EPL Table: 2017 Week 20 Standings After Tuesday's Premier League Scores

Arsenal made a miraculous comeback in the Premier League against Bournemouth on Tuesday, claiming a point in a 3-3 draw after being three goals down to the Cherries.

Olivier Giroud was the hero, providing two assists and the equaliser, as home fans were stunned into silence by the France international's late effort.

In the night's other games, Swansea City claimed a needed victory at Crystal Palace as they won 2-1, and Stoke City comfortably beat Watford 2-0 at home.

Here are Tuesday's results and latest standings:

Home	Score	Away
Bournemouth	3-3	Arsenal
Crystal Palace	1-2	Swansea City
Stoke City	2-0	Watford

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	GD	Points
1	Chelsea	19	16	1	2	29	49
2	Liverpool	20	13	5	2	25	44
3	Manchester City	20	13	3	4	19	42
4	Arsenal	20	12	5	3	22	41
5	Tottenham Hotspur	19	11	6	2	23	39
6	Manchester United	20	11	6	3	12	39
7	Everton	20	8	6	6	5	30
8	West Bromwich Albion	20	8	5	7	4	29
9	Bournemouth	20	7	4	9	-5	25
10	Southampton	20	6	6	8	-6	24
11	Stoke City	20	6	6	8	-8	24
12	Burnley	20	7	2	11	-9	23
13	Watford	20	6	4	10	-13	22
14	West Ham United	20	6	4	10	-12	22
15	Leicester City	20	5	6	9	-7	21
16	Middlesbrough	20	4	7	9	-5	19
17	Crystal Palace	20	4	4	12	-7	16
18	Sunderland	20	4	3	13	-18	15
19	Swansea City	20	4	3	13	-22	15
20	Hull City	20	3	4	13	-27	13

Tuesday Recap

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Arsenal appeared dead and buried on their visit to the south coast, but an extraordinary second half saw Arsene Wenger's team fight back to claim a 3-3 draw.

The Cherries were in front after just 16 minutes as Charlie Daniels expertly slotted the ball past Gunners goalkeeper Petr Cech.

Wenger watched on in shock as Granit Xhaka clipped Ryan Fraser just four minutes later to concede a clumsy penalty. Callum Wilson's spot-kick was unconvincing but found the back of the net as Cech dived the wrong way.

The hosts maintained their lead until half-time, with the north London side short of ideas and inspiration.

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Fraser was the Bournemouth hero once again, shortly before the hour mark. The attacker planted his shot through Cech's legs to send the home fans into raptures.

The Gunners fightback began with 20 minutes left on the clock as Alexis Sanchez stamped his quality on the proceedings.

The Chile superstar headed home as Giroud flicked the ball to the far post, and the travelling supporters were clearly enthused. 

Arsenal added a second after 75 minutes through a dramatic volley from substitute Lucas Perez. The Spaniard latched onto Giroud's clever flick, and he smashed his effort into the bottom corner of the net.

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Dan Gosling had a prime opportunity to wrap up the win in the final 10 minutes, but the player curled his effort wide from close range. The match was immediately turned on its head as Simon Francis saw red for the hosts after dangerous play in the tackle.

The Gunners took the opportunity to push forward to punish the 10 men, and they laid siege to the Cherries goal.

Six minutes of injury time were added on, and Arsenal completed their comeback as Giroud latched onto a cross to find the back of the net with a header.

The visiting players rushed the ball back to the centre circle as they looked for victory, but Bournemouth held on for a draw, which will feel like a defeat after a dramatic night.

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In Tuesday's other games, Swansea earned a rare victory as Palace's woes continued at Selhurst Park.

Alfie Mawson gave the Swans a first-half lead, but a late goal from Wilfried Zaha appeared to have given the Eagles a share of the points.

However, substitute Angel Rangel scored the winner for the south Wales team, as new boss Paul Clement watched on.

Watford had no reply on their visit to Stoke, falling to a 2-0 defeat on their travels. 

Ryan Shawcross and Peter Crouch provided the goals as the Potters leap up the Premier League standings.