Ten things we learned this weekend

If anyone doubted that Leicester were not serious title contenders before the weekend, that empathic win over Manchester City should convince them

Kevin Wimmer has slipped into the Spurs back four comfortably, reading the game well and passing with precision – Jan Vertonghen will hardly be missed

With a tough run-in, Aston Villa still seemed destined to drop but if they keep defeating their relegation rivals, they may find a route to safety

In the absence of the Jürgen Klopp and a quieter Anfield, Liverpool were not able to defend a 2-0 lead and could only draw with Sunderland

Dan Gosling will be happy he walked away with his leg in one piece but he should be angry that Mathieu Flamini did not see red for a reckless tackle

Valencia have not won a single game in La Liga in the last three months (12 games) and Gary Neville’s prospects are darkening after every defeat

PSG were far from their best but still managed a 2-1 victory. They’ve now gone 34 Ligue 1 games unbeaten, a run that could well last the entire season

Juve and Napoli prepared to face each other by extending their winning streaks to 14 and eight games, respectively, as the teams below dropped points

Real Madrid are struggling away from the Bernabéu and some fans are already starting to question Zidane and if anything has changed with the new coach

Matches involving the top four sides in Europe's highest scoring league ended 0-0 as Lewandowski, Aubameyang, Chicharito and Kalou all struggled