EPL Table: Updated Premier League Standings, Fixtures, Title Odds After Week 33

Little changed at the top of the Premier League standings in Week 33, but Chelsea's 1-0 win over Manchester United all but ensures the Blues will win this year's title, to no one's surprise.

Arsenal and Liverpool didn't feature during the weekend, instead playing in the FA Cup semi-final, and Chelsea took advantage to open up a 10-point gap with just six matches left to be played. Three more wins will secure the title, as shared by Squawka:

The fans' attention will now turn to the race for the Champions League spots, which isn't much tighter. Manchester City's 2-0 win over West Ham United means the defending champions have a seven-point lead over Liverpool, although the Reds still have a match in hand.

Here are the full results from Week 33:

Date	Match	Score
Saturday, April 18	Crystal Palace vs. West Bromwich Albion	0-2
Saturday, April 18	Everton vs. Burnley	1-0
Saturday, April 18	Leicester City vs. Swansea City	2-0
Saturday, April 18	Stoke City vs. Southampton	2-1
Saturday, April 18	Chelsea vs. Manchester United	1-0
Sunday, April 19	Manchester City vs. West Ham United	2-0
Sunday, April 19	Newcastle United vs. Tottenham Hotspur	1-3

The current Premier League standings:

#	Team	Pl	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts
1	Chelsea	32	23	7	2	65	26	39	76
2	Arsenal	32	20	6	6	63	32	31	66
3	Manchester United	33	19	8	6	59	31	28	65
4	Manchester City	33	19	7	7	67	34	33	64
5	Liverpool	32	17	6	9	47	36	11	57
6	Tottenham Hotspur	33	17	6	10	53	47	6	57
7	Southampton	33	17	5	11	45	24	21	56
8	Swansea City	33	13	8	12	38	42	-4	47
9	Stoke City	33	13	7	13	38	41	-3	46
10	West Ham United	33	11	10	12	42	42	0	43
11	Crystal Palace	33	11	9	13	42	45	-3	42
12	Everton	33	10	11	12	41	43	-2	41
13	West Bromwich Albion	33	9	9	15	32	46	-14	36
14	Newcastle United	33	9	8	16	34	54	-20	35
15	Aston Villa	33	8	8	17	24	45	-21	32
16	Sunderland	32	5	14	13	25	48	-23	29
17	Hull City	32	6	10	16	29	45	-16	28
18	Leicester City	32	7	7	18	34	51	-17	28
19	Queens Park Rangers	33	7	5	21	38	59	-21	26
20	Burnley	33	5	11	17	26	51	-25	26

The Premier League title odds, courtesy of Oddschecker.com:

Team	Odds
Chelsea	1-150
Arsenal	33-1
Manchester United	350-1
Manchester City	750-1

Forget about the 2014-15 Premier League title hunt. Chelsea's odds of winning the title say it all―the race is as good as over, barring a meltdown of epic proportions. As shared by the Daily Telegraph's Henry Winter, even Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal knows Jose Mourinho's troops can no longer be caught:

The real battle will be fought with an eye on the European spots, particularly the remaining three Champions League slots. Arsenal still have a match in hand and are in fine form; it seems highly unlikely they'll miss out on Europe's top club competition.

City needed a win in the worst way to keep up with rivals Manchester United, and their 2-0 triumph over the Hammers means Liverpool now have seven points to make up.

David Silva suffered a nasty-looking injury to the face, but he took to Twitter to make sure the fans were at ease and explained all tests went fine:

The Spain international has been the creative force behind City all season―Manuel Pellegrini can't afford to lose his star midfielder for an extended period of time, so it will be interesting to see how quickly Silva can return to the pitch.

City sit just one point behind the Red Devils, who dominated possession at Stamford Bridge on Saturday but mustered far too few chances and were beaten 1-0 by Chelsea. It was a frustrating afternoon for United, and one that clearly showed that the club needs a stronger presence at the top of the formation to break down defences like Chelsea's.

Via Metro Sport, Radamel Falcao clearly isn't the answer:

Liverpool have been in fine form since the turn of the year, but the FA Cup loss against Aston Villa was one of the worst performances we've seen from Brendan Rodgers' men in a long time. Fans must pray the effects of their FA Cup exit don't linger, with the most crucial stretch of matches of the season fast approaching.

Assuming the Reds win their match in hand, the gap between City and Liverpool is four points. Tottenham Hotspur sit a further three back, and their late-season form means they'll also play a role, especially with Harry Kane continuing his fine form, per Bleacher Report UK:

Spurs should be eyeing entry to the Europa League at the very least, following Southampton's 2-1 loss against Stoke City. Saints have been one of the most enjoyable stories throughout the 2014-15 Premier League campaign, with most expecting Ronald Koeman's team to struggle following a summer exodus, but their luck finally seems to be running out.

Predictions

Premier League Title: This is a no-brainer. Chelsea.

Champions League: Arsenal and Manchester United join the Blues in the Champions League, and despite their lack of form, Manchester City hold on for a spot in the play-offs.

Europa League: Liverpool and Tottenham hold off Southampton.

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