How the Premier League Table Looks After Vital Wins for Man United, Chelsea and Liverpool

• Man United, Chelsea, and Liverpool all secured wins in their respective matches played at the weekend
• United saw off West Ham at Old Trafford to climb to fourth, with Liverpool stunning Crystal Palace to revive their title hopes
• On the other end of the table, Norwich City hammered Watford 3-0 to move a point above safety

The Premier League's match week 23 was marked with some interesting results, with Chelsea, Man United, and Liverpool all securing important wins in their respective fixtures.

However, it was a gloomy weekend for Arsenal, Man City, and Tottenham fans as the three teams faltered in their outings.

City were held to a frustrating 1-1 draw by Southampton on Saturday, January 22, with the result ending the EPL giants' 12-match unbeaten streak.

However, Pep Guardiola's men remain top on the log with 57 points, nine ahead of second-placed Liverpool who still have a match to play.

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The Reds hammered Crystal Palace 3-1 in their own meeting staged at Selhurst Park to keep their title hopes alive.

Chelsea remain third on the standings with 47 points, one behind Liverpool.

This is despite the west Londoners securing a 2-0 comfortable win over rivals Tottenham in the London derby on Sunday, January 23.

Hakim Ziyech's stunner and Thiago Silva's goal were enough to inspire the Blues to victory to bounce back to winning ways.

Man United, meanwhile, sneaked back to the top four following their 1-0 hard-fought win over West Ham at Old Trafford.

United had to rely on a late strike from Marcus Rashford to redeem their dream of playing in the Champions League.

The Red Devils currently sit fourth with 38 points, one ahead of fifth-placed West Ham and two ahead of Arsenal and Tottenham who sit sixth and seventh respectively.

On the other end of the table, Norwich hammered Watford 3-0 to move a point above safety, with the Hornets joining Newcastle and Burnley in relegation.

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Pep speaks on Man City title chances

Earlier, Sports Brief reported Pep Guardiola has insisted the Premier League title race is not over despite Man City enjoying a 12-point lead at the top of the standings.

City had a golden chance to extend the lead to 14 points but blew up that opportunity after they settled for a frustrating 1-1 draw with Southampton on Saturday, January 22.

The draw came just days after Guardiola's charges stunned Chelsea 1-0 to secure their 12th straight Premier League win - a result that had many suggest the title race is done and dusted.