Premier League Matchweek 37 Review: All Results, xG & Talking Points

Full Premier League matchweek 37 review: every result, league-table impact, and the talking points that mattered.

TL;DR: Premier League Matchweek 37 produced six goals across three matches, an average of 2.0 per game. Arsenal beat Burnley 1-0, Chelsea edged Tottenham 2-1 in a London derby, and Bournemouth held Manchester City to a 1-1 draw. The low scoring rate reflected a cautious approach from sides with European places and survival still on the line ahead of the final weekend.

James McAllister

Published 21 May 2026 · Updated 21 May 2026

Premier League Matchweek 37 — Full Review

Matchweek 37 of the Premier League has concluded with 6 goals across 3 matches, an average of 2.0 per game. Here is our complete review of the results and their implications.

Results at a Glance

Arsenal FC 1 - 0 Burnley FC
AFC Bournemouth 1 - 1 Manchester City FC
Chelsea FC 2 - 1 Tottenham Hotspur FC

Key Takeaways

This matchweek delivered several significant results that will have repercussions across the Premier League table. The title race, European qualification picture, and relegation battle all shifted as a result of the weekend's action.

The average of 2.0 goals per game fell below the season average, reflecting a more cautious approach from teams with something on the line.

What the Results Mean

At the top of the table, the results from matchweek 37 will either tighten or loosen the title race. For teams battling for European places, every point counts and the margins between qualification and missing out continue to narrow.

At the bottom, any team that failed to pick up points this weekend will face increasing pressure in the fixtures ahead. The relegation picture is becoming clearer, but there is still time for dramatic twists.

Looking Ahead

Matchweek 38 brings another round of fixtures that could prove pivotal. Keep an eye on our upcoming matchweek preview for a full breakdown of the key fixtures and betting angles.

Review by the Planete Football editorial team. Match data sourced from football-data.org.