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Title in the balance

AFP, London
***RESULTS
Chelsea 1 (Remy 41) Manchester City 1 (Silva 45) Crystal Palace 0 Everton 1 (Lukaku 2) Hull 0 Newcastle 3 (Cabella 40, Ameobi 50, Gouffran 78)
Liverpool 2 (Sterling 51, Sturridge 80) West Ham 0 Manchester United 3 (Van Persie 27, Falcao 32, Morgan 44-og) Leicester 1 (Wasilewski 80) Stoke 3 (Walters 21,34,90) QPR1 (Kranjcar 36) Sunderland 2 (Wickham 20, Defoe 34) Burnley 0 West Brom 0 Tottenham 3 (Eriksen 6, Kane 15, 64-pen)**
Premier League leaders Chelsea remained five points clear of second-placed Manchester City after drawing 1-1 with the defending champions in Saturday's late kick-off at Stamford Bridge.
Loic Remy gave Chelsea a 41st-minute lead only for David Silva to equalise four minutes later.
Remy, given a starting spot by Jose Mourinho after in-form striker Diego Costa was handed an immediate three-match ban on Friday for stamping on Emre Can in Chelsea's midweek League Cup semi-final victory at home to Liverpool, justified the Portuguese's faith when he turned in a low cross from Eden Hazard.
But City were level before half-time when Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut
Courtois's weak punch saw the ball fall to Sergio Aguero, whose shot was diverted into the net by Silva.
City pressed for a second goal as Chelsea struggled up front but the match remained all square.
Earlier, Daniel Sturridge put nearly five months of injury frustration
behind him by coming off the bench to score in Liverpool's 2-0 win at home to West Ham.
The 25-year-old striker had been sidelined with thigh and calf injuries since September.
Raheem Sterling broke the deadlock in the 51st minute at Anfield before Sturridge, a second-half replacement for Lazar Markovic, marked just his fourth Liverpool appearance of the season by scoring in the 80th minute.
Manchester United climbed into third place with a 3-1 win over basement club Leicester at Old Trafford as they gained revenge for a shock 5-3 defeat by the Foxes in September
Louis van Gaal's men went 3-0 up before half-time on Saturday through Robin van Persie, Radamel Falcao and an own-goal by Wes Morgan before Marcin Wasilewski pulled a one back 10 minutes from time.