EPL Table: 2017 Standings After Saturday's Week 30 Results and Top Scorers

Chelsea's lead at the Premier League summit was cut down to seven points on Saturday after they suffered a 2-1 home defeat to Crystal Palace while second-placed Tottenham Hotspur beat Burnley 2-0 at Turf Moor.

The Blues' first defeat since January was brought about after Wilfried Zaha and Christian Benteke scored twice in two minutes to cancel out Cesc Fabregas' opener and give manager Sam Allardyce his fourth successive victory.

Liverpool triumphed in the Merseyside derby in Saturday's early kick-off, after Sadio Mane, Philippe Coutinho and Divock Origi all scored to clinch a 3-1 beating of fierce rivals Everton at Anfield. In the evening fixture, Southampton dropped points after drawing 0-0 at home to south-coast derby opponents Bournemouth.

Leicester City boss Craig Shakespeare also became just the fourth Premier League manager to win his first four games in charge of a club, after goals from Wilfred Ndidi and Jamie Vardy sealed a 2-0 win over Stoke City.

A 1-0 defeat against Watford meant Sunderland's relegation prospects worsened at Vicarage Road, while a tame Manchester United were held to a 0-0 draw at home to West Bromwich Albion.

Read on for a full recap of Saturday's Premier League results, complete with an updated look at the division's top scorers and the latest league table.

Home	Score	Away
Liverpool	3-1	Everton
Chelsea	1-2	Crystal Palace
Watford	1-0	Sunderland
Manchester United	0-0	West Bromwich Albion
Leicester City	2-0	Stoke City
Hull City	2-1	West Ham United
Burnley	0-2	Tottenham Hotspur
Southampton	0-0	Bournemouth

Position	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Chelsea	29	22	3	4	60	23	+37	69
2	Tottenham	29	18	8	3	57	21	+36	62
3	Liverpool	30	17	8	5	64	37	+27	59
4	Manchester City	28	17	6	5	54	30	+24	57
5	Manchester United	28	14	11	3	42	23	+19	53
6	Arsenal	27	15	5	7	56	34	+22	50
7	Everton	30	14	8	8	52	33	+19	50
8	West Bromwich Albion	30	12	8	10	39	38	+1	44
9	Stoke	30	9	9	12	33	44	-11	36
10	Southampton	28	9	7	12	33	36	-3	34
11	Watford	29	9	7	13	34	48	-14	34
12	Bournemouth	30	9	7	14	42	54	-12	34
13	Leicester	29	9	6	14	35	47	-12	33
14	West Ham	30	9	6	15	41	54	-13	33
15	Burnley	30	9	5	16	31	44	-13	32
16	Crystal Palace	29	9	4	16	38	47	-9	31
17	Swansea	29	8	3	18	36	63	-27	27
18	Hull	30	7	6	17	28	59	-31	27
19	Middlesbrough	28	4	10	14	20	33	-13	22
20	Sunderland	29	5	5	19	24	51	-27	20

Position	Player	Team	Goals
1	Romelu Lukaku	Everton	21
2	Harry Kane	Tottenham Hotspur	19
3	Alexis Sanchez	Arsenal	18
4	Diego Costa	Chelsea	17
5	Zlatan Ibrahimovic	Manchester United	15
6	Jermain Defoe	Sunderland	14
7	Dele Alli	Tottenham Hotspur	14
8	Sadio Mane	Liverpool	13
9	Sergio Aguero	Manchester City	13
10	Eden Hazard	Chelsea	11

Recap

Chelsea's Premier League stampede was held after 13 wins on the bounce, as Zaha and Benteke replied to a fifth-minute Fabregas opener in quick fashion to earn three unlikely points for the visiting Eagles.

Hazard set Fabregas up for the breakthrough early on, and Chelsea were still reeling from Zaha's leveller when Benteke chipped an onrushing Thibaut Courtois in space to hit them while they were down, via Match of the Day:

Chelsea persevered in their assault and finished with 24 shots on goal, per WhoScored.com, but a second never came for the Stamford Bridge hosts, who are now just seven points ahead of Spurs in the standings.

Earlier on Saturday, Liverpool dominated the Merseyside derby with a 3-1 victory at Anfield to breathe new life into their top-four hopes, and Simon Gleave of Gracenote Sports highlighted the Reds' sterling record against top-half teams:

Toffees centre-back Matthew Pennington cancelled out Mane's opener in his first Premier League appearance of the season, but Coutinho nudged Liverpool back ahead just minutes later before Origi supplied a third in the 60th minute.

Tottenham were made to sweat on their result at Turf Moor and headed in scoreless at the break before second-half goals from Eric Dier and Heung-Min Son rescued three points, with the former content after netting:

Spurs dominated almost two-thirds of possession at Turf Moor and enjoyed the better chances at goal, winning to show they don't need the injured Harry Kane to ensure their title hopes live on.

Chelsea weren't the only side disappointed at home on Saturday, though, as United drew at home for the second league match in a row, and manager Jose Mourinho wasn't happy with West Brom's tactics, via Match of the Day:

The Red Devils were by far the oppressors in that fixture, although Baggies manager Tony Pulis will care little for how his side earn their points, just so long as they continue to do so.

Southampton and Bournemouth also engaged in a derby showdown but were unable to find a breakthrough as managers Claude Puel and Eddie Howe shared the spoils with a 0-0 stalemate.

Ndidi and Vardy bagged goals against Stoke City to hand Leicester manager Shakespeare his fourth successive Premier League win and move the Foxes up to 13th in the league.

They move above West Ham United after Andrew Robertson and Andrea Ranocchia scored to cancel out Andy Carroll's early opener, while Watford were deserving of their slim 1-0 win over Sunderland.