Dropped points against Toffees prove hard to swallow for Liverpool after Manchester City regain pole position.
Liverpool surrendered top spot in the Premier League, drawing at Everton the day after Manchester City had regained pole position with victory at Bournemouth.
Kepa made a winning return to the Chelsea team, while Brendan Rodgers tasted defeat for the first time since taking over as Leicester boss.
Here we look at some of the weekend's best sporting action in pictures.
Liverpool were frustrated by Everton at Goodison Park (Peter Byrne/PA)Manchester City's players celebrate victory at Bournemouth (Adam Davy/PA)Kepa was beaten by a Calum Chambers shot for Fulham but ended on the winning side as Chelsea held on for a 2-1 win at Craven Cottage.Watford's Andre Gray scored a late winner against Leicester (Steven Paston/PA)The Hornets' 2-1 win at Vicarage Road condemned Brendan Rodgers to a first defeat as Leicester boss (Steven Paston/PA)Romelu Lukaku, right, scored twice as Manchester United won an entertaining match against Southampton 3-2 (Martin Rickett/PA)Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang saw his late penalty saved by Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris in the 1-1 draw at Wembley (John Walton/PA)Brighton managed a much-needed win over Huddersfield, with Florin Andone celebrating the only goal of the game in style (Gareth Fuller/PA)Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson had a satisfying day at Burnley, with his team winning 3-1 (Nigel French/PA)Laura Muir claimed her second of two gold medals at the European Indoor Championships by winning the 1500m on Sunday night (Jane Barlow/PA)Great Britain's Andy Pozzi, left, lost his 60 metres hurdles title after finishing sixth in the final in Glasgow (Ian Rutherford/PA)There was better news for Shelayna Oskan-Clarke who claimed gold in the 800m (Jane Barlow/PA)Wigan head coach Adrian Lam had a difficult afternoon as his team lost 18-16 to newly promoted London Broncos in the Betfred Super League (Martin Rickett/PA)England were put to the sword by the West Indies in the final one-day international in St Lucia, with Chris Gayle in irrepressible form with the bat for the hosts (Ricardo Mazalan/AP)Roger Federer reached the landmark of 100 tour-level titles after beating Stefanos Tsitsipas in the final of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships (Kamran Jebreili/AP)Joe Worrall, left, scored his first goal for Rangers to keep alive Steven Gerrard's hopes of landing a trophy in his first season as boss. The goal earned a 1-1 draw at Aberdeen in the William Hill Scottish Cup quarter-finals, and a replay (Jeff Holmes/PA)
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