It was a tough weekend for Leeds United, who exited the FA Cup at the semi-final stage and watched their Premier League rivals pick up points.
The Whites visited Wembley and suffered a 1-0 defeat to Chelsea, but the blow was not softened by helpful results elsewhere.
Nottingham Forest completed a stunning 5-0 rout of Sunderland, West Ham United overcame Everton and Tottenham Hotspur picked up a win at Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Leeds still sit 15th, but their lead over the clubs below them is now smaller. Daniel Farke’s side sit one point above Forest, four above West Ham and six clear of Tottenham.
They will return to action under the lights at Elland Road on Friday (May 1), when already-relegated Burnley will be the opposition in West Yorkshire.
Further up the table, Arsenal were 1-0 victors over Newcastle United and Liverpool saw off Crystal Palace. Fulham secured a home win over Aston Villa and Manchester United defeated Brentford 2-1 under the Monday night lights.
Following the latest twists and turns in the Premier League, data experts at Opta have predicted how the final table will look.