With four games set for tomorrow, Jose Mourinho and his Manchester United side maintained their perfect start to the season with a 2-0 win over Leicester City that extended their goals tally to ten with three clean sheets to boot.

With English Premier League leaders, Manchester City, likely to continue their supercharged run for the title on Monday, events took an ominous turn on the bottom for bottommost West Bromwich Albion, as they dug deeper into the bottom, on the heels of a 4-1 home shellacking at the hands of Leicester City.

Raheem Sterling's quick-fire second-half hat-trick sent Manchester City four points clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday with their closest competition Liverpool waiting to take their turn on the field on Sunday against Burnley FC.

With several of this weekend’s matches postponed, Crystal Palace on Saturday regained some momentum in their survival bid with an impressive 2-0 win over relegation rivals, Huddersfield, to move out of the bottom places.

The English Premier League returned from the international break today with leaders, Manchester City, turning up the pressure on closest title contenders, Liverpool, to win against Tottenham Spurs on Sunday, following a 2-0 win over Fulham.

The English Premier League returned from the international break this weekend with leaders, Manchester City, picking up where they left off with an easy 3-1 thumping of Everton to move a win closer to winning their third title in seven years.

Week 33 of the English Premier League got underway this past Tuesday with Fulham securing their return to the Championship following a 4-1 pounding at the hands of Watford that put to bed all mathematical formulations of salvaging their season, and Manchester United missed the chance to move up third on the leaderboard after the Wolves came from behind to hand them a 2-1 loss.

It was a dramatic game of two halves on Saturday afternoon as Manchester United went down by two goals in the first half but rebounded with three goals of their own to deny Manchester City the opportunity of winning this year’s Premier League title at the Etihad.

With the top two teams on the table – Liverpool and Manchester City – set to be in action tomorrow, relegation-wary Newcastle took a big step towards retaining their status in the Premiership following a lone goal victory over Leicester on Friday that saw them increase their points haul to 38, 10 points better than Cardiff, who holds the first relegation spot.

Champions-elect, Manchester City, moved a win closer to winning this year’s Premier League title as they bounced back from their Champions League exit with a comfortable 3-1 win over Tottenham. They need just three points to be crowned champions, but they can win the title outright if second-placed Manchester United lose to West Brom on Sunday or to Bournemouth on Wednesday.