League Standings

Full Premier League table with points, goal difference and recent form

Pos Team P Pts GF GA GD Form
1 Arsenal 10 27 15 5 +10 WArsenal 1 - 0 Hull City (07-11-2026)WLiverpool 0 - 1 Arsenal (01-11-2026)WArsenal 2 - 0 Everton (24-10-2026)WNottingham Forest 0 - 1 Arsenal (18-10-2026)WArsenal 2 - 1 Leeds (10-10-2026)
2 Brighton 10 22 26 7 +19 WBrighton 2 - 0 Brentford (08-11-2026)WManchester City 0 - 1 Brighton (31-10-2026)LLiverpool 2 - 0 Brighton (25-10-2026)WBrighton 5 - 0 Crystal Palace (18-10-2026)WSunderland 0 - 2 Brighton (10-10-2026)
3 Manchester City 10 21 21 13 +8 LNottingham Forest 3 - 1 Manchester City (07-11-2026)LManchester City 0 - 1 Brighton (31-10-2026)LAston Villa 2 - 1 Manchester City (24-10-2026)WManchester City 3 - 2 Ipswich (17-10-2026)WLiverpool 0 - 3 Manchester City (11-10-2026)
4 Liverpool 10 18 14 10 +4 WCrystal Palace 1 - 3 Liverpool (08-11-2026)LLiverpool 0 - 1 Arsenal (01-11-2026)WLiverpool 2 - 0 Brighton (25-10-2026)WBrentford 1 - 2 Liverpool (17-10-2026)LLiverpool 0 - 3 Manchester City (11-10-2026)
5 Chelsea 10 16 19 16 +3 LSunderland 1 - 0 Chelsea (08-11-2026)WChelsea 2 - 0 Manchester United (31-10-2026)LChelsea 0 - 2 Tottenham (24-10-2026)WEverton 0 - 2 Chelsea (17-10-2026)WChelsea 5 - 1 Bournemouth (10-10-2026)
6 Everton 10 16 12 10 +2 WEverton 3 - 1 Coventry (06-11-2026)WNewcastle 0 - 1 Everton (02-11-2026)LArsenal 2 - 0 Everton (24-10-2026)LEverton 0 - 2 Chelsea (17-10-2026)DHull City 2 - 2 Everton (11-10-2026)
7 Bournemouth 10 15 16 14 +2 WIpswich 1 - 2 Bournemouth (08-11-2026)WBournemouth 2 - 0 Leeds (31-10-2026)WManchester United 0 - 3 Bournemouth (25-10-2026)WBournemouth 2 - 0 Sunderland (18-10-2026)LChelsea 5 - 1 Bournemouth (10-10-2026)
8 Brentford 10 14 16 11 +5 LBrighton 2 - 0 Brentford (08-11-2026)WBrentford 2 - 0 Nottingham Forest (31-10-2026)DHull City 1 - 1 Brentford (25-10-2026)LBrentford 1 - 2 Liverpool (17-10-2026)DAston Villa 2 - 2 Brentford (10-10-2026)
9 Leeds 10 14 10 8 +2 WLeeds 1 - 0 Tottenham (07-11-2026)LBournemouth 2 - 0 Leeds (31-10-2026)DSunderland 0 - 0 Leeds (25-10-2026)DLeeds 1 - 1 Manchester United (18-10-2026)LArsenal 2 - 1 Leeds (10-10-2026)
10 Tottenham 10 12 10 11 -1 LLeeds 1 - 0 Tottenham (07-11-2026)WTottenham 2 - 0 Crystal Palace (31-10-2026)WChelsea 0 - 2 Tottenham (24-10-2026)WTottenham 3 - 1 Coventry (19-10-2026)DManchester United 1 - 1 Tottenham (10-10-2026)
11 Newcastle 10 12 13 16 -3 DFulham 1 - 1 Newcastle (07-11-2026)LNewcastle 0 - 1 Everton (02-11-2026)WCrystal Palace 0 - 2 Newcastle (25-10-2026)LNewcastle 0 - 1 Aston Villa (17-10-2026)LCoventry 4 - 1 Newcastle (12-10-2026)
12 Aston Villa 9 12 10 13 -3 DManchester United 4 - 4 Aston Villa (08-11-2026)DAston Villa 1 - 1 Fulham (31-10-2026)WAston Villa 2 - 1 Manchester City (24-10-2026)WNewcastle 0 - 1 Aston Villa (17-10-2026)DAston Villa 2 - 2 Brentford (10-10-2026)
13 Hull City 10 11 11 11 0 LArsenal 1 - 0 Hull City (07-11-2026)DHull City 2 - 2 Ipswich (31-10-2026)DHull City 1 - 1 Brentford (25-10-2026)LFulham 1 - 0 Hull City (17-10-2026)DHull City 2 - 2 Everton (11-10-2026)
14 Ipswich 10 11 15 20 -5 LIpswich 1 - 2 Bournemouth (08-11-2026)DHull City 2 - 2 Ipswich (31-10-2026)DIpswich 1 - 1 Nottingham Forest (23-10-2026)LManchester City 3 - 2 Ipswich (17-10-2026)WIpswich 2 - 1 Fulham (10-10-2026)
15 Fulham 10 10 10 12 -2 DFulham 1 - 1 Newcastle (07-11-2026)DAston Villa 1 - 1 Fulham (31-10-2026)WCoventry 0 - 1 Fulham (24-10-2026)WFulham 1 - 0 Hull City (17-10-2026)LIpswich 2 - 1 Fulham (10-10-2026)
16 Nottingham Forest 10 9 9 13 -4 WNottingham Forest 3 - 1 Manchester City (07-11-2026)LBrentford 2 - 0 Nottingham Forest (31-10-2026)DIpswich 1 - 1 Nottingham Forest (23-10-2026)LNottingham Forest 0 - 1 Arsenal (18-10-2026)LCrystal Palace 3 - 1 Nottingham Forest (11-10-2026)
17 Coventry 10 9 10 19 -9 LEverton 3 - 1 Coventry (06-11-2026)WCoventry 3 - 1 Sunderland (31-10-2026)LCoventry 0 - 1 Fulham (24-10-2026)LTottenham 3 - 1 Coventry (19-10-2026)WCoventry 4 - 1 Newcastle (12-10-2026)
18 Sunderland 10 8 8 17 -9 WSunderland 1 - 0 Chelsea (08-11-2026)LCoventry 3 - 1 Sunderland (31-10-2026)DSunderland 0 - 0 Leeds (25-10-2026)LBournemouth 2 - 0 Sunderland (18-10-2026)LSunderland 0 - 2 Brighton (10-10-2026)
19 Manchester United 9 7 10 15 -5 DManchester United 4 - 4 Aston Villa (08-11-2026)LChelsea 2 - 0 Manchester United (31-10-2026)LManchester United 0 - 3 Bournemouth (25-10-2026)DLeeds 1 - 1 Manchester United (18-10-2026)DManchester United 1 - 1 Tottenham (10-10-2026)
20 Crystal Palace 10 7 10 24 -14 LCrystal Palace 1 - 3 Liverpool (08-11-2026)LTottenham 2 - 0 Crystal Palace (31-10-2026)LCrystal Palace 0 - 2 Newcastle (25-10-2026)LBrighton 5 - 0 Crystal Palace (18-10-2026)WCrystal Palace 3 - 1 Nottingham Forest (11-10-2026)

Form Guide

Form over the last 6 matches

Match Commentary

Latest Premier League results and our take on every gameweek

Old Trafford erupted. Dorgu and Zirkzee struck late as United clawed back from 2-4 for a breathless 4-4 with Villa. #MUFC #AVFC #PremierLeague

Old Trafford's Eight-Goal Escape A four-goal comeback rescued a point for Manchester United against Aston Villa , but it also exposed how much the hosts still need to fix. Opening Act Villa struck before Old Trafford had settled. Alysson Edward Franco da Rocha opened the scoring in the first minute,...
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69% possession, no reply. Enzo Le Fée’s 36th-minute penalty gave Sunderland a 1-0 win over Chelsea at the Stadium of Light. #Sunderland #Chelsea #PL

69% of the ball, but no way through One first-half penalty turned a lopsided possession count into a valuable league win and left the visitors empty-handed. Opening Act At the Stadium of Light, Sunderland had to accept long spells without the ball and make their few forward moments count. Chelsea...
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Leif Davis’s 46th-minute own goal settled it; Jack Clarke’s penalty made the finish uneasy, but Bournemouth won 2-1 away at Portman Road Stadium. #Ipswich #Bournemouth #PremierLeague

A Break-Time Own Goal Decides a Tight Contest At Portman Road Stadium, Bournemouth ’s 2-1 win over Ipswich turned on an own goal just after the break, despite a late home fightback. Opening Act Bournemouth struck in the fifth minute: Francisco Evanilson put the visitors ahead and sent Ipswich chasing...
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Wirtz struck at 54', then fed Isak to seal it at 89'. Nketiah's stoppage-time penalty softened the blow; Liverpool win 3-1 at Selhurst Park. #LFC #CPFC #PL

Thirty-Nine Shots, Eleven Saves, One Decisive Edge The 3-1 win for Liverpool sharpens the pressure on 19th-placed Crystal Palace , while the visitors keep climbing from sixth. Palace press, Liverpool pick their moment Selhurst Park was lively from the start: Crystal Palace edged possession at 53%, and the home side...
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A 23rd-minute VAR upgrade sent Igor Thiago off. Brighton pounced; Pascal Groß’s penalty sealed Brighton’s 2-0 win. #BHAFC #BrentfordFC #PL

VAR’s 23rd-Minute Red Changed Everything The dismissal amplified Brighton’s early advantage, turning a promising start into a commanding league win. The Early Goal Starts a Siege Brighton turned American Express Stadium into a one-way traffic lane, taking the lead after 15 minutes and never letting Brentford settle. Diego Gomez finished...
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Delap struck again in the 73rd minute, and Forest toppled second-place Manchester City 3-1 on just 22% possession. A City Ground shock! #NFFC #MCFC #PL

A Night of Nerve and Finishing at City Ground Nottingham Forest's 3-1 win over Manchester City gives a struggling side breathing room and jolts a top-two contender, all without needing the ball. The Opening Act At City Ground, Nottingham Forest made their intent plain before Manchester City could turn possession...
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Craven Cottage waited until the 80th: Jacob Murphy put Newcastle ahead; Rodrigo Muniz replied three minutes later. Fulham and Newcastle share a point, 1-1. #Fulham #Newcastle #PremierLeague

Murphy strikes, Muniz answers at Craven Cottage A three-minute swing handed each side a point, but Newcastle’s late lapse and Fulham’s rescue leave both with work to do in the lower half. Opening Act At Craven Cottage, Fulham controlled the match for long stretches but could not turn that control...
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Nine saves kept Hull alive; Martin Odegaard scored in the 72nd as Arsenal won 1-0 at Emirates Stadium. #Arsenal #HCAFC #PremierLeague

Nine Saves Before the Breakthrough A late goal keeps Arsenal on top, but Hull City made the leaders work for every inch at Emirates Stadium. A Siege Without a Breakthrough Arsenal spent the afternoon asking the same question; K. Tzolakis kept answering. At Emirates Stadium, the league leaders dominated possession...
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Tottenham had 61% of the ball; Leeds had the only goal. Noah Okafor struck two minutes after coming on, and J. Trafford made four saves: Leeds won 1-0 at Elland Road. #LUFC #THFC #PL

Okafor’s late strike settles Elland Road Leeds turned sustained pressure into three valuable points, while Tottenham’s possession could not mask its lack of threat. Opening Act Leeds won the part that mattered at Elland Road, despite having far less of the ball. Tottenham dominated possession with 61% and completed more...
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Barry needed four minutes to answer Gboho, then struck again. Everton turned 0-1 into a 3-1 win at Hill Dickinson Stadium. #Everton #Coventry #PremierLeague

Nine minutes that changed the afternoon A four-minute answer after the break turned a tense league contest into a comeback with real momentum behind it. Opening Act: A tight start, then a surge Coventry set the early terms, and Everton had to earn their way into a match that eventually...
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Barry's 49th-minute finish stood after VAR review. Newcastle managed only two shots on target; Jacob Ramsey saw red late. Everton won 1-0 away. #NUFC #EFC #PL

The Goal That Stood, the Red That Came Too Late Everton turned a modest attacking edge into three valuable points at St James' Park, while Newcastle could not make their possession count. Opening Act Newcastle edged possession at St James' Park, but the extra ball did not translate into control...
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Seventeen shots at Anfield, not one on target. Havertz punished Liverpool in the 16th minute as Arsenal won 1-0 away. #LFC #AFC #PremierLeague

Havertz’s early strike silences Anfield’s pressure Arsenal turned Liverpool’s pressure into a valuable away win, giving their title challenge a sharper edge. Pressure without a target Anfield supplied the noise; Arsenal supplied the one finish that mattered. Liverpool controlled possession with 56 per cent and pushed play into Arsenal’s half,...
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McGinn's 16th-minute penalty miss looked costly, but Nicolas Jackson put Villa ahead before Zion Suzuki's own goal made it 1-1 at Villa Park. #AVFC #FFC #PremierLeague

From a missed penalty to an own-goal equaliser A missed penalty and an own-goal equaliser turned a promising night for Aston Villa into a frustrating point, while Fulham leave Villa Park with a draw that does little to separate them. The penalty sets the tone Villa Park offered a lively...
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Mateta’s 13th-minute red turned the night into a siege; Tottenham needed 34 shots to beat Palace 2-0. #THFC #CPFC #PL

One red card, 34 shots, and a long Palace night A 13th-minute dismissal gave Tottenham the platform to turn pressure into a 2-0 league win over Crystal Palace . Opening Act Tottenham’s afternoon became a siege before it became a contest. At Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the hosts pressed high and...
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Ayari struck in the 11th and Verbruggen held firm with six saves: Brighton won 1-0 at Etihad Stadium despite City’s 21 shots. #MCFC #BHAFC #PL

Ayari’s early strike survives City’s siege Brighton turned an early finish and a monumental defensive shift into a result that jolts the title race and exposes City’s failure to convert pressure. Ayari lands the early blow Brighton took the prize at the Etihad Stadium, and the match was shaped before...
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Hull surged from 1-0 down to 2-1 up; six minutes later, Julio Enciso dragged Ipswich level. McBurnie made both Hull goals. A 2-2 draw at MKM Stadium. #HullCity #Ipswich #PremierLeague

Six Minutes From Lead to Level at MKM Stadium A late response denied the hosts a home win and kept two level-on-points sides close together in the Premier League table. Opening Act Ipswich had the ball; Hull City waited to spring. The visitors dominated possession at 63%, moving the ball...
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Rudoni's 52nd-minute finish made it 3-0; Le Fée pulled one back, then Alderete saw red late. Coventry won 3-1 in a bottom-two crunch match. #Coventry #Sunderland #PremierLeague

Three goals turn a bottom-two battle A ruthless home display settled a bottom-two six-pointer and gave the hosts a badly needed lift in the relegation fight. Two strikes before the break At Coventry Building Society Arena, Coventry struck twice before the break while Sunderland had more of the ball. The...
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Nikola Milenković's own goal put Brentford ahead; Igor Thiago sealed their 2-0 win. Forest arrived 18th, a point from safety. #Brentford #NFFC #PremierLeague

Brentford punish Forest’s wasteful pressure Brentford made a low-chance lead count, while Forest’s possession brought little relief in a damaging defeat near the relegation line. The Opening Act Brentford won 2-0 at the Gtech Community Stadium, but this was no home-side siege. Nottingham Forest controlled possession with 58% and pushed...
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90+4: Amine Adli seals it after Leeds manage only one shot on target. Evanilson had opened the scoring; Bournemouth win 2-0. #PremierLeague #AFCB #LUFC

A Disallowed Opener, Then a Late Seal A disallowed opener and a stoppage-time finish made a 2-0 home win the reward for the sharper side. Opening Act: The Review Changes Everything Leeds threatened first at Vitality Stadium, but their opening goal lasted only until the review. Dominic Calvert-Lewin thought he...
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Martínez’s dismissal flips the afternoon; Palmer buries the penalty and Chelsea seize a 2-0 win at Stamford Bridge. Cunha’s disallowed goal had already tilted the mood. #CFC #MUFC #PL

VAR, a red card and the swing Chelsea seized Chelsea arrived fifth and Manchester United 16th; the hosts’ 2-0 win mattered in the table and for the VAR-and-dismissal swing that settled it. Opening Act At Stamford Bridge, Chelsea controlled possession, but the opening stayed open. The hosts had 59 per...
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The Stadium of Light saw 26 shots and eight on target, yet no breakthrough. J. Trafford made four saves as Sunderland and Leeds shared a 0-0. #SUNLEE #PremierLeague #Football

Twenty-six shots, no way through at the Stadium of Light Sunderland needed a foothold near the bottom, while Leeds had a chance to turn a solid start into three away points. Opening Act: A shot-heavy start The afternoon began at a brisk clip, with Sunderland making the Stadium of Light...
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Rayan's 38th-minute opener was followed by Tavernier five minutes later; Evanilson made it 3-0. Bournemouth leave Old Trafford with the points, United with 62% possession. #MUFC #AFCB #PL

Old Trafford’s possession problem, Bournemouth’s three punches Bournemouth turned Manchester United ’s territorial control into a 3-0 away win that reshapes the early points picture for both sides. The Opening Act Manchester United dominated possession at Old Trafford, seeing 62 per cent of the ball, but Bournemouth took the result...
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Pascal Groß's 17th-minute own goal opened the door; Isak struck four minutes later. Brighton had the ball, Liverpool took the 2-0 at Anfield. #Liverpool #Brighton #PremierLeague

Anfield’s Four-Minute Turnaround Settles the Contest A four-minute burst turned Brighton ’s possession-heavy start into a valuable Liverpool win in the early race for European places. Opening Act Brighton came to Anfield in third place, four points above fifth-placed Liverpool, and their early spell looked built to justify that standing....
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McBurnie’s 24th-minute penalty gave Hull the lead. Ouattara answered after the break, and neither side found a winner: 1-1 at MKM Stadium. #HULBRE #PremierLeague #Football

Penalty First, Answer After the Break A 1-1 at MKM Stadium keeps the early-season gap tight between Hull City and Brentford , while showing how hard both found a winner. Opening Act: Hull strike from the spot At MKM Stadium, Hull City turned an even opening into a lead when...
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VAR wiped out Joe Willock's 53rd-minute goal; Osula and Barnes struck after. Newcastle won 2-0 at Selhurst Park, despite Palace's 16 shots. #CRYNEW #NUFC #PremierLeague

Pressure, a VAR Reprieve, Then Two Finishes Newcastle made their second-half chances count to win 2-0 at Selhurst Park, while Crystal Palace left a lively home display empty-handed. Opening Act At Selhurst Park, Crystal Palace edged possession and kept Newcastle working, but territory did not translate into a breakthrough. Palace...
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Mike Penders’ 77th-minute own goal cracked it; Cole Palmer saw red, then Mathys Tel sealed Tottenham’s 2-0 at Stamford Bridge. A late blow to Chelsea’s top-four push. #CFC #THFC #PremierLeague

A late own goal opens the door at Stamford Bridge Tottenham turned a tight contest into a costly defeat for Chelsea , with the red card compounding a decisive own goal. Territory without a breakthrough For the opening hour, Tottenham owned the ball but could not turn control into a...
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Bobb settled it in the 80th. Fulham won 1-0 away at Coventry in an afternoon short on clear chances. #PremierLeague #Fulham #Coventry

A Late Finish Settles a Low-Key Contest A late finish turned a cautious contest into three away points, while the hosts’ lack of clear chances proved costly. A Low-Tempo Opening Fulham left Coventry Building Society Arena with the points, but this was a patient, low-margin win rather than a performance...
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Ezri Konsa struck in the seventh; Gabriel sealed it in the 68th. A 28-shot contest yielded seven on target as Arsenal beat Everton 2-0 at Emirates Stadium. #Arsenal #Everton #PremierLeague

Seven minutes, then a steady squeeze Second against ninth, this result strengthens Arsenal ’s early push at the top and gives Everton a clear response to find. Opening Act: The early foothold The Emirates Stadium saw the hosts seize the match before it could settle. In the seventh minute, Ezri...
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Jackson struck in the 6th and again eight minutes after Haaland levelled. Aston Villa stunned Manchester City 2-1 at Villa Park. #AVFC #MCFC #PremierLeague

Jackson’s Brace Shakes the Leaders Aston Villa ended Manchester City’s perfect league start, turning Jackson’s sharp finishing into an early-season jolt at both ends of the table. The Opening Act Villa Park got its answer before Manchester City could settle: Aston Villa came out to hurt the leaders, and Nicolas...
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Diop saw red at 49; Forest still couldn't turn the extra man into a winner. Ipswich hold on for a 1-1 draw at Portman Road Stadium. #IPSW #NFFC #PL

Diop’s Red Card Turns a Forest Chance into a Draw A 1-1 draw gave Ipswich a hard-earned point, while Nottingham Forest failed to punish a second-half man advantage. The Opening Act Nottingham Forest struck before Ipswich had settled, and the visitors’ early lead was no fluke. At Portman Road Stadium,...
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Premier League 2026/27 season is underway with Arsenal currently top of the table on 27 points after 10 matches. It's early days but the entertainment has been strong, averaging 65/100 Intensity.

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