EPL Recap: Liverpool remain on top, Tottenham struggles continue as Leicester best them, Pep shows Maresca who’s boss, and Nottingham lost in the Forest

Liverpool Stay Top with 4-1 Win Over Ipswich

Liverpool extended their lead at the top to six points with a 4-1 win over Ipswich. Gakpo scored twice, and there were goals from Salah and Szoboszlai. Szoboszlai opened the scoring, followed by Salah’s 100th Premier League goal. Gakpo netted a rebound before adding a header from Trent’s cross. Ipswich pulled one back late through Greaves but remain in 18th, with winger Wes Burns suffering a potential knee injury. Arsenal’s 1-0 win over Wolves kept the gap at six points, but Liverpool have a game in hand. With their next match looming, Liverpool will look to maintain their strong form and stretch their advantage.

Man City Comeback to Beat Chelsea 3-1

Man City made a strong comeback to beat Chelsea 3-1, moving into the top four. Chelsea led 1-0, but Gvardiol equalized before halftime. In the second half, Haaland scored from a long Ederson pass, and Foden sealed the win late. Chelsea’s keeper Sanchez had a rough game, with multiple mistakes leading to goals. With City’s next match on the horizon, they’ll aim to build on this momentum and keep pushing for the top spots.

Spurs Lose Again as Leicester Beat Them 2-1

Tottenham’s poor run continued with a 2-1 loss to Leicester, their fourth straight Premier League defeat. Richarlison gave Spurs a 1-0 lead at halftime, but Leicester equalized through Vardy and El Khannouss scored the winner. Fans voiced their frustration, calling for chairman Daniel Levy to leave. Spurs, missing Maddison through injury, couldn’t capitalize on chances, including a free-kick that hit the crossbar. With their next match critical, Tottenham desperately need a win to turn their form around and lift spirits.

Bournemouth Thrash Notthingham Forest 5-0

Dango Ouattara’s second-half hat-trick helped Bournemouth cruise to a 5-0 win over Nottingham Forest, boosting their hopes for a surprise Champions League spot. The win extended Bournemouth’s unbeaten run to 11 games, putting them just one point behind the top four. Forest, in third, suffered their first loss since December and are now nine points behind Liverpool, who have a game in hand. With Bournemouth set to face Liverpool at home next Saturday, they’ll be looking to continue their impressive form and push for a top-four finish.