EPL Table: Saturday's Week 29 Results, Scores and 2017 Premier League Standings

Arsenal's woes continued at West Bromwich Albion in the Premier League, as the Gunners were convincingly beaten 3-1 at the Hawthorns on Saturday.

The Gunners lost Alexis Sanchez to injury in the second half as they chased the game, but manager Arsene Wenger's side were short of their best form.

Leaders Chelsea earned a late 2-1 victory at Stoke City, scoring an 87th-minute winner through Gary Cahill on their travels.

Everton's fine run of results continued at Goodison Park as they dispatched Hull City 4-0.

Leicester City's revival gained momentum, defeating West Ham United 3-2 in east London, as Crystal Palace edged out Watford 1-0 at Selhurst Park.

Sunderland and Burnley could not be separated in a goalless draw. In the final match of the day, Bournemouth beat Swansea City on the south coast as they prevailed 2-0.

Here are Saturday's confirmed results and the forthcoming fixtures from England:

Date	Time (GMT)	Fixture	Score
Saturday, March 18	12:30 p.m.	West Brom vs. Arsenal	3-1
Saturday, March 18	3 p.m	Everton vs. Hull City	4-0
Saturday, March 18	3 p.m	Crystal Palace vs. Watford	1-0
Saturday, March 18	3 p.m	Sunderland vs. Burnley	0-0
Saturday, March 18	3 p.m	Stoke City vs. Chelsea	1-2
Saturday, March 18	3 p.m	West Ham vs. Leicester	2-3
Saturday, March 18	5:30 p.m.	Bournemouth vs. Swansea	2-0
Sunday, March 19	12 p.m.	Middlesbrough vs. Manchester United	TBD
Sunday, March 19	2:15 p.m.	Tottenham Hotspur vs. Southampton	TBD
Sunday, March 19	4:30 p.m.	Manchester City vs. Liverpool	TBD

Here are the latest Premier League standings:

R	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Chelsea	28	22	3	3	59	21	38	69
2	Tottenham	27	16	8	3	53	20	33	56
3	Manchester City	27	17	5	5	53	29	24	56
4	Liverpool	28	16	7	5	60	35	25	55
5	Arsenal	27	15	5	7	56	34	22	50
6	Everton	29	14	8	7	51	30	21	50
7	Manchester United	26	13	10	3	39	22	17	49
8	West Bromwich Albion	29	12	7	10	39	38	1	43
9	Stoke	29	9	9	11	33	42	-9	36
10	Southampton	26	9	6	11	32	34	-2	33
11	Bournemouth	29	9	6	14	42	54	-12	33
12	West Ham	29	9	6	14	40	52	-12	33
13	Burnley	29	9	5	15	31	42	-11	32
14	Watford	28	8	7	13	33	48	-15	31
15	Leicester	28	8	6	14	33	47	-14	30
16	Crystal Palace	28	8	4	16	36	46	-10	28
17	Swansea	28	8	3	17	36	61	-25	27
18	Hull	29	6	6	17	26	58	-32	24
19	Middlesbrough	27	4	10	13	19	30	-11	22
20	Sunderland	28	5	5	18	24	50	-26	20

Saturday Recap

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Wenger's misery continued at West Brom as his team collapsed to a lacklustre defeat on the road.

Craig Dawson gave the hosts the lead after just 12 minutes, but Sanchez blasted the equaliser seconds later.

Hal Robson-Kanu came off the bench to regain the lead for the Baggies after 55 minutes, allowing Dawson to power home a second header to grab an unlikely brace in the latter stages of the game.

The Gunners were weak as they chased the result, and Wenger cut a desolate figure at the final whistle.

The Frenchman's future is now in doubt after he admitted he is considering his options, per BBC broadcaster John Murray:

Chelsea displayed their unrelenting confidence as they won 2-1 at Stoke, extending their lead to 13 points at the top of the division.

Willian had given Chelsea a first-half lead with a deadly free-kick, but his effort was cancelled out by a penalty from Jon Walters.

With Eden Hazard absent through injury, the visitors traded punches with the Potters, and the Blues eventually found a winner through Cahill's strike with three minutes remaining.

Stoke's Phil Bardsley was sent off at the end of the match as he was shown a second yellow card.

The goal came against the run of play as the Potters attempted to put the Blues to the sword, but manager Antonio Conte was in delirium with his side displaying unbelievable character.

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Everton defeated 10-man Hull on Merseyside, with Romelu Lukaku scoring a quick-fire brace in injury time at the end of the game.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin tapped home from close range to put the Toffees ahead after nine minutes, but they didn't extend their advantage until Enner Valencia's goal 12 minutes from the end.

Lukaku once again found the net as he has done all season, grabbing a brace with the victory in the bag.

Tom Huddlestone was shown a straight red card for a challenge on Idrissa Gueye, with Hull folding in the final stages.

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Leicester's remarkable return to form continued at West Ham, as the Foxes scored twice in the opening seven minutes through Riyad Mahrez and Robert Huth.

Manuel Lanzini pulled one back for the Hammers after 20 minutes, but Jamie Vardy extended the lead late in the first half.

Andre Ayew's header gave the hosts hope on the hour mark, but Leicester were comfortable winners at the final whistle.

Crystal Palace's return to winning ways continued against Watford as Troy Deeney scored an own goal to hand the points to manager Sam Allardyce's side.

In the late match, Bournemouth skipped past Swansea 2-0, as Alfie Mawson's own goal and Benik Afobe's strike guaranteed the three points for the Cherries.

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It appears Wenger's tenure is about to expire, and the veteran manager has failed to rebuild his team to the required standard.

Arsenal fans want to challenge for the title every season, but at present, they could miss out on UEFA Champions League qualification for next term.

The Gunners players have let Wenger down, and the coach could pay for poor results with his job.