Premier League Table: Week 36 Points After West Ham vs. Spurs, Updated Fixtures

Tottenham Hotspur's Premier League challenge evaporated at West Ham United as they were defeated 1-0 on Friday night.

Manuel Lanzini's strike in the second half was enough for the Hammers, leaving Chelsea just two victories away from being crowned as champions.

Spurs were nowhere near their best on their travels and they allowed West Ham to attack them during a mediocre defensive display. 

Here is the latest schedule from the Premier League:

Date	Time (BST/ET)	Fixture
Saturday, May 6	12:30 p.m/7:30 a.m.	Manchester City vs. Crystal Palace
Saturday, May 6	3 p.m/10 a.m.	Bournemouth vs. Stoke City
Saturday, May 6	3 p.m/10 a.m.	Burnley vs. West Brom
Saturday, May 6	3 p.m/10 a.m.	Hull City vs. Sunderland
Saturday, May 6	3 p.m/10 a.m.	Leicester City vs. Watford
Saturday, May 6	5:30 p.m/12:30 p.m.	Swansea City vs. Everton
Sunday, May 7	1:30 p.m/8:30 a.m.	Liverpool vs. Southampton
Sunday, May 7	4 p.m./11 a.m.	Arsenal vs. Manchester United
Monday, May 8	8 p.m/3 p.m.	Chelsea vs. Middlesbrough
Wednesday, May 10	7:45 p.m/ 2:45 p.m.	Southampton vs. Arsenal

Here are the updated standings:

Pos	Team	PL	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	PTS
1	Chelsea	34	26	3	5	72	29	+43	81
2	Tottenham	35	23	8	4	71	23	+48	77
3	Liverpool	35	20	9	6	71	42	+29	69
4	Manchester City	34	19	9	6	65	37	+28	66
5	Manchester United	34	17	14	3	51	25	+26	65
6	Arsenal	33	18	6	9	64	42	+22	60
7	Everton	35	16	10	9	60	40	+20	58
8	West Bromwich Albion	34	12	8	14	39	43	-4	44
9	West Ham	36	11	9	16	45	59	-14	42
10	Southampton	33	11	8	14	39	44	-5	41
11	Bournemouth	35	11	8	16	50	63	-13	41
12	Leicester	34	11	7	16	42	54	-12	40
13	Stoke	35	10	10	15	37	50	-13	40
14	Watford	34	11	7	16	37	55	-18	40
15	Burnley	35	11	6	18	35	49	-14	39
16	Crystal Palace	35	11	5	19	46	56	-10	38
17	Hull	35	9	7	19	36	67	-31	34
18	Swansea	35	9	5	21	40	69	-29	32
19	Middlesbrough	35	5	13	17	26	45	-19	28
20	Sunderland	34	5	6	23	26	60	-34	21

Friday Recap

Chelsea fans had to be celebrating at full-time as Spurs were not up to the challenge during their visit to West Ham.

The Lilywhites were miles off their best form in east London, as the Hammers banged the nails in Tottenham's Premier League challenge.

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An arduous first half saw neither side take advantage of brief chances presented to them, but Spurs appeared fatigued compared to the hosts.

Heung-Min Son almost broke the deadlock at the start of the second half, but West Ham defended with vigour and played with confidence.

Lanzini was the goal hero for West Ham in the 65th minute, lashing the ball home from close range to beat goalkeeper Hugo Lloris.

Andrew Gaffney of Yahoo Sport UK paid tribute to manager Slaven Bilic and his men:

Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen failed to effectively link up in the second half, clearly frustrated by the work of the hosts.

The defeat breaks a nine-game winning streak for Spurs and all but hands the Premier League title to Chelsea on a plate.