EPL Table: 2015 Standings After Saturday's Week 16 Results and Top Scorers

Odion Ighalo struck yet again for Watford as the Hornets beat Sunderland at the Stadium of Light in the Premier League on Saturday. Elsewhere, Everton's Romelu Lukaku kept pace with Leicester City's Jamie Vardy after helping the Toffees to a draw at Norwich City.

It was also a day when Manchester City went top after some late heroics from Kelechi Iheanacho saw off a stubborn Swansea City outfit at the Etihad Stadium. Meanwhile, Manchester United lost ground when they were beaten at Bournemouth, a result that's lifted the Cherries above last season's champions, Chelsea.

Here are the final scores from Saturday:

Home	Score	Away
Norwich City	1-1	Everton
Crystal Palace	1-0	Southampton
Manchester City	2-1	Swansea City
Sunderland	0-1	Watford
West Ham United	0-0	Stoke City
Bournemouth	2-1	Manchester United

Here's what those results mean for the league's scoring charts:

Player	Team	Tally
Jamie Vardy	Leicester City	14
Romelu Lukaku	Everton	12
Riyad Mahrez	Leicester City	10
Odion Ighalo	Watford	10
Olivier Giroud	Arsenal	8
Harry Kane	Tottenham Hotspur	8
Sergio Aguero	Manchester City	7
Georginio Wijnaldum	Newcastle United	7
Alexis Sanchez	Arsenal	6
Graziano Pelle	Southampton	6

Here's how those results have affected the table:

Position	Club	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goal Difference	Points
1	Manchester City	16	10	2	4	15	32
2	Leicester City	15	9	5	1	11	32
3	Arsenal	15	9	3	3	14	30
4	Manchester United	16	8	5	3	9	29
5	Tottenham Hotspur	15	6	8	1	13	26
6	Crystal Palace	16	8	2	6	6	26
7	Watford	16	7	4	5	2	25
8	West Ham United	16	6	6	4	4	24
9	Everton	16	5	8	3	8	23
10	Liverpool	15	6	5	4	1	23
11	Stoke City	16	6	4	5	-1	23
12	Southampton	15	5	6	4	3	21
13	West Bromwich Albion	15	5	4	6	-5	19
14	Bournemouth	16	4	4	8	-11	16
15	Chelsea	15	4	3	8	-7	15
16	Swansea City	16	3	5	7	-8	14
17	Norwich City	16	3	5	8	-10	14
18	Newcastle United	15	3	4	8	-14	13
19	Sunderland	16	3	3	9	-12	12
20	Aston Villa	15	1	3	11	-15	6

Romelu Lukaku, 12 Goals

Lukaku has been an absolute terror for the Toffees this season. The beefy Belgian earned them a point at Carrow Road to continue his fantastic scoring run in the league.

WhoScored.com detailed that prolific form:

That run prompted former Everton and Leicester striker turned pundit Gary Lineker to take a tongue-in-cheek prod at Lukaku. He referenced the player's competition with Foxes frontman, and the division's top scorer, Vardy:

As he often does, Lukaku relied on the supply of Gerard Deulofeu. The mercurial winger again teed up the one-time Chelsea man, something that's been a frequent occurrence this season:

Lukaku is finally living up to his immense promise. Few strikers in the league can match his target-man size, electric pace, skill on the ground and dominance in the air.

Expect the goals to keep coming for a gifted striker buoyed by the expansive brand of football preached by Toffees manager Roberto Martinez.

Odion Ighalo, 10 Goals

Ighalo struck early, breaching the Sunderland defence after four minutes. It was a goal created by his now familiar mix of pace, power and relentless running.

The Nigerian powerhouse outmuscled Black Cats' centre-back Sebastian Coates to just get the final touch.

In the process, Ighalo set a piece of history for Watford in England's top flight, according to OptaJoe:

He's been a major revelation for the Hornets this season. Ighalo's partnership with the tough-running Troy Deeney is the main reason they've made such a smooth transition from the Championship.

Don't be surprised if big clubs come calling for the prolific 26-year-old.

The table now has a strange look to it with United's top-four status under threat, while defending champions Chelsea trail two of last season's three promoted teams.