Premier League talking points: Swansea, Harry Kane and Arsenal feature

A look back at the weekend’s top-flight action

Manchester City are still 13 points clear at the top of the table following their 1-1 draw with Burnley, but there’s still plenty to play for elsewhere.

There were twists and turns in the race for the top four and the battle to avoid relegation this weekend.

And here are the Coral News Team with the big talking points…

Carvalhal’s working wonders at Swansea

Swansea City looked doomed a few weeks ago. But they’ve now beaten Arsenal and Liverpool, and held Leicester City to a draw in their last three league outings.

The Swans are unbeaten in seven games in all competitions and now sit in 17th, above the relegation zone on goal difference.

Carvalhal has transformed the mood at the South Wales club. Now they’ve got a decent run of fixtures before they take on Manchester United at the end of March. They could have climbed to safety by then if they maintain their recent progress.

Kane keeps his cool

Harry Kane saw very little of the ball in open play during Tottenham Hotspur’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool. But he still managed to have a decisive impact on the game. After winning a debatable penalty, he hit an uncharacteristically poor effort from the spot that was easily saved by Loris Karius.

Spurs won another penalty minutes later and the star striker stepped up again. It was virtually the final kick of the game, front of the Kop and it could have swung the race for the top four.

After missing the first spot kick, many players would have left the second one to a teammate. Not Kane. He made no mistake this time and scored his 100th Premier League goal.