EPL Table: 2017 Standings After Saturday's Week 22 Results and Top Scorers

Dele Alli scored his 11th Premier League goal of the season to help Tottenham Hotspur battle back from 2-0 down for a 2-2 draw against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.

Alli's goal halved a two-goal deficit after both Leroy Sane and Kevin De Bruyne had found the net for City. Heung-Min Son struck the equaliser, but Spurs still trail leaders Chelsea by six points.

The draw also meant the Citizens failed to leapfrog Arsenal into fourth place and trail the Gunners by one point after playing one game more.

Neither Sergio Aguero nor Harry Kane managed to close the gap on Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez, Chelsea's Diego Costa and Manchester United's Zlatan Ibrahimovic at the top of the scoring charts.

Liverpool are seven points adrift of Chelsea after relegation-threatened Swansea City shocked them 3-2 at Anfield. Roberto Firmino bagged a brace to bring Liverpool back from two down, but Gylfi Sigurdsson pounced for a winner for the Swans, who moved out of the bottom three.

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Meanwhile, Wayne Rooney become Manchester United's all-time leading goalscorer, but his stoppage-time free-kick earned the Red Devils only a 1-1 draw against Stoke City at the Bet365 Stadium.

The stalemate has left United four points adrift of the top four.

Here are Saturday's results:

Home	Score	Away
Liverpool	2-3	Swansea City
Bournemouth	2-2	Watford
Crystal Palace	0-1	Everton
Middlesbrough	1-3	West Ham United
Stoke City	1-1	Manchester United
West Bromwich Albion	2-0	Sunderland
Manchester City	2-2	Tottenham Hotspur

Here's what those results mean for the updated standings:

Position	Club	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goal Difference	Points
1	Chelsea	21	17	1	3	30	52
2	Tottenham Hotspur	22	13	7	2	29	46
3	Liverpool	22	13	6	3	24	45
4	Arsenal	21	13	5	3	26	44
5	Manchester City	22	13	4	5	15	43
6	Manchester United	22	11	8	3	12	41
7	Everton	22	10	6	6	10	36
8	West Bromwich Albion	22	9	5	8	2	32
9	Stoke City	22	7	7	8	-6	28
10	West Ham United	22	8	4	10	-7	28
11	Bournemouth	22	7	5	10	-7	26
12	Burnley	21	8	2	11	-8	26
13	Southampton	21	6	6	9	-7	24
14	Watford	22	6	6	10	-13	24
15	Leicester City	21	5	6	10	-10	21
16	Middlesbrough	22	4	8	10	-7	20
17	Swansea City	22	5	3	14	-25	18
18	Crystal Palace	22	4	4	14	-11	16
19	Hull City	21	4	4	13	-25	16
20	Sunderland	22	4	3	15	-22	15

Here are the league's top scorers:

Position	Player	Club	Goals
1	Alexis Sanchez	Arsenal	14
2	Diego Costa	Chelsea	14
3	Zlatan Ibrahimovic	Manchester United	14
4	Harry Kane	Tottenham Hotspur	13
5	Jermain Defoe	Sunderland	12
6	Romelu Lukaku	Everton	12
7	Dele Alli	Tottenham Hotspur	11
8	Sergio Aguero	Manchester City	11
9	Eden Hazard	Chelsea	9
10	Sadio Mane	Liverpool	9

Recap

Swansea went to Anfield and were brave defensively while showcasing underrated quality in attack. The Swans frustrated Liverpool for the opening 45 minutes but posed a greater threat after the break.

The increased threat translated into two goals from Fernando Llorente. With Anfield stunned, it was Firmino's cue to cap two moves with fine finishes.

Those goals highlighted an influential display from the intelligent Brazilian, per WhoScored.com:

Their talisman in attack got Liverpool back on terms, but continued fragility in defence left Sigurdsson with enough room to nod home a winner from inside the box.

Liverpool still had 16 minutes plus stoppage time to find an equaliser, but a resolute Swansea defence refused to budge. As if to illustrate the resolve of their rearguard action, Squawka Football relayed how many times the Swans cleared their lines:

A shaky defence has stalled Liverpool's momentum in the title race more than once this season. Manager Jurgen Klopp's side won't stay on Chelsea's trail until it solves those problems.

United would be in the title race were it not for their habit of drawing matches. The Red Devils slipped to an eighth stalemate of the campaign on Rooney's record-breaking day.

A Juan Mata own goal after 19 minutes put United in a hole. Putting into their own net has become a familiar failing against Stoke for the Reds, according to OptaJoe:

Not for the first time in his career, Rooney bailed United out of trouble in spectacular fashion. The 31-year-old swept in a free-kick in the 94th minute to extend his side's unbeaten run to 17 matches.

Rooney also established a new club record, per BBC Sport:

Another goal on his travels continued Rooney's knack for scoring away from home. It's an area where the former Everton prodigy knows no equal in England's top flight, per OptaJoe:

The point was a welcome one for United, but manager Jose Mourinho will know his side has let too many wins slip away. It's why United remain in sixth place.

West Ham United are one team that is moving in the right direction in the standings. The Hammers broke into the top 10 after winning 3-1 away to Middlesbrough, thanks largely to a pair of goals from Andy Carroll.

The towering striker is getting used to scoring braces again, according to BBC Match of the Day:

Middlesbrough are just four points above the drop zone, but a defeat for Crystal Palace against Everton sent them into the bottom three. Meanwhile, Sunderland are at the bottom after losing to West Bromwich Albion.

Saturday's results did little to change the picture at the top, actually favouring Chelsea. However, Swansea shook things up at the bottom.