Rich teams have a rich Boxing-day in the EPL. Conte, Mou and Pep celebrating a victory

Full-Offer in the EPL Boxing-Day where leading Chelsea and runners-up won their game, waiting for tonight match at Anfield where Liverpool is playing Stoke.
Pedro Rodriguez prepared a marvellous Christmas-cake for the blues scoring a double while Diego Costa was disqualified. The spanish man opened the score with a lovely lob in the minute 24 while Hazard achieved and realised a penalty in the daybreak of the second half. Pedro found the lucky strike thanks to a deflection when the clock was hiting 93 minutes in the Stamford Bridge.
The citizens follow the path winning in Kingston upon-Hull with three goals in the second half: Yaya Touré gave Guardiola the lead by the penalty spot, the youngster Iheanacho scored the second in the 78' and Curtis Davies found an unlucky owngoal. Giroud decided for Arsenal in the last gasp against Wba.

Henrik Mkhitaryan scored on Ibra's style.

Devils are back thanks to Zlatan Ibrahimovic who provided the assist for the first goal against Sunderland scored by Blind in the late first half and closed the game in the minute 82' on Pogba's assistance. Mkhitaryan gives Mou's victory some art with a flying heel-touch on Zlatan's pass some minutes later. Fabio Borini freezes De Gea from outside the box with an incredible shot in the final moments of the match, but it's a poor joy for the italian stricker.
There's no joy for Leicester who disappointed his supporters undergoing a new defeat against Everton: toffies exploited the second half to mark the difference with Mirallas and Lukuku. Even swans can't rise up their head anymore: West Ham finds a red carpet in the Liberty Stadium and wins 4-1. Ayew, Reid, Michail Antonio and Andy Carroll are the protagonists of the party where Llorente is the uninvited infiltrator.
The last italian coach, Mazzarri, saved his game against Palace. Cabaye scored for the guests after 26 minutes but Benteke missed a penalty in the first half so Troy Deeney could equalize the game.
Andre Gray became the frontman of the game beetween Burnley and Middlesbrough when only 9 minutes were missing in the Turf Moor.