EPL Table: Saturday's Week 35 Results, Scores and 2017 Premier League Standings

Sunderland's relegation from the Premier League was rubber-stamped on Saturday after Joshua King arrived late to snatch a 1-0 winner for Bournemouth in their trip to the Stadium of Light.

Manager David Moyes' side now cannot overturn the 13-point deficit separating them from safety, with only four games left in their season as England's top flight endured a barren start to Week 35.

Bournemouth and Leicester City provided the only goals from Saturday's four afternoon kick-offs, as Jamie Vardy bagged three points for the Foxes thanks to a 1-0 victory in their trip to West Bromwich Albion.

Stoke City and West Ham United failed to produce a winner at the bet365 Stadium and drew 0-0, as did Southampton and Hull City after Saints missed a last-minute spot-kick and were held to a goalless draw.

Burnley recorded their first away win of the campaign in the late kick-off and beat Crystal Palace 2-0 to move above the Eagles and into 14th place, all but securing their Premier League future for next season.

Read on for a roundup of Saturday's Premier League results and a look at how they affect the standings.

Home	Score	Away
Southampton	0-0	Hull City
Stoke City	0-0	West Ham United
Sunderland	0-1	Bournemouth
West Bromwich Albion	0-1	Leicester City
Crystal Palace	0-2	Burnley

Position	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Chelsea	33	25	3	5	69	29	+40	78
2	Tottenham Hotspur	33	22	8	3	69	22	+47	74
3	Liverpool	34	19	9	6	70	42	+28	66
4	Manchester City	33	19	8	6	63	35	+28	65
5	Manchester United	33	17	13	3	50	24	+26	64
6	Arsenal	32	18	6	8	64	40	+24	60
7	Everton	34	16	10	8	60	37	+23	58
8	West Bromwich Albion	34	12	8	14	39	43	-4	44
9	Southampton	33	11	8	14	39	44	-5	41
10	Bournemouth	35	11	8	16	50	63	-13	41
11	Leicester	34	11	7	16	42	54	-12	40
12	Stoke	35	10	10	15	37	50	-13	40
13	Watford	33	11	7	15	37	54	-17	40
14	Burnley	35	11	6	18	35	49	-14	39
15	West Ham	35	10	9	16	44	59	-15	39
16	Crystal Palace	35	11	5	19	46	56	-10	38
17	Hull	35	9	7	19	36	67	-31	34
18	Swansea	34	9	4	21	39	68	-29	31
19	Middlesbrough	34	5	12	17	24	43	-19	27
20	Sunderland	34	5	6	23	26	60	-34	21

Recap

A drab day for the Premier League produced only four goals across five top-flight fixtures on Saturday, where Leicester, Bournemouth and Burnley had enough to emerge on the winning side of slim scorelines.

The major headline of the day was Sunderland's relegation after a 10-year stay in the top flight, however, and Moyes suggested his future with the Black Cats isn't yet secure following a 1-0 home loss to Bournemouth, per the BBC's Conor McNamara:

Sunderland failed to score for the eighth time in their last nine matches in a drop many might have said was a long time coming for the north-east club, having finished just outside the relegation zone in three of their previous four campaigns.

King capitalised upon a flowing movement up the pitch late in the game, converting Ryan Fraser's 88th-minute cut-back, and the Mirror's Alex Richards applauded the Norwegian's superb 2016-17 form:

Leicester clinched their first win in three games thanks to Vardy's sole strike at the Hawthorns, where the Baggies lost a third consecutive home fixture 1-0 in what's become a worrying trend for manager Tony Pulis.

England striker Vardy had barely a sniff at goal before cutting into the Baggies box to convert a 43rd-minute winner, although the Foxes frontman isn't content to rest on his laurels until the campaign is officially over:

Crystal Palace capitulated in major fashion when they played host to Burnley, who finally clinched victory on the road for the first time this term, following goals from Ashley Barnes and Andre Gray.

For the first time in more than 700 days, manager Sean Dyche's side know what it feels like to win away from home in the Premier League, and Gray's strike in the 85th minute sealed all three points, via Sky Football:

West Ham were unable to find the winner in their trip to Stoke City as the two teams drew 0-0 at the bet365 Stadium, while Southampton were also disappointed after being held to a stalemate at home to Hull City.

Eldin Jakupovic played a major hand in securing a point for the Tigers, too, after he denied Dusan Tadic's 90th-minute penalty attempt with a heroic stop from 12 yards.