Top Four |
1. Chelsea |
2. Tottenham Hotspur |
3. Manchester City |
4. Liverpool |
Bottom Four |
17. Crystal Palace |
18. Hull City |
19. Middlesbrough |
20. Sunderland |
March 8, 2017
Manchester City 0-0 Stoke City
A point for each side in a goalless draw.
A point away for Stoke City is acceptable, a point at home for Manchester City, not so much.
March 11, 2017
AFC Bournemouth 3-2 West Ham United
Joshua King 31’48’90’ Michail Antonio 10’
Andre Ayew 83’
It could have been more goals for Joshua King if he had opened the scoring with a penalty kick.
After 8 league matches without a victory, Joshua King scored a hat trick to give Bournemouth a victory over West Ham United.
West Ham United are now winless in four consecutive league matches and started a losing streak.
Crystal Palace -POSTPONED- Tottenham Hotspur
Everton 3-0 West Bromwich Albion
Kevin Mirallas 39’
Morgan Schneiderlin 45’+1’
Romelu Lukaku 82’
Romelu Lukaku added a goal to his record at Everton.
A dominant performance by Everton widened the point gap between 7th and 8th on the league table to 7 points.
Hull City 2-1 Swansea City
Oumar Niasse 69’ 78’ Alfie Mawson 90’+1’
Hull might still be in the relegation zone but denied Swansea City the chance to escape the threat of relegation.
Middlesbrough -POSTPONED- Sunderland
Arsenal -POSTPONED- Leicester City
March 12, 2017
Manchester United -POSTPONED- Southampton
Liverpool 2-1 Burnley
Georgino Wijnaldum 45’+1’ Ashley Barnes 7’
Emre Can 61’
Liverpool had to come from an early goal down to get a narrow victory over recently promoted Burnley.
Liverpool remains in the top four, but with more games played than any other team in the top six.
March 13, 2017
Chelsea -POSTPONED- Watford
