EPL Results: Latest Week 37 Scores, Updated 2017 Premier League Table

Arsenal and Manchester City boosted their chances of qualifying for the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday as they beat Sunderland and West Bromwich Albion, respectively.

City's 3-1 win takes them to third place in the Premier League, two points ahead of Liverpool, while the Gunners are one point behind the Reds having dispatched Sunderland 2-0.

Here's the updated table:

R	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Chelsea	37	29	3	5	80	32	+48	90
2	Tottenham	36	24	8	4	73	24	+49	80
3	Manchester City	37	22	9	6	75	39	+36	75
4	Liverpool	37	21	10	6	75	42	+33	73
5	Arsenal	37	22	6	9	74	43	+31	72
6	Manchester United	36	17	14	5	52	29	+23	65
7	Everton	37	17	10	10	61	41	+20	61
8	Southampton	36	12	9	15	41	47	-6	45
9	West Bromwich Albion	37	12	9	16	42	49	-7	45
10	Bournemouth	37	12	9	16	54	66	-12	45
11	Leicester	36	12	7	17	46	56	-10	43
12	West Ham	37	11	9	17	45	63	-18	42
13	Crystal Palace	37	12	5	20	50	61	-11	41
14	Stoke	37	10	11	16	40	56	-16	41
15	Burnley	37	11	7	19	38	53	-15	40
16	Watford	37	11	7	19	40	63	-23	40
17	Swansea	37	11	5	21	43	69	-26	38
18	Hull	37	9	7	21	36	73	-37	34
19	Middlesbrough	37	5	13	19	27	50	-23	28
20	Sunderland	37	6	6	25	28	64	-36	24

Tuesday Recap

City took the lead through Gabriel Jesus after 27 minutes, with the Brazilian tapping home from close range after getting on the end of Kevin De Bruyne's cross.

Jesus has been ruthless in the league this year, per OptaJoe:

Fresh from his 16th Premier League assist of the season, De Bruyne then found the net himself less than two minutes later.

The Belgian curled home from distance after a delightful team move from City that left West Brom scrambling.

Stuart Brennan of the Manchester Evening News hailed the Belgian:

City should have had a penalty in the second half when James McClean felled Jesus in the area, but soon after they had a third when Yaya Toure exchanged a lovely one-two with Sergio Aguero before tucking home.

Hal Robson-Kanu swept in a late consolation for the Baggies when he made a darting near-post run to connect with McClean's cross from the right.

Arsenal had an altogether more frustrating time against Sunderland as they came up against the outstanding Jordan Pickford.

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The goalkeeper denied the Gunners at virtually every turn as the Black Cats threatened to hit them on the counter, but deep into the second half Alexis Sanchez broke the deadlock with a close-range finish from Mesut Ozil's cross.

Sanchez bagged a second when he headed in Pickford's reaction save to deny Olivier Giroud from close range.

Squawka Football highlighted their dominance:

City are almost assured of a top-four finish and can guarantee it if they can pick up a point at Watford on the final day of the season.

Arsenal are one point behind Liverpool and are relying on the Reds dropping points at home to Middlesbrough, while the Gunners will take on Everton at the Emirates.