Chelsea 7-0 Stoke City: Needing a win to return to the top of the Premier League, the Blues open the scoring when Salomon Kalou heads home from fellow Ivory Coast striker Didier Drogba's cross
They have another soon after when Kalou prods home a rebound but he makes contact with Thomas Sorensen in the process resulting in the goalkeeper being taken to hospital with a suspected broken elbow
Asmir Begovic replaces him but is soon picking the ball out of the net as Kalou wins a penalty which Frank Lampard converts to make it 3-0 before half-time
The Chelsea faithful have to wait until the 68th minute for the fourth goal of the afternoon and again it comes from Kalou who completes his hat-trick shortly before being substituted
Instead of easing off with the job apparently done, the hosts keep pushing and have a fifth when Lampard flicks home his second from youngster Sam Hutchinson's cross
Carlo Ancelotti's side add another two goals in the last three minutes, courtesy of Daniel Sturridge and Florent Malouda, to complete a 7-0 rout which sends them emphatically back to the top of the table
Burnley 0-4 Liverpool: Steven Fletcher tries an acrobatic effort for the Clarets who start the game knowing defeat will relegate them to the Championship
After a goalless first half it is Liverpool who break the deadlock when captain Steven Gerrard sees his shot deflect in off Leon Cort in the 52nd minute
Gerrard scores again minutes later to double his side's lead with a fine curling effort that beats goalkeeper Brian Jensen to leave Burnley in a precarious position
With 15 minutes to go, a good finish by Argentine midfielder Maxi Rodriguez effectively puts the game beyond the hosts as their hopes of staying up receive another blow
Ryan Babel adds a fourth with virtually the last kick of the game as Liverpool stay seventh while Burnley have their relegation confirmed with two games to go
Aston Villa 1-0 Birmingham City: With the visitors looking to end a run of five straight derby defeats, James McFadden pushes forward but finds Carlos Cuellar on hand to stop him
Sporting a bandage after his midweek clash of heads with Hull's Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink, Richard Dunne tries to contain the threat posed by former Villa player Craig Gardner
Having locked horns many times as rival managers in Old Firm games, City's Alex McLeish and Villa's Martin O'Neill renew their rivalry in this big match
On loan from Manchester City, visiting goalkeeper Joe Hart has to be at his best on several occasions to keep out some testing efforts from Villa's players
Birmingham have the better of the second half but fail to take their chances and find themselves staring defeat in the face when Roger Johnson concedes a late penalty after he is adjudged to have fouled Gabriel Agbonlahor
Having successfully scored from the spot on Wednesday, James Milner is given the responsibility again and fires his kick high into the net to win it for Villa and push them up to fifth on level points with fourth-placed Spurs
Everton 2-1 Fulham: The Cottagers take a 36th-minute lead at Goodison Park when Erik Nevland intercepts Leighton Baines' backpass and clips the ball over the advancing Tim Howard
The Toffees equalise soon after the interval when Yakubu misses his overhead kick and sees Victor Anichebe head in off Fulham defender Chris Smalling who is credited with the own goal
With a draw looking likely, Chris Baird fouls Tim Cahill to give away a penalty which Mikel Arteta duly dispatches to grab an injury-time winner for Everton
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