich City (A)