EPL Table: 2017 Premier League Standings After Sunday's Week 35 Matches

Top Premier League title contenders Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur both took care of business on Sunday, beating Everton and Arsenal, respectively, in Week 35.

Those results mean the gap at the top of the standings is four points, with both teams set to play four more fixtures.

Elsewhere, Manchester City and Manchester United both played to draws, leaving the race for the top four as close as ever.

Here's a look at Sunday's results:

Manchester United	1-1	Swansea City
Middlesbrough	2-2	Manchester City
Everton	0-3	Chelsea
Tottenham Hotspur	2-0	Arsenal

The current Premier League standings:

Pos	Team	PL	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	PTS
1	Chelsea	34	26	3	5	72	29	+43	81
2	Tottenham	34	23	8	3	71	22	+49	77
3	Liverpool	34	19	9	6	70	42	+28	66
4	Manchester City	34	19	9	6	65	37	+28	66
5	Manchester United	34	17	14	3	51	25	+26	65
6	Arsenal	33	18	6	9	64	42	+22	60
7	Everton	35	16	10	9	60	40	+20	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	35	9	5	21	40	69	-29	32
19	Middlesbrough	35	5	13	17	26	45	-19	28
20	Sunderland	34	5	6	23	26	60	-34	21

Recap

Chelsea ended Everton's fine run of eight consecutive wins at Goodison Park and moved a step closer to the title with a hard-fought 3-0 win. While the final score may suggest a routine victory, the Toffees made life hard for the Blues, and the match was in the air until Pedro bagged the opener in the 66th minute.

The Spaniard curled home a lovely strike from outside the box to break the deadlock, and Gary Cahill and Willian would add goals of their own afterwards.

Former Blues star Michael Ballack loved it:

Spurs knew they couldn't afford a loss in the north London derby if they wanted to keep pace with Chelsea, and two quick goals from Dele Alli and Harry Kane after the 55th minute set them on their way.

Per Bleacher Report's Nick Akerman, the Gunners' run of finishing ahead of their rivals, which has lasted for over 20 seasons, has come to an end:

The Manchester clubs didn't have their best results on Sunday, with both slumping to draws. The Citizens defence was badly exposed against lowly Middlesbrough, who took the lead late on through Calum Chambers, with Gabriel Jesus saving his team further blushes.

Per Bleacher Report UK, manager Pep Guardiola's first season in the Premier League hasn't gone to plan defensively:

United didn't fare any better against another relegation candidate, playing out a 1-1 draw with Swansea City. Gylfi Sigurdsson won his side a point after Wayne Rooney had opened the scoring from the penalty spot.

As shared by WhoScored.com, the Red Devils are the kings of the draw this season:

Those two results leave Liverpool in third place, as the hunt for a top-four finish and a ticket for the UEFA Champions League is extremely close entering the final weeks of the season.