Premier League table looking so sweet on Sunday night after weekend matches completed | OneFootball

The Premier League table looking so sweet this Sunday night.

Now that all of the weekend’s top tier matches have been completed.

Five games played out on Saturday and another five on Sunday.

With only two weeks of the season remaining, this third last round of Premier League results could prove to have been key to the final outcome on 25 May.

Premier League results this weekend:

Saturday 10 May

Fulham 1 Everton 3

Ipswich 0 Brentford 1

Southampton 0 Man Coty 0

Wolves o Brighton 2

Bournemouth 0 Villa 1

Sunday 11 May

Newcastle 2 Chelsea 0

Man U 0 West Ham 2

Forest 2 Leicester 2

Spurs 0 Palace 2

Liverpool 2 Arsenal 2

Of the top seven in the Premier League table, only Newcastle United and Aston Villa won this weekend, with Chelsea losing and all of Liverpool, Arsenal, Man City and Forest drawing.

That now leaves the Premier League table looking like this on Sunday (11 May 2025) night:

A great sight for Newcastle United fans, after that significant victory over Chelsea and so many points dropped by others.

Champions League football is very much in United’s own hands and indeed, if Eddie Howe’s side win their last two matches, NUFC are guaranteed to finish second.

The remaining ten Premier League matches to decide places second to seventh in the table:

Friday 16 May

Villa v Spurs (7.30pm)

Chelsea v Man U (8.15pm)

Sunday 18 May

West Ham v Forest (2.15pm)

Arsenal v Newcastle (4.30pm)

Tuesday 20 May

Man City v Bournemouth (8pm)

Sunday 25 May

Fulham v Man City (4pm)

Man U v Villa (4pm)

Newcastle v Everton (4pm)

Forest v Chelsea (4pm)

Southampton v Arsenal (4pm)

Newcastle 2 Chelsea 0 – Sunday 11 May 12pm

(Stats via BBC Sport)

Goals:

Newcastle United:

Tonali 2, Bruno 90

Chelsea:

Jackson red card 35

Possession was Newcastle 45% Chelsea 55%

Total shots were Newcastle 15 Chelsea 10

Shots on target were Newcastle 6 Chelsea 3

Corners were Newcastle 2 Chelsea 8

Touches in the box Newcastle 39 Chelsea 22

Newcastle United team v Chelsea:

Pope, Botman (Miley 55), Schar, Burn, Livramento, Gordon (Krafth 65), Tonali, Bruno (Longstaff 94), Barnes, Isak (Wilson 94), Murphy

Subs:

Dubravka, Lascelles, Osula, Neave, Ruddy

The remaining Newcastle United match schedule:

Sunday 18 May – Arsenal v Newcastle (4.30pm) Sky Sports

Sunday 25 May – Newcastle v Everton (4pm)

(BBC Sport comments from ‘neutrals’ – Interesting on Newcastle United after Chelsea 2-0…Read HERE)