EPL Table: 2017 Premier League Standings After Sunday's Week 21 Matches

Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal became the big Premier League winners of Week 21 on Sunday despite not playing, as Manchester United and Liverpool drew 1-1 and Manchester City were humiliated by Everton.

Both results aided the rest of the title hopefuls, leaving the Blues seven points clear at the top and the rest of the top six within five points of each other. Everton move up to seventh place but still sit well behind the Red Devils.

Here's a look at Sunday's results:

Home	Score	Away
Everton	4-0	Manchester City
Manchester United	1-1	Liverpool

The current Premier League standings:

Position	Club	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goal Difference	Points
1	Chelsea	21	17	1	3	30	52
2	Tottenham Hotspur	21	13	6	2	29	45
3	Liverpool	21	13	6	2	25	45
4	Arsenal	21	13	5	3	26	44
5	Manchester City	21	13	3	5	15	42
6	Manchester United	21	11	7	3	12	40
7	Everton	21	9	6	6	9	33
8	West Bromwich Albion	21	8	5	8	0	29
9	Stoke City	21	7	6	8	-6	27
10	Burnley	21	8	2	11	-8	26
11	Bournemouth	21	7	4	10	-7	25
12	West Ham United	21	7	4	10	-9	25
13	Southampton	21	6	6	9	-7	24
14	Watford	21	6	5	10	-13	23
15	Leicester City	21	5	6	10	-10	21
16	Middlesbrough	21	4	8	9	-5	20
17	Crystal Palace	21	4	4	13	-10	16
18	Hull City	21	4	4	13	-25	16
19	Sunderland	21	4	3	14	-20	15
20	Swansea City	21	4	3	14	-26	15

Recap

Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a late equaliser to rescue a point for the Red Devils, who fell behind to rivals Liverpool courtesy of a James Milner penalty.

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Paul Pogba endured a nightmare outing, giving away the spot-kick and missing several key chances. He also could―and perhaps should―have been sent off for a foul off the ball on Jordan Henderson.

Sports writer Liam Canning was brutally honest in his assessment of Pogba, who had been in fine form for weeks up until Sunday:

Henrikh Mkhitaryan also missed several good chances for the Red Devils, while goalkeeper Simon Mignolet was one of the standout performers for the visitors, along with Milner.

The match had an excellent flow to it, but Liverpool always appeared to be in control, and with 10 minutes left to play, the win seemed in the bag.

Antonio Valencia and Ibrahimovic had other plans, however, combining for the equaliser. The former was clearly offside during the buildup, but as shared by Richard Keys of beIN Sports, the assistant was in a dreadful position to deal with the situation:

Overall, the result was fair, although it won't help either team much, with Chelsea, Arsenal and Spurs all winning comfortably on Saturday.

City had a far worse afternoon at Goodison Park, as Everton embarrassed manager Pep Guardiola and his troops, winning 4-0.

Romelu Lukaku, Kevin Mirallas, Tom Davies and Ademola Lookman all scored, the latter doing so on his Premier League debut. He was understandably ecstatic:

It was a dreadful outing from the Citizens, who came up against a relatively young and inexperienced midfield but were overrun from the opening whistle. Defensively, City had no answers for Lukaku's movement, and Everton seemingly scored at will.

City now sit 10 points behind Chelsea, and while just about everyone inside the top six is still alive in the title race, their chances of turning their season around are vanishing fast.