Premier League Table: Week 30 Standings and Full Roundup After Sunday's Results

Tottenham Hotspur moved to within two points of top spot in the Premier League after beating relegation-bound Aston Villa at Villa Park on Sunday.

A brace from Harry Kane, with goals either side of the half-time break, finally broke down what had been stubborn Villa resistance. It also means Spurs have piled the pressure on leaders Leicester City while also moving six points clear of bitter rivals Arsenal.

Here are all the results from Week 30, including Spurs' key win:

Home	Score	Away
Norwich City	0-0	Manchester City
Bournemouth	3-2	Swansea City
Stoke City	1-2	Southampton
Aston Villa	0-2	Tottenham Hotspur

Here's what those results mean for the standings:

Position	Club	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goal Difference	Points
1	Leicester City	29	17	9	3	21	60
2	Tottenham Hotspur	30	16	10	4	29	58
3	Arsenal	29	15	7	7	16	52
4	Manchester City	30	15	6	8	21	51
5	West Ham United	29	13	10	6	12	49
6	Manchester United	29	13	8	8	10	47
7	Southampton	30	12	8	10	8	44
8	Liverpool	28	12	8	8	6	44
9	Stoke City	30	12	7	11	-4	43
10	Chelsea	29	10	10	9	4	40
11	West Bromwich Albion	29	10	9	10	-6	39
12	Everton	28	9	11	8	12	38
13	Bournemouth	30	10	8	12	-9	38
14	Watford	29	10	7	12	-1	37
15	Crystal Palace	29	9	6	14	-7	33
16	Swansea City	30	8	9	13	-10	33
17	Sunderland	29	6	7	16	-19	25
18	Norwich City	30	6	7	17	-23	25
19	Newcastle United	28	6	6	16	-25	24
20	Aston Villa	30	3	7	20	-35	16

Kane struck twice to liven up a game that had been drab for much of the opening 45 minutes. He was assisted on both occasions by precocious midfield ace Dele Alli.

It's the prolific combination that has driven Spurs' success this season, with Squawka detailing how often Alli plays provider for Tottenham's deadly No. 10:

As if to emphasise Villa's main issue this season, the same source also showed the contrast in Kane's scoring run and the home side's inability to find the net:

Kane's second also made him the joint-leading top scorer in the division:

Spurs kept control of their lead with orderly passing and professional discipline. The north London side kept shape very well, and Alli always looked as though he could muster some magic.

As for Villa, no such inspiration was evident anywhere on the pitch, with only forward Jordan Ayew posing any kind of threat. The malaise has only deepened for the Birmingham club since Remi Garde succeeded Tim Sherwood as manager.

With the week's fixtures disrupted by the FA Cup, Spurs have made the most of their chance to step up their bid for the title. In league terms, they took full advantage of Manchester City's stale 0-0 draw with Norwich City on Saturday, a result that makes the Citizens a long shot for the trophy.

But it will be extending the lead on neighbours Arsenal and keeping the heat on Leicester that will really please Spurs. With a vastly superior goal difference to both, Tottenham seem best-placed to pinch the lead in the table at just the right time.

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The pressure is now on Leicester to take maximum points against Newcastle United. Anything less will surely make Spurs favourites to outlast the competition and win this frenetic title race.