United were far less convincing in their success at Southampton but Romelu Lukaku's first-half goal was enough to ensure they stay level on points with leaders City. One striker very much on form was Alvaro Morata, whose hat-trick helped Chelsea to keep pace with the Manchester clubs. In Manchester, Sane's brilliant goal for City seemed somewhat undeserved but Palace struggled to cope with their slick football in the second half. Raheem Sterling helped himself to a quick-fire goal after the break, before Sergio Aguero got a goal 11 minutes from time. Goals flow at both ends whenever Liverpool play and no sooner had Jordan Henderson restored their two-goal advantage than Vardy headed Leicester's second before spurning the chance of an equaliser.

Source: Bangkok Post September 23, 2017 18:56 UTC