Tricky Toffees give City lots to chew over
MANCHESTER UNITED drew level with Manchester City at the top of the Premier League after the Citizens slumped to a disappointing 1-0 defeat at Everton on Tuesday night.
United comfortably saw off Stoke 2-0 and are 6-4 for title glory while their city rivals are out to 5-6 following their latest flop.
Former United midfielder Darron Gibson scored the winner for the Toffees, much to the delight of both Goodison Park and Old Trafford.
Tottenham maintained their charge with a confident 3-1 triumph over Wigan and are 14-1 to win the league.
Ten-man Chelsea got off the hook at Swansea, where they earned a 1-1 draw thanks to a late Jose Bosingwa equaliser.
However, the Blues' Champions League spot is now coming under almost as much pressure as their manager Andre Villas-Boas and they are out to 1-2 to qualify for Europe's premier competition next season.
Andy Carroll responded to rumours about his future by notching the opener in a straightforward 3-0 Liverpool victory over struggling Wolves.
Ladbrokes offer 4-6 that the former Newcastle striker will still be at Anfield for the first game of next season and 8-11 that he starts against Spurs on Monday, when Luis Suarez is expected to return from suspension.
It was only Carroll's third league goal of the campaign and Ladbrokes offer 5-6 that he adds five goals or more to his tally during the rest of the season.
