Fierce London rivals Arsenal and Spurs both dropped points, leaving Manchester City a chance of going top of the English Premier League.
Pep Guardiola's side can open up a two‑point lead over the Gunners if they can beat Southampton in one of the two fixtures.
Jose Mourinho's Manchester United team faces his former club Chelsea in a mouth‑watering fixture at Stamford Bridge.
Manchester City will take on Southampton at 12.30am tomorrow while Chelsea will face Manchester United at 3am.
Meanwhile in the matches this morning, Leicester beat Crystal Palace 3-1, Liverpool beat West Brom 2-1, Arsenal and Middlesbrough were locked nil all, Burnley beat Everton 2-1, Bournemouth and Tottenham were locked nil-all, Stoke beat Hull
2-nil, Swansea and Watford were locked nil-all while West Ham beat Sunderland 1-nil.
