EPL Table: Saturday's Week 37 Results, Scores, 2017 Premier League Standings

Chelsea are champions of the 2016-17 Premier League after a dramatic 1-0 triumph Friday over West Bromwich Albion at the Hawthorns. Michy Batshuayi is the hero after scoring the title-winning goal on a pass from Cesar Azpilicueta in the 82nd minute.

Meanwhile, Everton scored a 1-0 victory over Watford at Goodison Park to snap a brief two-match losing streak. The loss means the Hornets still haven't mathematically clinched another season in the top flight, though it would take a massive collapse to fall into the relegation zone.

Let's check out the complete slate of matches on this weekend's schedule. That's followed by a look at the EPL table as it currently stands and a recap of Friday's action.

Matchweek 37 Schedule

Date	Home	Away	Score
May 12	Everton	Watford	1-0
May 12	West Brom	Chelsea	0-1
May 13	Manchester City	Leicester	Saturday
May 13	Bournemouth	Burnley	Saturday
May 13	Middlesbrough	Southampton	Saturday
May 13	Sunderland	Swansea	Saturday
May 13	Stoke	Arsenal	Saturday
May 14	Crystal Palace	Hull	Sunday
May 14	West Ham	Liverpool	Sunday
May 14	Tottenham	Manchester United	Sunday

Updated Premier League Table

Rank	Club	MP	W	D	L	GD	PTS
1	Chelsea	36	28	3	5	47	87
2	Tottenham	35	23	8	4	48	77
3	Liverpool	36	20	10	6	29	70
4	Manchester City	35	20	9	6	33	69
5	Arsenal	35	20	6	9	26	66
6	Manchester United	35	17	14	4	24	65
7	Everton	37	17	10	10	20	61
8	West Brom	36	12	9	15	-5	45
9	Leicester	35	12	7	16	-9	43
10	Southampton	35	11	9	15	-7	42
11	Bournemouth	36	11	9	16	-13	42
12	West Ham	36	11	9	16	-14	42
13	Stoke	36	10	11	15	-13	41
14	Burnley	36	11	7	18	-14	40
15	Watford	36	11	7	18	-22	40
16	Crystal Palace	36	11	5	20	-15	38
17	Swansea	36	10	5	21	-28	35
18	Hull	36	9	7	20	-33	34
19	Middlesbrough	36	5	13	18	-22	28
20	Sunderland	35	6	6	23	-32	24

Friday Recap

Everton 1, Watford 0

Everton controlled their clash with Watford throughout, but it wasn't until nearly the hour mark when they finally grabbed the lead courtesy of Ross Barkley.

The 23-year-old midfielder is facing a crucial decision over the next week after Toffees manager Ronald Koeman confirmed he must either sign a new contract or get sold this summer. The added pressure didn't seem to impact the England international in a match where he netted the only goal.

He attacked with pace right down the middle of the pitch, and the Hornets' back line provided zero resistance as Barkley unleashed a laser past Heurelho Gomes in the 56th minute.

Sky Sports Statto noted the end of the star's goal drought:

OptaJoe spotlighted his long-range prowess:

In all, the Toffees held 62.6 percent possession and generated six shots on target while conceding just two for Watford. They also earned a clear edge in touches (763-529) and passes (539-311) in the win.

Up next for Everton is a season-ending matchup with Arsenal next Sunday at Emirates Stadium, which could have major Champions League ramifications for the Gunners.

Watford have two matches left in the campaign. They travel to Stamford Bridge to face Chelsea on Monday before finishing the term at home against Manchester City. One point gained by the Hornets or one point lost by Hull would confirm the club's placement in the EPL for another year.

Chelsea 1, West Brom 0

It looked for a long time like Chelsea's championship celebration would be forced to wait at least three more days as the West Brom back line stood tall. But one missed assignment is all it took for Batshuayi to send Blues supporters into a frenzy.

The Belgian striker found open space in the box and made no mistake from just outside the six-yard box as he touched Azpilicueta's cross past Ben Foster for a goal he'll never forget. The result is the sixth league title in club history.

Squawka News showcased the latest example of Blues boss Antonio Conte pushing all the right buttons:

There were some tense moments over the final 13 minutes, including stoppage time, as West Brom pushed forward in an effort to play the role of spoiler. But the Chelsea defense and goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois were up to the final tasks.

The Premier League congratulated the new champions of England:

Chelsea can now enjoy a two-match Premier League title coronation at Stamford Bridge. The Blues are set to face Watford on Monday before closing with Sunderland on the final matchday. They will then have a week to prepare for Arsenal in the FA Cup final.

All match statistics courtesy of the Premier League's official website.