Premier League Results: 2016 EPL Week 32 Scores, Table and Revised Title Odds

Leicester City’s odds to lift the Premier League trophy shortened dramatically on Sunday, as the Foxes chalked up a 1-0 victory over Southampton at the King Power Stadium.

Captain Wes Morgan’s first-half header was the difference between the sides and enough to put Leicester seven points clear of Tottenham Hotspur, who slipped up at Liverpool on Saturday in a 1-1 draw.

Heavy victories for Arsenal and Manchester City over Watford and AFC Bournemouth, respectively, breathed new life into the title race, and their odds came down as a result.

Elsewhere on Sunday, Manchester United continued their pursuit of a Champions League place with a scrappy 1-0 defeat of Everton at Old Trafford.

Here’s a look at the results from Sunday’s matches, together with new Premier League title odds and an updated table:

Fixture	Result
Leicester City vs. Southampton	1-0
Manchester United vs. Everton	1-0

Team	Odds
Leicester City	2-7
Tottenham Hotspur	11-2
Arsenal	13-2
Manchester City	66-1
Manchester United	250-1

Pos.	Team	Played	Won	Drew	Lost	For	Against	Goal Difference	Points
1	Leicester City	32	20	9	3	55	31	24	69
2	Tottenham Hotspur	32	17	11	4	57	25	32	62
3	Arsenal	31	17	7	7	52	30	22	58
4	Manchester City	31	16	6	9	56	32	24	54
5	Manchester United	31	15	8	8	39	27	12	53
6	West Ham United	31	13	12	6	49	37	12	51
7	Southampton	32	13	8	11	41	33	8	47
8	Stoke City	32	13	8	11	36	39	-3	47
9	Liverpool	30	12	9	9	46	41	5	45
10	Chelsea	31	11	11	9	49	41	8	44
11	West Bromwich Albion	31	10	10	11	30	37	-7	40
12	Everton	30	9	11	10	51	42	9	38
13	Bournemouth	32	10	8	14	38	54	-16	38
14	Watford	31	10	7	14	30	36	-6	37
15	Swansea City	32	9	10	13	33	42	-9	37
16	Crystal Palace	31	9	7	15	34	42	-8	34
17	Norwich City	32	8	7	17	35	56	-21	31
18	Sunderland	31	6	9	16	36	55	-19	27
19	Newcastle United	31	6	7	18	31	58	-27	25
20	Aston Villa	32	3	7	22	22	62	-40	16

Leicester City: A Sure Thing?

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The fairytale story that is Leicester City’s surge to the top of the Premier League is showing no signs of coming to a premature end.

They say narrow victories are the sign of champions, and the Foxes have seemingly become the masters of scraping their way through matches.

The win over Southampton on Sunday was their fifth 1-0 in their last six games, so it’s little wonder their odds to win the English top flight for the first time are falling.

Having started the season at 5,000-1 outsiders with some bookmakers, Claudio Ranieri’s men are now red-hot 2-7 favourites.

Morgan netted his first goal of the season to send Leicester seven points clear at the top of the table, and it was well worth waiting for. The Foxes’ official Twitter account revealed the euphoria as the defender found the back of the net:

Tottenham have previously looked worthy of catching Leicester, but they’ll look at their 1-1 draw against Liverpool at Anfield as two points dropped rather than one gained.

Harry Kane continued his impressive goalscoring exploits with a well-taken equaliser just after the hour mark, and Spurs could easily have snatched a win at the death.

As it was, Tottenham had to settle for a draw, although manager Mauricio Pochettino remains confident in his side’s title-winning credentials—via ESPN:

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We have six games ahead and we need to believe. In football all can happen. It was difficult to come here and try and win the three points but we were calm and we believe in our quality. We feel a little bit disappointed for dropping two points but we need belief and be ready for the next game which will be a tough game against Manchester United.

"

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Spurs’ odds to win the title went up from 11-4 to 11-2 over the week, and with tricky-looking fixtures to come, that’s hardly a surprising price.

Their next match against Manchester United could well see their challenge peter out, although the Red Devils didn’t look at their sharpest against Everton.

Anthony Martial’s second-half strike secured the win for Louis van Gaal’s side and kept them in touch with fourth-place Manchester City, who are just a point ahead of their rivals.

City showed they still have what it takes to win the title on Saturday, as they put together a ruthless display against AFC Bournemouth.

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Manuel Pellegrini’s men saw their odds tumble from 100-1 to 66-1 overnight, and based on recent form, they could be worth a flutter.

City welcome West Bromwich Albion to the Etihad Stadium next time around, while fellow title outsiders Arsenal face a tricky-looking trip to West Ham.

But all eyes will be firmly on Leicester City when the Premier League returns on April 9.

The Foxes travel to struggling Sunderland, who—like Leicester last season—are battling for their Premier League lives.

Ranieri will need to ensure his side put together another professional display at the Stadium of Light, and it would be far from a surprise to see another 1-0 win that would send their title odds tumbling even more.