EPL Table: Saturday's Week 21 Results, Scores and 2017 Premier League Standings

Arsenal moved into the Premier League's top four on Saturday as they beat Swansea City 4-0 at the Liberty Stadium, while Tottenham Hotspur moved up to second as they did the same against West Bromwich Albion thanks to a Harry Kane hat-trick.

Chelsea got back to winning ways with a 3-0 win away at Leicester City despite missing Diego Costa.

Elsewhere, Hull City and Stoke City enjoyed 3-1 wins over Bournemouth and Sunderland, respectively, and West Ham United eased their troubles with a 3-0 win at home to Crystal Palace.

Burnley beat Southampton 1-0, while Middlesbrough and Watford played out a 0-0 draw.

Here is confirmation of the results and the latest standings:

Tottenham Hotspur	4-0	West Bromwich Albion
Burnley	1-0	Southampton
Hull City	3-1	Bournemouth
Sunderland	1-3	Stoke City
Swansea City	0-4	Arsenal
Watford	0-0	Middlesbrough
West Ham United	3-0	Crystal Palace
Leicester City	0-3	Chelsea

R	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Chelsea	21	17	1	3	45	15	+30	52
2	Tottenham	21	13	6	2	43	14	+29	45
3	Arsenal	21	13	5	3	48	22	+26	44
4	Liverpool	20	13	5	2	48	23	+25	44
5	Manchester City	20	13	3	4	41	22	+19	42
6	Manchester United	20	11	6	3	31	19	+12	39
7	Everton	20	8	6	6	28	23	+5	30
8	West Bromwich Albion	21	8	5	8	28	28	0	29
9	Stoke	21	7	6	8	27	33	-6	27
10	Burnley	21	8	2	11	23	31	-8	26
11	Bournemouth	21	7	4	10	30	37	-7	25
12	West Ham	21	7	4	10	26	35	-9	25
13	Southampton	21	6	6	9	19	26	-7	24
14	Watford	21	6	5	10	23	36	-13	23
15	Leicester	21	5	6	10	24	34	-10	21
16	Middlesbrough	21	4	8	9	17	22	-5	20
17	Crystal Palace	21	4	4	13	30	40	-10	16
18	Hull	21	4	4	13	20	45	-25	16
19	Sunderland	21	4	3	14	20	40	-20	15
20	Swansea	21	4	3	14	23	49	-26	15

Saturday Recap

Olivier Giroud's close-range effort after 37 minutes gave Arsenal a lead they perhaps did not deserve at Swansea. The Frenchman continues to prove divisive despite his form, as noted by Bleacher Report UK's James McNicholas:

The Gunners stepped up their performance in the second half quickly and added to their lead, with Jack Cork and Kyle Naughton diverting the goal into their own net from Alex Iwobi's shot and then cross.

Alexis Sanchez's volley from close range made it 4-0. ESPN FC's Mattias Karen reflected on the result:

Spurs needed just 12 minutes to take the lead as they dominated the Baggies from start to finish, with Kane finding the back of the net after being picked out in space by Christian Eriksen's through ball.

Eriksen's own effort was turned in by Gareth McAuley soon after, and Kane should have added to his tally with six more shots on goal by half-time, which Match of the Day pundits Phil Neville and Alan Shearer noted:

"

Kane could have had 5 goals already

— Philip Neville (@fizzer18) January 14, 2017"

Kane would score twice more late on, converting Kyle Walker's cross before volleying home a lovely lofted ball from Dele Alli.

Squawka Football captured the numbers behind the striker's sensational outing:

Marcos Alonso's brace—with both goals netted in the sixth minute of each half—set Chelsea on their way against a tepid Leicester side, with the Spaniard tucking home from eight yards out before seeing a long-range effort take a fortunate deflection off Wes Morgan to wrong foot Kasper Schmeichel.

Pedro added a third with a header having played a neat one-two with Willian.

Stoke were 3-0 up after just 34 minutes. Marko Arnautovic struck after quarter of an hour, turning in his own rebound after seeing his initial effort kept out by Vito Mannone.

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Seven minutes later, Arnautovic completed a sublime team move, evading the Black Cats' defence with one-twos with Xherdan Shaqiri and then Peter Crouch before tucking home.

Crouch added the third with a header before Jermain Defoe finished one-on-one shortly before the break, but Sunderland were unable to mount a comeback. The Daily Mail's Craig Hope believes the Black Cats are in serious danger of going down:

Junior Stanislas got Bournemouth off to the perfect start at the KCOM Stadium when he converted a penalty just three minutes in after Harry Maguire felled Ryan Fraser, but Abel Hernandez's header ensured the teams would go in level at half-time.

A curling finish from Hernandez put the Tigers in front five minutes after the restart, and Hull sealed the win when Tom Huddlestone's shot deflected in off Tyrone Mings.

West Ham went ahead against Palace thanks to Sofiane Feghouli's first Premier League goal, and two stunning efforts from Andy Carroll and Manuel Lanzini—an acrobatic volley and an exquisite lob—ensured they enjoyed their first win since Boxing Day.

Michail Antonio hailed his team-mate's effort:

There was little to separate Watford and Boro in an uninspiring affair at Vicarage Road, and Burnley and Southampton looked to be heading for the same scoreline until Joey Barton's late free-kick crept in courtesy of a deflection.

The Saints have now lost four games in succession, but with Leicester City and Swansea City comprising their next two league fixtures, they'll have the chance to turn things around in the coming weeks.