Barclays Premier League Results for 2012/13

BST/GMT	Home		Away	HT	Attend.
Sunday, 19 May 2013
16:00	Chelsea	2-1	Everton	1-1	41,794	Report
16:00	Liverpool	1-0	Queens Park Rangers	1-0	44,792	Report
16:00	Manchester City	2-3	Norwich City	1-1	47,054	Report
16:00	Newcastle United	0-1	Arsenal	0-0	52,354	Report
16:00	Southampton	1-1	Stoke City	0-0	31,539	Report
16:00	Swansea City	0-3	Fulham	0-1	20,365	Report
16:00	Tottenham Hotspur	1-0	Sunderland	0-0	36,763	Report
16:00	West Bromwich Albion	5-5	Manchester United	1-3	26,438	Report
16:00	West Ham United	4-2	Reading	2-0	34,973	Report
16:00	Wigan Athletic	2-2	Aston Villa	2-1		Table \| Report
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
19:45	Arsenal	4-1	Wigan Athletic	1-1	60,068	Report
20:00	Reading	0-2	Manchester City	0-1	22,859	Table \| Report
Sunday, 12 May 2013
13:30	Stoke City	1-2	Tottenham Hotspur	1-1	27,531	Report
15:00	Everton	2-0	West Ham United	1-0	39,475	Report
15:00	Fulham	1-3	Liverpool	1-1	25,640	Report
15:00	Norwich City	4-0	West Bromwich Albion	1-0	26,837	Report
15:00	Queens Park Rangers	1-2	Newcastle United	1-2	17,278	Report
15:00	Sunderland	1-1	Southampton	0-0	41,988	Report
16:00	Manchester United	2-1	Swansea City	1-0	75,572	Table \| Report
Saturday, 11 May 2013
12:45	Aston Villa	1-2	Chelsea	1-0	42,084	Table \| Report
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
19:45	Chelsea	2-2	Tottenham Hotspur	2-1	41,581	Table \| Report
Tuesday, 7 May 2013
19:45	Manchester City	1-0	West Bromwich Albion	1-0	46,158	Report
19:45	Wigan Athletic	2-3	Swansea City	1-0	18,850	Table \| Report
Monday, 6 May 2013
20:00	Sunderland	1-1	Stoke City	0-1	38,130	Table \| Report
Sunday, 5 May 2013
13:30	Liverpool	0-0	Everton	0-0	44,991	Report
16:00	Manchester United	0-1	Chelsea	0-0	75,500	Table \| Report
Saturday, 4 May 2013
15:00	Fulham	2-4	Reading	0-1	24,087	Report
15:00	Norwich City	1-2	Aston Villa	0-0	26,842	Report
15:00	Swansea City	0-0	Manchester City	0-0	20,242	Report
15:00	Tottenham Hotspur	1-0	Southampton	0-0	36,190	Report
15:00	West Bromwich Albion	2-3	Wigan Athletic	1-1	25,756	Report
15:00	West Ham United	0-0	Newcastle United	0-0	34,962	Report
17:30	Queens Park Rangers	0-1	Arsenal	0-1	18,178	Table \| Report
Monday, 29 April 2013
20:00	Aston Villa	6-1	Sunderland	2-1	37,428	Table \| Report
Sunday, 28 April 2013
13:30	Reading	0-0	Queens Park Rangers	0-0	23,388	Report
15:00	Chelsea	2-0	Swansea City	2-0	41,780	Report
16:00	Arsenal	1-1	Manchester United	1-1	60,112	Table \| Report
Saturday, 27 April 2013
12:45	Manchester City	2-1	West Ham United	1-0	47,189	Report
15:00	Everton	1-0	Fulham	1-0	34,563	Report
15:00	Southampton	0-3	West Bromwich Albion	0-1	31,946	Report
15:00	Stoke City	1-0	Norwich City	0-0	27,488	Report
15:00	Wigan Athletic	2-2	Tottenham Hotspur	1-1	22,326	Report
17:30	Newcastle United	0-6	Liverpool	0-2	52,351	Table \| Report
Monday, 22 April 2013
20:00	Manchester United	3-0	Aston Villa	3-0	75,591	Table \| Report
Sunday, 21 April 2013
13:30	Tottenham Hotspur	3-1	Manchester City	0-1	36,121	Report
16:00	Liverpool	2-2	Chelsea	0-1	45,009	Table \| Report
Saturday, 20 April 2013
15:00	Fulham	0-1	Arsenal	0-1	25,700	Report
15:00	Norwich City	2-1	Reading	0-0	26,460	Report
15:00	Queens Park Rangers	0-2	Stoke City	0-1	17,391	Report
15:00	Sunderland	1-0	Everton	1-0	44,614	Report
15:00	Swansea City	0-0	Southampton	0-0	20,561	Report
15:00	West Bromwich Albion	1-1	Newcastle United	0-1	25,671	Report
15:00	West Ham United	2-0	Wigan Athletic	1-0	34,544	Table \| Report
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
19:45	Manchester City	1-0	Wigan Athletic	0-0	47,106	Report
19:45	West Ham United	2-2	Manchester United	1-1	34,692	Report
20:00	Fulham	0-3	Chelsea	0-2	25,002	Table \| Report
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
19:45	Arsenal	0-0	Everton	0-0	60,071	Table \| Report
Sunday, 14 April 2013
12:00	Newcastle United	0-3	Sunderland	0-1	52,355	Report
14:05	Stoke City	0-2	Manchester United	0-1	27,191	Table \| Report
Saturday, 13 April 2013
15:00	Arsenal	3-1	Norwich City	0-0	60,095	Report
15:00	Aston Villa	1-1	Fulham	0-0	37,011	Report
15:00	Everton	2-0	Queens Park Rangers	1-0	34,876	Report
15:00	Reading	0-0	Liverpool	0-0	24,139	Report
15:00	Southampton	1-1	West Ham United	0-0	31,984	Table \| Report
Monday, 8 April 2013
20:00	Manchester United	1-2	Manchester City	0-0	75,498	Table \| Report
Sunday, 7 April 2013
13:30	Liverpool	0-0	West Ham United	0-0	45,007	Report
14:05	Tottenham Hotspur	2-2	Everton	1-1	36,192	Report
15:00	Chelsea	2-1	Sunderland	0-1	41,500	Report
15:00	Newcastle United	1-0	Fulham	0-0	51,847	Report
16:10	Queens Park Rangers	1-1	Wigan Athletic	0-0	16,658	Table \| Report
Saturday, 6 April 2013
12:45	Reading	0-2	Southampton	0-1	24,108	Report
15:00	Norwich City	2-2	Swansea City	1-1	26,372	Report
15:00	Stoke City	1-3	Aston Villa	0-1	27,544	Report
15:00	West Bromwich Albion	1-2	Arsenal	0-1	26,144	Table \| Report
Monday, 1 April 2013
20:00	Fulham	3-2	Queens Park Rangers	3-1	25,117	Table \| Report
Sunday, 31 March 2013
13:30	Aston Villa	1-2	Liverpool	1-0	42,037	Table \| Report
Saturday, 30 March 2013
12:45	Sunderland	0-1	Manchester United	0-1	43,760	Report
15:00	Arsenal	4-1	Reading	1-0	60,082	Report
15:00	Manchester City	4-0	Newcastle United	2-0	47,201	Report
15:00	Southampton	2-1	Chelsea	2-1	31,779	Report
15:00	Swansea City	1-2	Tottenham Hotspur	0-2	20,604	Report
15:00	West Ham United	3-1	West Bromwich Albion	2-0	34,966	Report
15:00	Wigan Athletic	1-0	Norwich City	0-0	17,784	Report
17:30	Everton	1-0	Stoke City	1-0	33,977	Table \| Report
Sunday, 17 March 2013
13:30	Sunderland	1-1	Norwich City	1-1	38,625	Report
15:00	Tottenham Hotspur	0-1	Fulham	0-0	36,004	Report
16:00	Chelsea	2-0	West Ham United	1-0	41,639	Report
16:00	Wigan Athletic	2-1	Newcastle United	1-0	22,297	Table \| Report
Saturday, 16 March 2013
12:45	Everton	2-0	Manchester City	1-0	36,519	Report
15:00	Aston Villa	3-2	Queens Park Rangers	1-1	38,594	Report
15:00	Southampton	3-1	Liverpool	2-1	32,070	Report
15:00	Stoke City	0-0	West Bromwich Albion	0-0	26,317	Report
15:00	Swansea City	0-2	Arsenal	0-0	20,583	Report
17:30	Manchester United	1-0	Reading	1-0	75,605	Table \| Report
Sunday, 10 March 2013
15:00	Newcastle United	2-1	Stoke City	0-0	50,703	Report
16:00	Liverpool	3-2	Tottenham Hotspur	1-1	44,752	Table \| Report
Saturday, 9 March 2013
15:00	Norwich City	0-0	Southampton	0-0	26,783	Report
15:00	Queens Park Rangers	3-1	Sunderland	1-1	18,169	Report
15:00	Reading	1-2	Aston Villa	1-2	24,102	Report
15:00	West Bromwich Albion	2-1	Swansea City	1-1	24,832	Table \| Report

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
1	Man United	38	28	5	5	+43	89
2	Man City	38	23	9	6	+32	78
3	Chelsea	38	22	9	7	+36	75
4	Arsenal	38	21	10	7	+35	73
5	Tottenham	38	21	9	8	+20	72
6	Everton	38	16	15	7	+15	63
7	Liverpool	38	16	13	9	+28	61
8	West Brom	38	14	7	17	-4	49
9	Swansea	38	11	13	14	-4	46
10	West Ham	38	12	10	16	-8	46
11	Norwich	38	10	14	14	-17	44
12	Fulham	38	11	10	17	-10	43
13	Stoke	38	9	15	14	-11	42
14	Southampton	38	9	14	15	-11	41
15	Aston Villa	38	10	11	17	-22	41
16	Newcastle	38	11	8	19	-23	41
17	Sunderland	38	9	12	17	-13	39
18	Wigan	38	9	9	20	-26	36
19	Reading	38	6	10	22	-30	28
20	QPR	38	4	13	21	-30	25

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