English Premier League 2018-19: Key talking points after match-day 22

Under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, United have found a new breath of life. They have won all their matches under him.

However, United should analyze their performance against Tottenham as they were outplayed in the second half, and it was only due to David de Gea that they didn't concede.

It will be in United's best interest if Lukaku is sold off at the earliest.

Arsenal were defeated by West Ham this week, which made Unai Emery comment that they could not control the match.

This was the fifth consecutive away match where Arsenal could not win, and considering they host Chelsea on January 19, they would have been happy going in with a victory.

Captain Laurent Koscielny also said that Arsenal need to perform better while attacking.

Chelsea finally won a match this week after losing to Crystal Palace and drawing against Southampton.

However, what Chelsea are lacking is a prolific goal-scorer who will find the back of the net frequently.

Their main striker Alvaro Morata has hardly been able to prove his mettle, and Chelsea should start looking elsewhere to curb their goal-scoring woes.

Tottenham suffered defeat against Manchester United at Wembley, a match they should have won considering the number of chances they managed to create.

David de Gea became their enemy and held his fort firmly till the last whistle.

Harry Kane's injury will be contributing to further problems that Spurs could do without.

Spurs face Chelsea in the Carabao Cup semi-final next week.

City thrashed Wolverhampton 3-0 this week and dominated the match with 77% possession.

Gabriel Jesus was in phenomenal form, scoring twice and helping City narrow their gap with Liverpool.

City have now managed to score 99 goals across all competitions this term, and with Kevin de Bruyne back, they look more confident than ever.

City's form shows they are still challenging for the title.

Liverpool defeated Brighton with a goal from Mohamed Salah, and are still four points ahead of their closest competitor Manchester City.

As the league progresses into the final stages, Klopp will be intent on holding on to the form and not lose points.

One concern that is surely haunting him is the numerous injuries Liverpool defenders have suffered.

They face Crystal Palace next.