Arsenal moved ahead of Manchester City with a title-winning performance at Anfield, while Lisandro Martinez was *not* the biggest loser of the weekend.

Football365 ranks Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta among the weekend's biggest Premier League winners following a resolute defensive victory over Liverpool at Anfield that moved his side ahead of Manchester City. Other clubs and individuals praised by the outlet include Brighton following their away win at Manchester City, Chelsea's Estevao, Marco Rose's Bournemouth, Tottenham, Coventry City, and Fulham manager Alvaro Arbeloa.
Conversely, writer Michael Lee criticizes Aston Villa, Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez, and Liverpool forward Bradley Barcola among the weekend's losers. The analysis argues Villa overreacted legally to pundit Jamie Carragher, condemns Martinez after he conceded a penalty against Chelsea, and questions Barcola's effectiveness against Arsenal's disciplined defense.
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