Arsenal 1-4 Chelsea: Cesc Fabregas battles for the ball with Chelsea's Michael Essien as the Gunners make the brighter start on a warm afternoon in north London
Chelsea stun their hosts after soaking up Arsenal pressure and take the lead as Alex powerfully heads Didier Drogba's free-kick past Lukasz Fabianski in the 28th minute of the clash
Nicolas Anelka doubles Chelsea's lead with a stunning strike that moves in the air and finds the bottom corner of the Arsenal goal in the 39th minute
Arsenal's afternoon goes from bad to worse as Ashley Cole's cross from the left is diverted into his own net by Kolo Toure in the 49th minute
Arsenal respond through Nicklas Bendtner's fine header but Chelsea regain the three-goal cushion as Anelka's shot hits the post and rebounds to Florent Malouda to tap into the empty net late in the game
The final whistle puts Arsenal fans out of their misery as they suffer a humiliating defeat to their west London rivals that ends their miserable week of footballing lows
Manchester United 2-0 Manchester City: United boss Sir Alex Ferguson knows that a win over rivals City in the 151st Manchester derby will move his side one step nearer to the Premier League title
Passionate City fan Ricky Hatton takes his place in the stands at Old Trafford alongside United absentee Rio Ferdinand who misses the match with a calf injury
Ryan Giggs manages to get to the ball ahead of City's Vincent Kompany as both sides start the encounter with some attractive football in the spring sunshine
Stephen Ireland brings Dimitar Berbatov down and it's left to Cristiano Ronaldo to thump home the resulting free-kick that takes a slight deflection past Shay Given as the hosts take the lead
Ronaldo is mobbed by his delighted team-mates after his 18th-minute strike gives Ferguson's men a crucial lead against the men in blue
Manchester United double their lead with a stunning goal - Dimitar Berbatov does well to bring down a long ball before finding Carlos Tevez who fires in a fizzing shot from 20 yards
Ireland and his manager Mark Hughes reflect on the 2-0 defeat at Old Trafford as United make a giant stride towards the title and return to the top of the table
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