Chelsea horror show, more misery for Lampard: Premier League catch-up - in pictures

We take a look at the last round of fixtures in the English top flight

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  LAST ROUND OF PREMIER LEAGUE MATCHES: Saturday, April 2: Liverpool 2 (Jota 22', Firmino pen 89') Watford 0: Liverpool briefly took over at the top of the table thanks to Diogo Jota's 20th goal of the season and a late penalty from Fabinho. Struggling Watford fell to their 20th defeat in 30 league games. EPA

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  Brighton 0 Norwich City 0: Brighton ended a run of six defeats in a row but were left frustrated it wasn't more after Neal Maupay sent a first-half penalty sailing over the bar. Norwich also ended a run of six defeats but remain rooted to bottom of table, seven points from safety. Getty

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  Burnley 0 Manchester City 2 (De Bruyne 5', Gundogan 25'): City made a quick return to top of table with a comfortable win at second bottom Burnley, who managed just one shot on target in 90 minutes. First-half goals from Kevin de Bruyne and Ilkay Gundogan did the damage for Pep Guardiola's side. Reuters

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  Chelsea 1 (Rudiger 48') Chelsea 4 (Janelt 50' & 60', Eriksen 54', Wissa 87'): Christian Eriksen scored his first goal for Brentford in the shock result of the season so far. Antonio Rudiger had put the Blues in front with a long-range stunner only for Vitaly Janelt's double, Eriksen and Yoane Wissa to flip the game on its head. Getty

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  Leeds United 1 (Harrison 29') Southampton 1 (Ward-Prowse 49'): Leeds were denied a third straight win after a superb James Ward-Prowse free-kick cancelled out Jack Harrison's first-half finish. The Yorkshiremen are two places and eight points clear of the drop zone. Getty

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  Wolves 2 (Jonny 7', Young og 36') 1 Watkins pen 86'): Wolves came out on top in this Midlands derby to boost their hopes of European football next season. First-half goals from Jonny and an Ashley Young headed own goal put Wolves in driving seat. Ollie Watkins scored from the spot late on but Villa still fell to a third defeat in a row. Getty

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  Manchester United 1 (Fred 66') Leicester City 1 (Iheanacho 63'): United's hopes of Champions League football took another knock after they were held at Old Trafford. Kelechi Iheanacho headed the Foxes into a lead that only lasted three minutes before Fred levelled. PA

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  Sunday, April 3: West Ham 2 (Cresswell 32', Bowen 58') Everton 1 (Holgate 53'): Everton, without an away league win since August 28, were beaten at the London Stadium and remain 17th in the table. An Aaron Cresswell free-kick and Jarrod Bowen close-range finish sandwiched a deflected Mason Holgate volley. Reuters

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  Tottenham 5 (Davies 43' Doherty 48', Son, 54', Emerson Royal 63' Bergwijn 83'): Champions League-chasing Spurs blew away Newcastle with four unanswered second-half goals. Antonio Conte's side have won five in their last six while the Magpies suffered a third defeat on the spin. Reuters

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  Monday, April 4: Crystal Palace 3 ( Mateta 16', J Ayew 24', Zaha pen 74') Arsenal 0. The Gunners top-four hopes take a hit as Palace seal a thoroughly deserved victory thanks to goals from Jean-Philippe Mateta, Jordan Ayew and a Wilfried Zaha penalty. AFP

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  Wednesday, April 6: Burnley 3 (Collins 12', Rodriguez 57', Cornet 85') Everton (Richarlison pens 18' & 41'). A vital late winner from Maxwel Cornet earned the Clarets a vital three points agains their fellwo strugglers, who could not hold on to their half-time advantage. Getty

There was a new team at the top of the Premier League last week, albeit only for a few hours.

Liverpool's win over Watford, their 10th league victory in a row, saw them leapfrog Manchester City – a remarkable effort considering Pep Gaurdiola's side were 14 points clear of the Reds in mid-January.

The defending champions had been knocked off the summit for the first time since December 4 but's City's regulation victory at Burnley saw them back at the top, one point clear of Liverpool again.

In the race for the remaining Champions League spots, only Tottenham Hotspur managed to secure three points, with Chelsea and Arsenal falling to surprise heavy defeats and Manchester United drawing. West Ham and Wolves remain in the mix after their narrow victories.

Chelsea are third in the table, five points ahead of Spurs and Arsenal, with West Ham and Manchester United a further three points behind.

Norwich City remain bottom of the table, seven points shy of Everton in 17th. Second-bottom Watford are a two points behind Burnley, who in turn are now just one point down on Everton.

In the gallery above, you can see the results from the last round of Premier League fixtures. To move on to the next photo, click on the arrows or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.