EPL Results: Saturday's Week 20 Scores, Updated 2016 Premier League Odds, Table

Perhaps the exciting journey Leicester City enjoyed during the first half of the Premier League campaign is finally running out of steam. The Foxes could only muster a scoreless draw with Bournemouth, which marked their third straight league match without a victory.

That result allowed Arsenal to move two points clear atop the table courtesy of a narrow 1-0 victory over Newcastle United. Meanwhile, Manchester City earned a late comeback victory over Watford to stay within striking distance of the top spot, as well.

Let's check out all of the results from Saturday's action along with an updated look at both the table and the title odds. That's followed by some analysis about the impact on the title chase.

Matchday 20 Saturday Scores

Date	Home	Away	Score
Jan. 2	West Ham	Liverpool	2-0
Jan. 2	Arsenal	Newcastle	1-0
Jan. 2	Leicester	Bournemouth	0-0
Jan. 2	Manchester United	Swansea	2-1
Jan. 2	Norwich	Southampton	1-0
Jan. 2	Sunderland	Aston Villa	3-1
Jan. 2	West Brom	Stoke	2-1
Jan. 2	Watford	Manchester City	1-2
Jan. 3	Crystal Palace	Chelsea	Sunday
Jan. 3	Everton	Tottenham	Sunday

2015-16 Premier League Table

Rank	Club	MP	W	D	L	GD	PTS
1	Arsenal	20	13	3	4	16	42
2	Leicester	20	11	7	2	12	40
3	Manchester City	20	12	3	5	18	39
4	Tottenham	19	9	8	2	18	35
5	Manchester United	20	9	6	5	7	33
6	West Ham	20	8	8	4	7	32
7	Crystal Palace	19	9	4	6	7	31
8	Liverpool	20	8	6	6	-2	30
9	Watford	20	8	5	7	3	29
10	Stoke	20	8	5	7	0	29
11	Everton	19	6	8	5	7	26
12	West Brom	20	7	5	8	-5	26
13	Southampton	20	6	6	8	2	24
14	Norwich	20	6	5	9	-9	23
15	Bournemouth	20	5	6	9	-12	21
16	Chelsea	19	5	5	9	-6	20
17	Swansea	20	4	7	9	-9	19
18	Newcastle	20	4	5	11	-16	17
19	Sunderland	20	4	3	13	-17	15
20	Aston Villa	20	1	5	14	-21	8

Updated Championship Odds

Rank	Club	Odds
1	Arsenal	1-1
2	Manchester City	5-4
3	Tottenham	11-1
4	Manchester United	25-1
5	Leicester	25-1

Day's Notable Takeaways

Biggest Winner: Arsenal

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The Gunners' day would have been a truly massive success if Watford held their late lead against Manchester City. Still, it's hard to complain much about moving two points clear at the top of the table to finish the busy holiday stretch and kickstart the second half of the campaign.

It's a deserved position, too. In a season where there's been a noticeable lack of dominance by any of the usual suspects, finding stretches of consistency reigns supreme. Arsenal have managed to go on a couple nice runs, and it's paid off.

This term's play is also a significant uptick from a year ago, as AFC Stuff highlighted:

As the odds showcase, it's starting to look like a two-club race could develop between Arsenal and City for the trophy. Tottenham Hotspur or Manchester United would really need to elevate their form or Leicester would need another spark in order to alter that course moving forward.

Biggest Loser: Liverpool

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The Reds hung around on the fringes of the title race throughout the first half of the season. Saturday's loss to West Ham United is another setback to their hopes of making a charge to the top. Trying to sneak into one of the final UEFA Champions League spots is now a more realistic goal.

They are 12 points behind Arsenal with six other clubs in between the sides. While that's not insurmountable with plenty of matches left, Liverpool's mediocre attacking output (22 goals in 20 matches) doesn't lend itself to an extended winning streak, which is likely necessary now.

Neil Jones of the Liverpool Echo passed along comments from manager Jurgen Klopp, who provided a straightforward assessment of the defeat.

"There was not enough from my team today," Klopp said, "There were some decisive moments when we were there, but not there. It was bad."

Those outings have been far too common for the Reds to produce positive results on a regular basis. And, when you factor in victories by the likes of Arsenal and Manchester City, an already thin margin for error is all but gone now.