How Man Utd's 1-1 draw with Chelsea affects Premier League top four race

There are now just five points between third and sixth place in the Premier League after Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Chelsea at Old Trafford on Sunday.

After Arsenal lost 3-0 to Leicester earlier in the day, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side took the lead in Manchester when Juan Mata fired in against his former club.

But Chelsea equalised just before half-time when the off-colour David de Gea spilled a long-range effort from Antonio Rudiger straight into the path of Marcos Alonso, who clipped home the equaliser.

The point means that Chelsea retain the advantage in terms of finishing in the fourth and final Champions League place, below Tottenham in third.

Here's how the race is shaping up with two games to go.

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Tottenham

Spurs suffered a surprise loss to West Ham on Saturday (AFP/Getty Images)

Current position: 3rd

Points: 70

Remaining fixtures: Bournemouth (A), Everton (H)

Recent form: three wins, three defeats - 9 points

Chelsea

Alonso profited from De Gea's error (EMPICS Sport)

Current position: 4th

Points: 68

Remaining fixtures: Watford (H), Leicester City (A)

Recent form: three wins, two draws, one defeat - 11 points

Arsenal

Arsenal were awful at Leicester (Action Images via Reuters)

Current position: 5th

Points: 66

Remaining fixtures: Brighton (H), Burnley (A)

Recent form: two wins, four defeats - 6 points

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Manchester United

United couldn't hold onto the lead Mata gave them (Getty Images)

Current position: 6th

Points: 65

Remaining fixtures: Huddersfield (A), Cardiff (H)

Recent form: two wins, one draw, three defeats - 7 points