With the title sealed up, Chelsea seemed to take the week off, and a red card to Cesc Fabregas meant West Brom could pile on the goals. Elsewhere, Manchester United could only pull out a draw against Arsenal at home which likely locks them into the fourth spot meaning early-season qualification will be required to get into the Champions League group stages. Next week will be key to the relegation battle, and multiple teams gave themselves more room above the drop, but the final spot yet to be decided.
Let’s get to the games:
| Full Time | NBCS |
|---|---|
 Southampton (17-5-11) |
6 |
 Aston Villa (8-8-17) |
1 |
Sadio Mane nets the fastest hat-trick in Premier League history to help Southampton to three points that lifts them above Tottenham and greatly improves their chances of European football next season. Mane netted on 13, 14 and 16 minutes, his three goals coming in two minutes 56 seconds, 97 seconds quicker than the previous mark set by Liverpool’s Robbie Fowler. Shane Long added two others in the first half, the second a wonderful chip from nearly 40 yards, and Graziano Pelle volleyed home the sixth in the closing stages. Villa’s defending was a horror show and the only consolation they got from an abject display was a header from Christian Benteke in first-half stoppage time, the Belgian’s 10th goal in his last 11 outings.
Southampton controlled 41% of the possession, and had 18 shots on goal, with 11 on target. Aston Villa controlled 59% of the possession, and had 9 shots on goal, with 4 on target. In the 13th minute, Sadio Mane for Southampton scored into the Bottom/Center part of the goal. In the 14th minute, Sadio Mane for Southampton scored into the Middle/Right part of the goal with an assist from Shane Long. In the 16th minute, Sadio Mane for Southampton scored into the Top/Right part of the goal with an assist from Shane Long. In the 26th minute, Shane Long for Southampton scored into the Bottom/Center part of the goal. In the 38th minute, Shane Long for Southampton scored into the Top/Right part of the goal. In the 46th minute, Christian Benteke for Aston Villa scored into the Top/Left part of the goal with an assist from Leandro Bacuna. In the 81st minute, Graziano Pelle for Southampton scored into the Top/Center part of the goal with an assist from Sadio Mane. Yellow cards were given to Southampton for Victor Wanyama (69′) and to Aston Villa for Ashley Westwood (21′).
| Full Time | PLET |
|---|---|
 West Ham United (11-10-12) |
1 |
 Everton (10-11-12) |
2 |
West Ham United controlled 45% of the possession, and had 13 shots on goal, with 3 on target. Everton controlled 55% of the possession, and had 20 shots on goal, with 5 on target. In the 62nd minute, Stewart Downing for West Ham United scored into the Bottom/Left part of the goal with an assist from Alex Song. In the 68th minute, Leon Osman for Everton scored into the Middle/Right part of the goal with an assist from Romelu Lukaku. In the 91st minute, Romelu Lukaku for Everton scored into the Bottom/Left part of the goal with an assist from Aiden McGeady. Yellow cards were given to West Ham United for Winston Reid (26′) and to Everton for Seamus Coleman (33′), Gareth Barry (45′), James McCarthy (74′), James McCarthy (74′), Brendon Galloway (91′).
| Full Time | PLET |
|---|---|
 Queens Park Rangers (7-5-21) |
2 |
 Newcastle United (9-8-16) |
1 |
Queens Park Rangers controlled 47% of the possession, and had 8 shots on goal, with 4 on target. Newcastle United controlled 53% of the possession, and had 23 shots on goal, with 9 on target. In the 24th minute, Emmanuel Rivière for Newcastle United scored into the part of the goal. In the 54th minute, Matt Phillips for Queens Park Rangers scored into the Middle/Left part of the goal with an assist from Charlie Austin. In the 61st minute, Leroy Fer for Queens Park Rangers scored into the part of the goal. Yellow cards were given to Queens Park Rangers for Joey Barton (50′), Suk-Young Yun (84′) .
| Full Time | PLET |
|---|---|
 Burnley (5-11-17) |
0 |
 Stoke City (13-7-13) |
0 |
Burnley controlled 46% of the possession, and had 10 shots on goal, with 4 on target. Stoke City controlled 54% of the possession, and had 11 shots on goal, with 3 on target. Yellow cards were given to Burnley for George Boyd (43′) and to Stoke City for Mame Diouf (24′), Steven Nzonzi (49′).
| Full Time | PLET |
|---|---|
 Sunderland (5-14-13) |
0 |
 Leicester City (7-7-18) |
0 |
For Sunderland, it’s still all in their own hands with a game in hand and a three points gap between them and Hull, but no one wants to go into the final weekend with the possibility of relegation still present.
Sunderland controlled 51% of the possession, and had 14 shots on goal, with 3 on target. Leicester City controlled 49% of the possession, and had 11 shots on goal, with 0 on target. Yellow cards were given to Sunderland for Liam Bridcutt (29′), Lee Cattermole (43′), Connor Wickham (66′), Sebastian Larsson (79′) and to Leicester City for Robert Huth (63′).
| Full Time | PLET |
|---|---|
 Tottenham Hotspur (17-6-10) |
2 |
 Hull City (6-10-16) |
0 |
Tottenham Hotspur controlled 53% of the possession, and had 10 shots on goal, with 3 on target. Hull City controlled 47% of the possession, and had 10 shots on goal, with 1 on target. In the 54th minute, Nacer Chadli for Tottenham Hotspur scored into the Bottom/Center part of the goal with an assist from Erik Lamela. In the 61st minute, Danny Rose for Tottenham Hotspur scored into the Top/Right part of the goal with an assist from Ryan Mason. Yellow cards were given to Tottenham Hotspur for Ryan Mason (42′), Nabil Bentaleb (57′), Nabil Bentaleb (57′), Danny Rose (59′) and to Hull City for David Meyler (91′).
| Full Time | NBCS |
|---|---|
 Liverpool (17-6-9) |
1 |
 Crystal Palace (11-9-13) |
3 |
There’s no fairy-tale end to Steven Gerrard’s Anfield career as Palace secure a famous win and their first on this ground in the league in 24 years. The visitors deserved their victory, too, as their speedy forward line gave the Reds’ pedestrian defence trouble all afternoon. Jason Puncheon’s excellent free-kick just before the break cancelled out an Adam Lallana strike with Wilfried Zaha getting the winner in the second half, just 22 seconds after coming on as a substitute. Glenn Murray added a third in stoppage time after his initial penalty had been saved. Gerrard tried his heart out, but there was nothing to rekindle the memories of the Champions League final in Istanbul or the FA Cup final at Cardiff, which was a huge disappointment to the home faithful.
Liverpool controlled 60% of the possession, and had 18 shots on goal, with 4 on target. Crystal Palace controlled 40% of the possession, and had 15 shots on goal, with 6 on target. In the 26th minute, Adam Lallana for Liverpool scored into the part of the goal. In the 43rd minute, Jason Puncheon for Crystal Palace scored into the Middle/Right part of the goal. In the 60th minute, Wilfried Zaha for Crystal Palace scored into the Middle/Left part of the goal with an assist from Yannick Bolasie. In the 91st minute, Glenn Murray for Crystal Palace scored into the Bottom/Center part of the goal. Yellow cards were given to Liverpool for Emre Can (42′), Philippe Coutinho (87′) and to Crystal Palace for Joel Ward (79′), James McArthur (83′), Jordon Mutch (84′).
| Full Time | NBCS |
|---|---|
 Swansea City (13-8-12) |
2 |
 Manchester City (19-7-7) |
4 |
Swansea City controlled 49% of the possession, and had 13 shots on goal, with 9 on target. Manchester City controlled 51% of the possession, and had 22 shots on goal, with 11 on target. In the 21st minute, Yaya Touré for Manchester City scored into the Middle/Right part of the goal. In the 36th minute, James Milner for Manchester City scored into the Bottom/Right part of the goal. In the 45th minute, Gylfi Sigurdsson for Swansea City scored into the part of the goal. In the 64th minute, Bafetimbi Gomis for Swansea City scored into the part of the goal. In the 74th minute, Yaya Touré for Manchester City scored into the Bottom/Right part of the goal with an assist from Eliaquim Mangala. In the 91st minute, Wilfried Bony for Manchester City scored into the part of the goal. Yellow cards were given to Manchester City for James Milner (50′), Pablo Zabaleta (61′), Fernandinho (77′).
| Full Time | NBCS |
|---|---|
 Manchester United (19-8-6) |
1 |
 Arsenal (20-6-6) |
1 |
Manchester United controlled 57% of the possession, and had 12 shots on goal, with 4 on target. Arsenal controlled 43% of the possession, and had 5 shots on goal, with 3 on target. In the 30th minute, Ander Herrera for Manchester United scored into the Bottom/Right part of the goal with an assist from Ashley Young. In the 82nd minute, Theo Walcott for Arsenal scored to equalize. Yellow cards were given to Manchester United for Ander Herrera (91′).
| Full Time | NBCS |
|---|---|
 West Bromwich Albion (9-9-15) |
3 |
 Chelsea (23-7-2) |
0 |
West Bromwich Albion controlled 44% of the possession, and had 9 shots on goal, with 6 on target. Chelsea controlled 56% of the possession, and had 12 shots on goal, with 3 on target. In the 9th minute, Saido Berahino for West Bromwich Albion scored into the Middle/Right part of the goal with an assist from Joleon Lescott. Cesc Fàbregas was given a red card in the 28th minute and sent off. In the 47th minute, Saido Berahino for West Bromwich Albion scored into the Bottom/Left part of the goal on a penalty kick. In the 60th minute, Chris Brunt for West Bromwich Albion scored into the Bottom/Right part of the goal with an assist from Saido Berahino. Yellow cards were given to West Bromwich Albion for Jonas Olsson (37′), Craig Gardner (63′) and to Chelsea for Diego Costa (28′), Branislav Ivanovic (29′), Juan Cuadrado (82′).