Chelsea, still the runaway leaders on 63 points, play at West Ham United on Monday while, on Sunday, second-placed Tottenham Hotspur, on 53, host Everton, and Manchester City, 52, visit Sunderland. Earlier, United's League Cup-winning hero Ibrahimovic missed a penalty and 10-man Bournemouth battled to snatch a point in an incident-packed affair at Old Trafford. United manager Jose Mourinho was left with no complaints after his side again failed to take maximum points from a game they dominated. After a Marcos Rojo goal was answered by a Josh King penalty in a turbulent first half, United were left sixth on 49 points. Mourinho said United were to blame for missing out on three points.

Source: Otago Daily Times March 04, 2017 23:19 UTC