Premier League Results: 2016 EPL Week 34 Scores, Table and Revised Title Odds

A last-gasp equaliser saved a point for Leicester City against West Ham United in the Premier League on Sunday, in an incident-packed match that saw Jamie Vardy dismissed for a second yellow card for simulation in a 2-2 draw at the King Power Stadium.

The England hitman, who has been the Foxes' hero for most of the season, was dismissed in controversial circumstances by the official as he went down heavily from a challenge in the box. West Ham fought back after Vardy's opener in the first half to take a 2-1 lead going into the final moments, but a Leonardo Ulloa equaliser saved the day for the hosts.

Leicester remain the title favourites going into the final games of the season, according to Oddschecker, but that could change if Tottenham Hotspur win their game against Stoke City on Monday night.

Here are all the results from the current week after Sunday's fixtures, including updated standings and information on the latest odds for the title race:

Home	Score	Away
Norwich City	0-3	Sunderland
Everton	1-1	Southampton
Manchester United	1-0	Aston Villa
Newcastle United	3-0	Swansea City
West Bromwich Albion	0-1	Watford
Chelsea	0-3	Manchester City
Bournemouth	1-2	Liverpool
Leicester City	2-2	West Ham United
Arsenal	1-1	Crystal Palace

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Leicester	34	21	10	3	59	33	+26	73
2	Tottenham	33	18	11	4	60	25	+35	65
3	Manchester City	33	18	6	9	61	33	+28	60
4	Arsenal	33	17	9	7	56	34	+22	60
5	Manchester United	33	16	8	9	40	30	+10	56
6	West Ham	33	13	14	6	54	42	+12	53
7	Southampton	34	14	9	11	45	35	+10	51
8	Liverpool	32	14	9	9	52	43	+9	51
9	Stoke	33	13	8	12	37	43	-6	47
10	Chelsea	33	11	11	11	49	45	+4	44
11	Everton	33	9	14	10	53	44	+9	41
12	Watford	33	11	8	14	32	37	-5	41
13	Bournemouth	34	11	8	15	41	57	-16	41
14	West Bromwich Albion	33	10	10	13	31	40	-9	40
15	Swansea	34	10	10	14	34	45	-11	40
16	Crystal Palace	34	10	9	15	36	43	-7	39
17	Norwich	34	8	7	19	35	60	-25	31
18	Sunderland	33	7	9	17	39	57	-18	30
19	Newcastle United	33	7	7	19	35	61	-26	28
20	Aston Villa	34	3	7	24	23	65	-42	16

Team	Odds
Leicester City	2-9
Tottenham Hotspur	10-3
Arsenal	100-1
Manchester City	150-1

Leicester and Arsenal Slip at Vital Moment 

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The Foxes have been the star attraction of English football this term, but their dream of lifting the Premier League trophy almost jumped off the rails on Sunday against a motivated West Ham side.

The champions-elect took the lead through Vardy, who expertly finished his angled shot, but the player's sending off prompted an unlikely collapse, before a miraculous recovery.

The Foxes' consistency has been their calling card since last season, but the Hammers severely tested it when Leicester were reduced to 10 men.

A blockbuster from Aaron Cresswell followed Andy Carroll's equaliser from the spot, and it appeared the runaway leaders would concede their generous gap to Spurs in seconds.

Golfer and football fan Rory McIlroy was not convinced by the referee's decisions:

However, character is not a commodity that Claudio Ranieri's side are short of, and Ulloa's penalty gave Leicester the point they deserved from a pulsating contest.

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It was a bad day at the office for Arsenal on Sunday, as their Premier League challenge continued to evaporate. The Gunners could only earn a 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace at the Emirates Stadium after a late equalising goal from Yannick Bolasie on 81 minutes.

Alexis Sanchez had given Arsenal the lead after excellent work by Danny Welbeck, but the hosts struggled to break down their south London opponents.

As the game fizzled out and the Gunners fans started to leave the stadium, it was left to Bolasie to steal an equaliser in the dying embers.

Gunners coach Arsene Wenger was shell-shocked after the draw and said he was concerned for his team:

The differences between Arsenal and Leicester were clearly evident on Sunday, with one team battling hard and one side looking toward the end of the campaign.

The Foxes will feel like their last-second draw was a notch in the win column, but they will be praying Spurs fail on Monday.

It's back to the drawing board for Wenger as his team slip into mediocrity. Manchester United and West Ham are hot on their tail, and it could be an embarrassing curtain call for the former title favourites.