Premier League Results: Latest Table, Title Odds After Sunday's Week 27 Scores

Tottenham Hotspur and leaders Leicester City were the big winners in the title race, as rivals Arsenal lost precious points against Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday.

The Gunners were undone by a Marcus Rashford-inspired United, while Spurs left it late to come from a goal behind to see off a stubborn Swansea City outfit.

Here are the final scores from Sunday's fixtures:

Home	Score	Away
Manchester United	3-2	Arsenal
Tottenham Hotspur	2-1	Swansea City

Here's what those results mean for the title race:

Position	Club	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goal Difference	Points
1	Leicester City	27	16	8	3	20	56
2	Tottenham Hotspur	27	15	9	3	28	54
3	Arsenal	27	15	6	6	17	51
4	Manchester City	26	14	5	7	20	47
5	Manchester United	27	11	10	6	10	44
6	West Ham United	27	11	10	6	10	43
7	Southampton	27	11	7	9	9	40
8	Stoke City	27	11	6	10	-4	39
9	Liverpool	26	10	8	8	2	38
10	Watford	27	10	7	10	1	37
11	Chelsea	27	9	9	9	3	36
12	Everton	26	8	11	7	11	35
13	West Bromwich Albion	27	9	8	10	-7	35
14	Crystal Palace	27	9	5	13	-6	32
15	Bournemouth	27	7	8	12	-14	29
16	Swansea City	27	6	9	12	-11	27
17	Norwich City	27	6	6	15	-21	24
18	Newcastle United	26	6	6	14	-22	24
19	Sunderland	27	6	5	16	-19	23
20	Aston Villa	27	3	7	17	-27	16

The latest title odds after Sunday's games, per Oddschecker.com:

Team	Odds
Leicester City	11-5
Tottenham Hotspur	9-4
Arsenal	3-1
Manchester City	6-1
Manchester United	125
Liverpool	500
Chelsea	500
West Ham United	1000

Recap

Tottenham's title bid suffered a wobble when Alberto Paloschi struck for the Swans in North London. Spurs struggled to create for most of the first-half exchanges, something that rendered dangerous striker Harry Kane a non-factor.

Swansea were also helped by ex-Gunners goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski, who was very decisive before the break. Spurs needed the creative talents in their midfield, schemers like Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen to start exerting a greater influence.

But Tottenham actually found inspiration from substitute Nacer Chadli. He slid home a cool finish to finally beat Fabianski with just under 20 minutes to go.

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Then it was down to Danny Rose to pounce amid a scramble from a corner and make Spurs 9-4 in the title race.

Rose's goal counts for a lot because Spurs' neighbours couldn't rise to the occasion in Manchester. Marcus Rashford scored twice and set up Ander Herrera to account for United's three goals. Danny Welbeck and Mesut Ozil fired back, but it wasn't enough for an Arsenal side that wilted in the limelight yet again.

The result has seen the Gunners' title odds drift to 3-1.

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A sober analysis will say Arsenal were just caught in the whirlwind surrounding Rashford's incredible and unexpected late-season emergence. But dropping points in a tough away game during the crunch period of a title race will also no doubt confirm all the worse suspicions about the mental fragility of Arsenal.

Trailing the Foxes by five points and their derby enemy by three, with an inferior goal difference to both, the odds are now drifting for Gunners boss Arsene Wenger claiming his first title in 12 years.