Premier League week 37 results and table

Chelsea 1-0 Liverpool

Chelsea clung to their hopes of a top-four finish this weekend when they took the lead in the 35th minute against Liverpool.

Oliver Giroud 32’ (Chelsea)

Arsenal 5-0 Burnley

Arsenal sent Wenger off in style when they thrashed Burnley on the weekend. This was Wengers last home match at the Emirates stadium and one we are sure he will remember.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 14’, 75’ (Arsenal)

Alexandre Lacazette 45+3’ (Arsenal)

Sead Kolasinac 54’ (Arsenal)

Alex Iwobi 64’ (Arsenal)

Manchester City 0-0 Huddersfield

Relegation threatened Huddersfield tried to dampen the party spirits of the Champions who would be lifting the trophy after the match. But even the goalless draw couldn’t keep Peps men from a sunny celebration.

West Brom 1-0 Tottenham

The baggies managed to bag themselves a lifesaving three points when they scored an injury time goal, keeping their dreams alive a little longer.

Jake Livermore 90+2’ (West Brom)

Stoke 1-2 Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace placed the final nail in the coffin that sends Stoke down a league, after a decade in the Premier League they will be relegated.

Xherdan Shaqiri 43’ (Stoke)

James McArthur 68’ (Crystal Palace)

Patrick van Aanholt 86’ (Crystal Palace)

Everton 1-1 Southampton

Southampton had the lead and things were looking great until Everton put a dent in their hopes a draw means Southampton are still in the relegation zone.

Nathan Redmond 56’ (Southampton)

Tom Davies 90+6’ (Everton)

Bournemouth 1-0 Swansea

Swansea has slipped back into the relegation zone after losing to Bournemouth, Swansea had multiple chances to grab a win but couldn’t find the back on of the net.

Ryan Fraser 37’ (Bournemouth)

Leicester 0-2 West Ham

West Ham has managed to pull themselves away from the relegation zone with a convincing win over a shambolic Leicester.

Joao Mario 34’ (West Ham)

Mark Noble 64’ (West Ham)

Watford 2-1 Newcastle

Watford sealed the deal against Newcastle on the weekend when they beat them 2-1 at Vicarage Road.

Roberto Pereyra 2’ (Watford)

Andre Gray 28’ (Watford)

Ayoze Perez 55’ (Newcastle)

Brighton 1-0 Manchester United

Brighton ensured they stayed away from the relegation zone when they shocked the Red Devils and soccer fans around the world with their 1-0 win.

Pascal Groβ 57’ (Brighton)

Current EPL table standings