Nottingham Forest boosted their survival hopes and dented Tottenham's with a 3-0 crushing away from home.
Elsewhere, Sunderland claimed Tyne-Wear derby bragging rights with a late 2-1 win at Newcastle, Everton dismantled Chelsea 3-0 and Brighton downed Liverpool 2-1.
Using Flashscore's player ratings system, it's time to select our Premier League Team of the Week.
Goalkeeper
Jordan Pickford (Everton) - 8.6
Pickford rebounded from his mistake at Arsenal with a composed showing in Everton's win against Chelsea.
England's number one made four saves, preventing 1.07 goals to keep an 11th clean sheet of the season.
Defenders
Neco Williams (Nottingham Forest) - 8.1
Two assists for Williams were the least he deserved following an impressive outing in a crunch Forest clash at Spurs.
The Welshman's corner delivery for Igor Jesus was perfect, as was his cross for Taiwo Awoniyi late on.
Nikola Milenkovic (Nottingham Forest) - 8.1
Forest's Milenkovic put in a titanic shift in central defence to keep Spurs at bay.
The Serbia international made 12 clearances, which was more than any player on the pitch.
Lucas Digne (Aston Villa) - 8.0
Digne provided width and balance for Aston Villa as they saw off West Ham 2-0 with ease.
He sent in three accurate crosses, won six aerial duels and made four clearances at Villa Park.
Midfielders
Harry Wilson (Fulham) - 8.0
Wilson continued his impressive campaign with a game-altering finish in Fulham's 3-1 win over Burnley.
In typical Wilson fashion, he cut inside from the right and drilled in a 10th goal of the season.
Amadou Onana (Aston Villa) - 8.1
Onana had a rounded outing in Villa's victory, doing his part in and out of possession.
The Belgian was a menace defensively, winning five tackles, making four clearances and three interceptions.
James Garner (Everton) - 8.2
Garner had an equally dogged midfield display for Everton but came away with some offensive production.
His perfect, defence-splitting pass sent Beto away to dink in an effort for Everton's opening goal.
Josh King (Fulham) - 8.1
Fulham starlet King had a productive performance against Burnley, coming away with a goal and an assist.
The 19-year-old's pass found Wilson for his strike, while he netted the equaliser a few minutes earlier by pouncing on a defensive error.
Forwards
Brian Brobbey (Sunderland) - 8.0
Brobbey gave Newcastle's defenders plenty to think about over the course of the game with his hold-up play.
The Dutchman's persistence was rewarded in the 90th minute when he netted the all-important Sunderland winner.
Beto (Everton) - 8.3
Two-goal Beto was a nuisance for Chelsea's defenders throughout and he had a hand in all three Everton goals.
His first was a delicate nick past Robert Sanchez, his second too hot for the goalkeeper to handle, while his flick-on sent Iliman Ndiaye away for three.
Danny Welbeck (Brighton) - 9.0
The timeless Welbeck set a new career best of 12 Premier League goals after doubling up in Brighton's deserved win against Liverpool.
The 35-year-old opened the scoring with a fine header and got his second by being in the right place at the right time in the box.
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