Liverpool beat Fulham to go top of EPL

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Liverpool are back on top of the English Premier League (EPL).

James Milner scored a penalty in the 84th minute as the Reds edged past relegation-bound Fulham.

Sadio Mane also scored in the 2-1 win, which takes Liverpool two points ahead of Manchester City for the time being.

Meanwhile, Chelsea went down 2-0 to Everton prompting manager Maurizio Sarri to say that his side reached their mental "limit".

The result dents the Blues chances of securing a top-four finish.

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