A day of firsts in the Premier League as Wolves get a victory while Chelsea win at Stamford Bridge. Title-chasers Liverpool and Man City also had to work hard for victory.
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Premier League results
- Sheffield United 0-1 Liverpool - full report
- Aston Villa 2-2 Burnley
- Bournemouth 2-2 West Ham
- Chelsea 2-0 Brighton
- Crystal Palace 2-0 Norwich
- Tottenham 2-1 Southampton
- Wolves 2-0 Watford
- Everton 1-3 Manchester City - full report
Sheffield United 0-1 Liverpool
Liverpool extended their remarkable Premier League winning run to 16 successive matches but they needed a helping hand - literally - from Sheffield United goalkeeper Dean Henderson.
Having done an impressive job for 70 minutes of blunting a strikeforce which had scored 13 goals this season the on-loan Manchester United goalkeeper's blunder in allowing Georginio Wijnaldum's shot through his fingers was all the league leaders needed.
Liverpool's seven first-half shots were the most they had produced in the opening 45 minutes of a league match without one being on target since February 2017, when they lost to Hull.
Just when it seemed United were about to become only the only side after Barcelona and Napoli in the last 26 games to prevent the Reds scoring, Henderson blew it.
Wijnaldum's shot from the edge of the area was hit well but more in hope than expectation but, as it flew through a crowd of players, United's goalkeeper failed to get a proper hold and it slipped between his hands and then his legs to trickle over the line.
Nevertheless, substitute Leon Clarke should still have equalised five minutes from time but ballooned over Fleck's low cross from close range.
Liverpool's bandwagon rolls on, having taken an incredible 121 points from a last possible 138.
Everton 1-3 Man City
Riyad Mahrez and Raheem Sterling struck in the final 19 minutes as champions Manchester City claimed a hard-fought 3-1 win over spirited Everton.
Gabriel Jesus put City ahead at Goodison Park but the hosts did not look like a side that had lost three of their last four Premier League games and hit back through Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
Both sides then had further chances but it was City who secured the points after Mahrez beat Jordan Pickford with a low free-kick and Sterling struck via the woodwork.
The result ensured City remained five points behind leaders Liverpool, a relief after a difficult week.
