Premier League Review: Liverpool, Leicester continue winning run; Manchester clubs falter

Defenders came to fore on Premier League Matchday 14 as Jetro Willems, Virgil van Dijk, Lewis Dunk, Victor Lindelof and Tyrone Mings all got on scoresheet for ir respective clubs. Liverpool gave ir fans ar nail-biting finish, whereas Leicester City went one better and registered a winner in 94th minute. Manchester City dropped points once again this season as y laboured to a 2-2 draw against Newcastle United. Here is our Premier League review of Matchday 14. 

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Premier League review: late, late show for Liverpool and Leicester City

Liverpool do t seem to be comfortable registering clean sheets this season. Virgil van Dijk's brace of headers put Reds ahead before 25th minute. However, goalkeeper Alisson got himself sent off after rushing out of box and impeding Brighton's Leandro Tossard as he attempted to dink ball over Brazilian shot-stopper. Adrian took Alisson's place and conceded a free-kick from Lewis Dunk, moments after coming on to pitch. However, Liverpool held on for ir seventh 2-1 win of season. Leicester City also left it late as y clinched a 2-1 win over Everton, courtesy of a late, late goal from Kelechi Iheanacho. win means that Foxes are keeping pace with Liverpool, with Brendan Rodgers' side just eight points behind league leaders.

Premier League review: Manchester clubs falter

Manchester City once again dropped points in title race as former Liverpool midfielder Jonjo Shelvey slotted in a smart free-kick routine to pull Newcastle level in game. Manchester City are w 11 points behind league leaders. ir neighbouring rivals Manchester United also battled to a 2-2 draw at home against Aston Villa as English international Tyrone Mings restored parity for Dean Smith's side in second half.

Premier League points table update

Premier League title race is beginning to look like a two-horse race after Matchday 14. Liverpool currently hold an eight-point lead over second-placed Leicester and a mammoth 11-point lead over reigning champions Manchester City. Chelsea missed a chance to draw level on points with City, as y succumbed to a 1-0 loss to West Ham United. loss leaves Blues in fourth place on Premier League table. Tottenham have taken a huge leap in Premier League. After finding mselves in bottom half of table, y w sit at fifth place.

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Wolves, Sheffield United, Arsenal, Manchester United and Burnley wrap up top ten, whereas Everton w find mselves dangerously close to relegation spots. Toffees are just two points above 18th-placed Southampton, which means that manr Marco Silva will w begin to sweat over his future at club. In a week, re were two manrial sackings with Arsenal's Unai Emery and Watford's Quique Sanchez Flores unceremoniously departing Premier League.  bookies have w installed Marco Silva as favourite to face axe. 

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