Premier League Table: 2019 Standings, Week 27 Fixtures After Week 26 Results

Willy Boly rescued a point for Wolverhampton Wanderers with a stoppage-time equaliser against Newcastle United in a 1-1 Premier League draw at Molineux on Monday.

Isaac Hayden had fired the visitors in front 10 minutes into the second half, but Boly beat goalkeeper Martin Dubravka to head home the equaliser in the fifth minute of extra time.

Week 26 Results

Fulham 0-3 Manchester United

Crystal Palace 1-1 West Ham United

Huddersfield Town 1-2 Arsenal

Liverpool 3-0 Bournemouth

Southampton 1-2 Cardiff City

Watford 1-0 Everton

Brighton & Hove Albion 1-3 Burnley

Tottenham 3-1 Leicester

Manchester City 6-0 Chelsea

Wolves 1-1 Newcastle 

Standings

(Played, goal difference, points)

1. Manchester City: 27, +54, 65

2. Liverpool: 26, +44, 65

3. Tottenham Hotspur: 26, +29, 60

4. Manchester United: 26, +17, 51

5. Arsenal: 26, +16, 50

6. Chelsea: 26, +16, 50

7. Wolverhampton Wanderers: 26, +1, 39

8. Watford: 26, 0, 37

9. Everton: 27, -3, 33

10. West Ham United: 26, -7, 33

11. Bournemouth: 26, -10, 33

12. Leicester City: 26, -3, 32

13. Crystal Palace: 26, -7, 27

14. Brighton & Hove Albion: 26, -11, 27

15. Burnley: 26, -18, 27

16. Newcastle United: 26, -12, 25

17. Cardiff City: 26, -23, 25

18. Southampton: 26, -16, 24

19. Fulham: 26, -33, 17

20. Huddersfield Town: 26, -34, 11

Week 27 Fixtures

Friday, February 22

Cardiff City vs. Watford

West Ham United vs. Fulham

Saturday, February 23

Burnley vs. Tottenham Hotspur

Bournemouth vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers

Newcastle United vs. Huddersfield Town

Leicester City vs. Crystal Palace

Sunday, February 24

Arsenal vs. Southampton

Manchester United vs. Liverpool

Chelsea's clash with Brighton & Hove Albion has been postponed due to the Blues' involvement in the Carabao Cup final. A rescheduled date has yet to be announced.

Monday Recap

Newcastle left record signing Miguel Almiron on the bench for the trip to Molineux:

The visitors had few chances in a cagey first half. Salomon Rondon had two efforts comfortably saved before seeing a shot diverted wide just before half-time by Conor Coady:

Wolves had plenty of possession but found it difficult to break down a typically resolute Rafa Benitez side.

Raul Jimenez fired a good chance over the bar from a Matt Doherty cross, while Jonny tested Dubravka with a low shot.

Doherty wasted a glorious chance to open the scoring at the start of the second half. The defender arrived at the far post from a corner but could only direct his header over the bar from close range.

Newcastle eventually broke the deadlock through Hayden. Fabian Schar slid a pass in to the midfielder, and his shot beat Rui Patricio at his near post:

Almiron arrived on 72 minutes for his Newcastle debut and received a warm welcome from the Toon Army:

Wolves pressed for an equaliser in the closing stages and were rewarded with a late equaliser. Substitute Adama Traore crossed for Boly to bundle home at the far left post under the attention of Dubravka:

The goal was a big blow for Newcastle, who remain just a point off the relegation zone, while Wolves have now gone six games unbeaten.