Premier League Results: Latest Table, Odds After Sunday's Week 37 Scores

Manchester United's hopes of claiming a top-four finish in the Premier League were boosted on Sunday after Manchester City and Arsenal drew 2-2 at the Etihad Stadium in the latest leg of a hectic Week 37 schedule.

The Citizens led twice on home turf thanks to goals from Sergio Aguero and Kevin De Bruyne, but Arsenal responded in brave fashion and managed to seal a point thanks to the efforts of Alexis Sanchez and Olivier Giroud.

Earlier on Sunday, Southampton struck back from a 1-0 deficit to beat Spurs 2-1 thanks to Steven Davis' double. Son Heung-Min opened the scoring early on, but the north Londoners ultimately fell to a third successive league match without a win.

Joe Allen and Roberto Firmino scored to give Liverpool a convincing 2-0 victory over Watford, meanwhile, to continue their fine run of form.

Continue for a rundown of Sunday's Week 37 results in full, complete with updated table standings, latest top-four odds and a recap of the day's major headlines.

Home	Result	Away
Tottenham Hotspur	1-2	Southampton
Manchester City	2-2	Arsenal
Liverpool	2-0	Watford
Norwich City	0-1	Manchester United
Sunderland	3-2	Chelsea
West Ham United	1-4	Swansea City
Aston Villa	0-0	Newcastle United
Crystal Palace	2-1	Stoke City
Bournemouth	1-1	West Bromwich Albion
Leicester City	3-1	Everton

Position	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Leicester	37	23	11	3	67	35	+32	80
2	Tottenham	37	19	13	5	68	30	+38	70
3	Arsenal	37	19	11	7	61	36	+25	68
4	Manchester City	37	19	8	10	70	40	+30	65
5	Manchester United	36	18	9	9	44	31	+13	63
6	Southampton	37	17	9	11	55	40	+15	60
7	West Ham	36	15	14	7	61	47	+14	59
8	Liverpool	36	16	10	10	61	48	+13	58
9	Chelsea	36	12	12	12	57	51	+6	48
10	Stoke	37	13	9	15	39	54	-15	48
11	Swansea	37	12	10	15	41	51	-10	46
12	Everton	36	10	14	12	56	52	+4	44
13	Watford	36	12	8	16	36	44	-8	44
14	Crystal Palace	37	11	9	17	38	47	-9	42
15	West Bromwich Albion	37	10	12	15	33	47	-14	42
16	Bournemouth	37	11	9	17	44	64	-20	42
17	Sunderland	36	8	11	17	43	60	-17	35
18	Newcastle United	37	8	10	19	39	64	-25	34
19	Norwich	36	8	7	21	35	62	-27	31
20	Aston Villa	37	3	8	26	27	72	-45	17

Clubs	Odds
Arsenal	1-150
Manchester City	8-13
Manchester United	5-4
West Ham United	100-1

Red Devils Revel in City Slump

Although manager Louis van Gaal's men don't return to the pitch until Tuesday, Sunday's results turned out well for Manchester United as their Champions League fate fell into their own hands.

The Telegraph's James Ducker spelled out exactly what United need to do in order to clinch fourth spot and head into next season's Champions League:

Sunday's match was manager Manuel Pellegrini's last game at the Citizens helm before stepping aside for Pep Guardiola this summer, but football writer Neil Bernstein noted the Etihad was far from full for his farewell:

City have just one game remaining in their season and travel to Swansea City next Sunday, a fixture which has just become a must-win matchup considering their expectations.

United, meanwhile, will look to Tuesday's trip to West Ham as their only priority for the time being, although they could still drop points in east London and still have a chance at finishing fourth.

Southampton Topple Toiling Tottenham

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Tottenham's chances of sealing a second-place Premier League finish lie in serious doubt after the north Londoners surrendered a 1-0 lead to fall 2-1 at home to an in-form Southampton outfit.

Manager Ronald Koeman brought the Saints to White Hart Lane on the back of a four-match unbeaten streak, and Steven Davis' brace led them to claiming another major victory. MailOnline's Adam Crafton listed Southampton, and Koeman's, incredible form in 2016:

A three-point haul lifted Southampton into sixth place, but Tottenham's defeat also means they have now gone three matches without a win and are that much closer within reach of third-place Arsenal as a result.

Yahoo's Andrew Gaffney touched on Tottenham's capitulation toward season's end. They end their season at Newcastle United next Sunday, while Arsenal face a far simpler home clash against relegated Aston Villa:

Southampton have enjoyed a terrific end-of-season run-in and are now in pole position to clinch a sixth-place finish and Europa League qualification, with European finalists Liverpool their biggest rivals in that regard.

Following Sunday's win over Watford, the Reds now face clashes against Chelsea and West Bromwich Albion, while Koeman's upstarts end their term at home to Crystal Palace, with only two points separating the pair.