Get a complete round-up of the situation in the English top flight after Liverpool came from behind and Chelsea kept up their march to the title

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Chelsea took another step towards the Premier League title in Week 32 of action by seeing off Bournemouth in a 3-1 win at the Vitality Stadium.
Tottenham continued their fine run of form by demolishing Watford earlier in the day but the Blues continue to keep them at bay as they each played their 31st game of the season.
Chelsea's unwanted clean-sheet record
Here is your complete round-up of the goings on in England's top tier this weekend.

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PREMIER LEAGUE SCORES

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Team	Score	Team
Tottenham	4-0	Watford
Manchester City	3-1	Hull City
Middlesbrough	0-0	Burnley
Stoke City	1-2	Liverpool
West Brom	0-1	Southampton
West Ham	1-0	Swansea City
Bournemouth	1-3	Chelsea
Sunderland	0-3	Manchester United
Everton	4-2	Leicester City
Crystal Palace	Mon	Arsenal

In the early kick-off, Tottenham kept up their pursuit of Chelsea by recording an emphatic 4-0 win over a depleted Watford side. Dele Alli, Eric Dier and Son Heung-Min (two) secured three points for Mauricio Pochettino's side, who were further boosted by the return of Harry Kane as a substitute.
Unfortunately for Spurs, however, Chelsea took care of business later in the day by beating Bournemouth in the evening fixture. An Adam Smith own goal and strikes from Eden Hazard and Marcos Alonso wrapped up a victory that keeps the Blues in control, with Josh King netting the Cherries' only goal.
Things were also straightforward for Manchester City, who cruised into a 3-0 lead over relegation-threatened Hull City before Andrea Ranocchia denied them a clean sheet with a late consolation goal, and Manchester United, who won 3-0 at hapless Sunderland.
Hull remain just outside the bottom three, however, as no one around them could capitalise on their defeat. Middlesbrough were held to a dire 0-0 draw at home to Burnley, while Swansea City's revival under Paul Clement has petered out - their 1-0 defeat at West Ham was their fifth game in a row without a win.
Back at the top end of the table, Liverpool secured a priceless three points despite falling behind at Stoke City. Phillipe Coutinho and Roberto Firmino both came off the bench to score in a 2-1 victory that dents Arsenal and United's hopes of catching the Reds in the race for Champions League qualification.

PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE

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Pos	Team	GP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Chelsea	31	24	3	4	65	25	40	75
2	Tottenham	31	20	8	3	64	22	42	68
3	Liverpool	32	18	9	5	68	40	28	63
4	Man City	31	18	7	6	60	35	25	61
5	Man United	30	15	12	3	46	24	22	57
6	Arsenal	29	16	6	7	61	36	25	54
7	Everton	32	15	9	8	57	36	21	54
8	West Brom	32	12	8	12	39	41	-2	44
9	Southampton	30	11	7	12	37	37	0	40
10	Watford	31	10	7	14	36	52	-16	37
11	Leicester City	31	10	6	15	39	51	-12	36
12	Burnley	32	10	6	16	32	44	-12	36
13	Stoke City	32	9	9	14	34	47	-13	36
14	West Ham	32	10	6	16	42	57	-15	36
15	Bournemouth	32	9	8	15	45	59	-14	35
16	Crystal Palace	30	9	4	17	39	50	-11	31
17	Hull City	32	8	6	18	33	64	-31	30
18	Swansea City	32	8	4	20	37	67	-30	28
19	Middlesbrough	31	4	12	15	22	37	-15	24
20	Sunderland	31	5	5	21	24	56	-32	20

It's as you were at the top, with Chelsea still seven points clear of Tottenham after both sides won. Spurs have edged ahead on goal difference, however, should they get back into the title race and that tie-breaker come into play.
Liverpool and City's wins leave United and Arsenal facing an uphill struggle to finish in the top four, while at the bottom end of the table Middlesbrough look increasingly likely to join neighbours Sunderland in the Championship.

source: goal.com