EPL Table: 2017 Week 37 Top Scorers After Latest Premier League Scores

Manchester United limped to a goalless draw at Southampton in the Premier League as the Red Devils played their last away match of the season.

It was United's 15th draw of the league campaign, and they will end the competition in sixth place.

Manager Jose Mourinho appeared glum on the bench with his thoughts clearly on his team's upcoming UEFA Europa League final.

Southampton consolidated eighth place but could drop down the table after the final round of fixtures.

Here are the latest scoring charts:

Player	Goals
Romelu Lukaku	24
Alexis Sanchez	23
Harry Kane	21
Diego Costa	20
Sergio Aguero	18
Dele Alli	17
Zlatan Ibrahimovic	17
Joshua King	16
Eden Hazard	15
Jermain Defoe	15

Here are the updated standings:

Team	P	Pts
Chelsea	37	90
Tottenham Hotspur	36	80
Manchester City	37	75
Liverpool	37	73
Arsenal	37	72
Manchester United	37	66
Everton	37	61
Southampton	37	46
West Bromwich Albion	37	45
Bournemouth	37	45
Leicester City	36	43
West Ham United	37	42
Crystal Palace	37	41
Stoke City	37	41
Burnley	37	40
Watford	37	40
Swansea City	37	38
Hull City	37	34
Middlesbrough	37	28
Sunderland	37	24

Wednesday Recap

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It was a poor night on the south coast as the game failed to live up to the Premier League standards that are always expected.

United heavily rotated their options as they focus on European commitments, and Mourinho clearly did not want to see his team in this game.

Southampton were the better side after a lacklustre first half, but they were denied by the brilliance of United goalkeeper Sergio Romero.

Selected ahead of David De Gea, the Argentina international made a string of fantastic saves to shut out the hosts, including stopping a penalty from Manolo Gabbiadini in the opening moments of the game.

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Dusan Tadic and James Ward-Prowse both went close to breaking the deadlock in the second half, but Romero was equal to every shot made on target.

Wayne Rooney struggled for United in attack, and it wasn't until the arrival of Marcus Rashford from the bench that the visitors tested the hosts.

Anthony Martial linked with Rashford, only for the France international to watch his curling effort hit the woodwork.

That was as good as it got for United, but defender Phil Jones was in top form as he battled Southampton's forwards.

It has been a disappointing campaign for the Red Devils in the league, but it will all be forgotten if they win the Europa League final against Ajax in Stockholm next week.