League Tables
Premier League (England)
The table as it stands, and where the model expects it to finish. Across all 80 settled predictions in this competition, it has called 40% of results. Projections are final positions, not qualification or relegation. How the model works. Upcoming predictions →
- Manchester City — 21 points from 8 played (7 won, 0 drawn, 1 lost), 20 scored, 9 conceded, goal difference +11. Form, oldest first: W W W W L.
- Arsenal — 21 points from 8 played (7 won, 0 drawn, 1 lost), 13 scored, 5 conceded, goal difference +8. Form, oldest first: W L W W W.
- Brighton — 16 points from 8 played (5 won, 1 drawn, 2 lost), 23 scored, 7 conceded, goal difference +16. Form, oldest first: W W W W L.
- Liverpool — 15 points from 8 played (4 won, 3 drawn, 1 lost), 11 scored, 8 conceded, goal difference +3. Form, oldest first: D W L W W.
- Chelsea — 13 points from 8 played (4 won, 1 drawn, 3 lost), 17 scored, 15 conceded, goal difference +2. Form, oldest first: D L W W L.
- Brentford — 11 points from 8 played (2 won, 5 drawn, 1 lost), 14 scored, 9 conceded, goal difference +5. Form, oldest first: D W D L D.
- Leeds — 11 points from 8 played (2 won, 5 drawn, 1 lost), 9 scored, 6 conceded, goal difference +3. Form, oldest first: W D L D D.
- Newcastle — 11 points from 8 played (3 won, 2 drawn, 3 lost), 12 scored, 14 conceded, goal difference -2. Form, oldest first: L W L L W.
- Aston Villa — 11 points from 8 played (3 won, 2 drawn, 3 lost), 9 scored, 12 conceded, goal difference -3. Form, oldest first: L W D W W.
- Hull City — 10 points from 8 played (2 won, 4 drawn, 2 lost), 9 scored, 8 conceded, goal difference +1. Form, oldest first: D L D L D.
- Everton — 10 points from 8 played (2 won, 4 drawn, 2 lost), 8 scored, 9 conceded, goal difference -1. Form, oldest first: D W D L L.
- Ipswich — 10 points from 8 played (3 won, 1 drawn, 4 lost), 12 scored, 16 conceded, goal difference -4. Form, oldest first: W L W L D.
- Bournemouth — 9 points from 8 played (2 won, 3 drawn, 3 lost), 12 scored, 13 conceded, goal difference -1. Form, oldest first: D L L W W.
- Tottenham — 9 points from 8 played (2 won, 3 drawn, 3 lost), 8 scored, 10 conceded, goal difference -2. Form, oldest first: D L D W W.
- Fulham — 8 points from 8 played (2 won, 2 drawn, 4 lost), 8 scored, 10 conceded, goal difference -2. Form, oldest first: D D L W W.
- Manchester United — 7 points from 8 played (1 won, 4 drawn, 3 lost), 10 scored, 13 conceded, goal difference -3. Form, oldest first: L D D D L.
- Crystal Palace — 7 points from 8 played (2 won, 1 drawn, 5 lost), 9 scored, 19 conceded, goal difference -10. Form, oldest first: L D W L L.
- Nottingham Forest — 6 points from 8 played (1 won, 3 drawn, 4 lost), 6 scored, 10 conceded, goal difference -4. Form, oldest first: W L L L D.
- Coventry — 6 points from 8 played (2 won, 0 drawn, 6 lost), 6 scored, 15 conceded, goal difference -9. Form, oldest first: L W W L L.
- Sunderland — 5 points from 8 played (1 won, 2 drawn, 5 lost), 6 scored, 14 conceded, goal difference -8. Form, oldest first: L L L L D.
What moved
Measured against 2026-10-29, the last update whose numbers changed —
not against the last time the page was built, because an unchanged projection is carried
forward rather than restamped. 11 clubs moved in all; the rest are in the projection below.
- Bournemouth — bottom-three risk up 0.4, to 5.7%.
- Fulham — bottom-three risk down 0.3, to 21.4%.
- Coventry — bottom-three risk down 0.2, to 60.9%.
- Manchester City — title chance down 0.2, to 38.5%.
- Arsenal — title chance up 0.1, to 49.7%.
Season projection
Every one of the 300 matches this competition has left,
played out 10,000 times by the same model that makes our match predictions — but rating each
side on its whole season rather than its last six games, since one hot run should not decide a
title race. The figures are final positions, not qualification or relegation: those
depend on each country's rules and playoffs. A statistical estimate, not betting advice. Movement is measured against 2026-10-29, the last update whose numbers changed.
- Arsenal — projected to finish on 84.4 points, from 21 after 8 played. Wins it 49.7% (up 0.1), finishes top four 97.7%, bottom three 0%.
- Manchester City — projected to finish on 82.3 points, from 21 after 8 played. Wins it 38.5% (down 0.2), finishes top four 95.2%, bottom three 0%.
- Brighton — projected to finish on 70.8 points, from 16 after 8 played. Wins it 6.3% (up 0.1), finishes top four 70.4%, bottom three 0.1%.
- Liverpool — projected to finish on 68.5 points, from 15 after 8 played. Wins it 4.2%, finishes top four 58.7%, bottom three 0%.
- Aston Villa — projected to finish on 59.8 points, from 11 after 8 played. Wins it 0.6%, finishes top four 23%, bottom three 0.7%.
- Brentford — projected to finish on 55.7 points, from 11 after 8 played. Wins it 0.3%, finishes top four 11.9%, bottom three 1.3%.
- Chelsea — projected to finish on 55.4 points, from 13 after 8 played. Wins it 0.2%, finishes top four 12.8%, bottom three 1.9%.
- Manchester United — projected to finish on 54.6 points, from 7 after 8 played. Wins it 0.1%, finishes top four 10%, bottom three 2.2%.
- Leeds — projected to finish on 53.2 points, from 11 after 8 played. Wins it 0.1%, finishes top four 7.5%, bottom three 2.7%.
- Bournemouth — projected to finish on 50.8 points, from 9 after 8 played. Wins it 0.1%, finishes top four 5.2%, bottom three 5.7%.
- Hull City — projected to finish on 47.2 points, from 10 after 8 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 1.5%, bottom three 9%.
- Newcastle — projected to finish on 45.3 points, from 11 after 8 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 1.4%, bottom three 16.2%.
- Everton — projected to finish on 45.1 points, from 10 after 8 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 1.7%, bottom three 15.8%.
- Ipswich — projected to finish on 43.9 points, from 10 after 8 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 1.1%, bottom three 20.2%.
- Tottenham — projected to finish on 43.4 points, from 9 after 8 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 1.1%, bottom three 20.1%.
- Nottingham Forest — projected to finish on 42.4 points, from 6 after 8 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0.4%, bottom three 20.8%.
- Fulham — projected to finish on 41.9 points, from 8 after 8 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0.3%, bottom three 21.4%.
- Sunderland — projected to finish on 37.8 points, from 5 after 8 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0.1%, bottom three 39.8%.
- Coventry — projected to finish on 33.7 points, from 6 after 8 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0%, bottom three 60.9%.
- Crystal Palace — projected to finish on 33.6 points, from 7 after 8 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0.1%, bottom three 61.4%.
Top scorers
- E. Haaland (Manchester City) — 9 goals.
- A. Isak (Liverpool) — 6 goals.
- João Pedro (Chelsea) — 5 goals, 3 assists.
- M. Tavernier (Bournemouth) — 5 goals.
- R. Cherki (Manchester City) — 4 goals, 2 assists.
- M. Rogers (Chelsea) — 4 goals, 1 assist.
- B. Mbeumo (Manchester United) — 4 goals.
- N. Jackson (Aston Villa) — 4 goals.
- Evanilson (Bournemouth) — 3 goals, 4 assists.
- C. Kostoulas (Brighton) — 3 goals, 2 assists.
- M. Belloumi (Hull City) — 3 goals, 2 assists.
- Pedro Neto (Chelsea) — 3 goals, 1 assist.
- D. Calvert-Lewin (Leeds) — 3 goals, 1 assist.
- K. Schade (Brentford) — 3 goals.
- T. Barry (Everton) — 3 goals.
- B. Brobbey (Sunderland) — 3 goals.
- J. Hinshelwood (Brighton) — 3 goals.
- P. Groß (Brighton) — 3 goals, 4 assists.
- Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) — 3 goals, 1 assist.
- B. Saka (Arsenal) — 3 goals.
Premier League (England): how many points to win the title?
Chance by final points total · 30 October 2026
82 points has been enough in half of the simulations, 89 in nine out of ten.
95 pts~100%
91 pts97%
87 pts85%
83 pts63%
79 pts36%
75 pts14%
71 pts3%
050%100%
Only first place wins the title.
Premier League (England): how many points for the top four?
Chance by final points total · 30 October 2026
65 points has been enough in half of the simulations, 70 in nine out of ten.
73 pts98%
70 pts92%
67 pts74%
64 pts46%
61 pts18%
58 pts4%
050%100%
The top four go into the Champions League zone.
Premier League (England): how many points to stay up?
Chance by final points total · 30 October 2026
35 points has been enough in half of the simulations, 39 in nine out of ten.
40 pts98%
38 pts90%
36 pts73%
34 pts49%
32 pts26%
30 pts11%
28 pts4%
050%100%
The bottom three are in the relegation zone.
Head-to-head records
- Everton vs Newcastle 7 meetings, 4-2-1
- Aston Villa vs Bournemouth 7 meetings, 3-3-1
- Brighton vs Manchester City 7 meetings, 2-3-2
- Chelsea vs Liverpool 7 meetings, 2-2-3
- Crystal Palace vs Fulham 7 meetings, 6-1-0
- Bournemouth vs Manchester United 7 meetings, 2-4-1
- Brentford vs Hull City 7 meetings, 2-3-2
- Brighton vs Liverpool 7 meetings, 2-0-5
- Crystal Palace vs Newcastle 7 meetings, 2-1-4
- Leeds vs Sunderland 7 meetings, 2-4-1
- Arsenal vs Everton 7 meetings, 5-2-0
- Aston Villa vs Manchester City 7 meetings, 5-0-2
Every recorded meeting between two Premier League clubs, won-drawn-lost from the first-named side. The 12 most-met of 90; each club's page lists the rest. All head-to-head records.