League Tables

Live standings with a five-match form guide, across every league we cover. Pick a country / competition below. Coloured positions mark the places each league itself marks — European spots, promotion, relegation. Where a season is far enough along to project, title race and relegation predictions gathers every one of them on a single page.

The table the page opens on: Premier League (England). Every other competition we cover is in the picker above, and in the list at the foot of this page.

  1. Arsenal — 27 points from 10 played (9 won, 0 drawn, 1 lost), 15 scored, 5 conceded, goal difference +10. Form, oldest first: W W W W W.
  2. Brighton — 22 points from 10 played (7 won, 1 drawn, 2 lost), 26 scored, 7 conceded, goal difference +19. Form, oldest first: W W L W W.
  3. Manchester City — 21 points from 10 played (7 won, 0 drawn, 3 lost), 21 scored, 13 conceded, goal difference +8. Form, oldest first: W W L L L.
  4. Liverpool — 18 points from 10 played (5 won, 3 drawn, 2 lost), 14 scored, 10 conceded, goal difference +4. Form, oldest first: L W W L W.
  5. Chelsea — 16 points from 10 played (5 won, 1 drawn, 4 lost), 19 scored, 16 conceded, goal difference +3. Form, oldest first: W W L W L.
  6. Everton — 16 points from 10 played (4 won, 4 drawn, 2 lost), 12 scored, 10 conceded, goal difference +2. Form, oldest first: D L L W W.
  7. Bournemouth — 15 points from 10 played (4 won, 3 drawn, 3 lost), 16 scored, 14 conceded, goal difference +2. Form, oldest first: L W W W W.
  8. Brentford — 14 points from 10 played (3 won, 5 drawn, 2 lost), 16 scored, 11 conceded, goal difference +5. Form, oldest first: D L D W L.
  9. Leeds — 14 points from 10 played (3 won, 5 drawn, 2 lost), 10 scored, 8 conceded, goal difference +2. Form, oldest first: L D D L W.
  10. Aston Villa — 13 points from 10 played (3 won, 4 drawn, 3 lost), 14 scored, 17 conceded, goal difference -3. Form, oldest first: D W W D D.
  11. Tottenham — 12 points from 10 played (3 won, 3 drawn, 4 lost), 10 scored, 11 conceded, goal difference -1. Form, oldest first: D W W W L.
  12. Newcastle — 12 points from 10 played (3 won, 3 drawn, 4 lost), 13 scored, 16 conceded, goal difference -3. Form, oldest first: L L W L D.
  13. Hull City — 11 points from 10 played (2 won, 5 drawn, 3 lost), 11 scored, 11 conceded, goal difference 0. Form, oldest first: D L D D L.
  14. Ipswich — 11 points from 10 played (3 won, 2 drawn, 5 lost), 15 scored, 20 conceded, goal difference -5. Form, oldest first: W L D D L.
  15. Fulham — 10 points from 10 played (2 won, 4 drawn, 4 lost), 10 scored, 12 conceded, goal difference -2. Form, oldest first: L W W D D.
  16. Nottingham Forest — 9 points from 10 played (2 won, 3 drawn, 5 lost), 9 scored, 13 conceded, goal difference -4. Form, oldest first: L L D L W.
  17. Coventry — 9 points from 10 played (3 won, 0 drawn, 7 lost), 10 scored, 19 conceded, goal difference -9. Form, oldest first: W L L W L.
  18. Manchester United — 8 points from 10 played (1 won, 5 drawn, 4 lost), 14 scored, 19 conceded, goal difference -5. Form, oldest first: D D L L D.
  19. Sunderland — 8 points from 10 played (2 won, 2 drawn, 6 lost), 8 scored, 17 conceded, goal difference -9. Form, oldest first: L L D L W.
  20. Crystal Palace — 7 points from 10 played (2 won, 1 drawn, 7 lost), 10 scored, 24 conceded, goal difference -14. Form, oldest first: W L L L L.

Season projection

The model replays the 280 matches still to be played 10,000 times. Title chances: Arsenal 62.7%, Brighton 16.6%, Manchester City 15.3%. Arsenal projects to 85.7 points, from 27 after 10.

Top scorers

  1. E. Haaland (Manchester City) — 9 goals.
  2. A. Isak (Liverpool) — 7 goals.
  3. T. Barry (Everton) — 6 goals, 1 assist.
  4. N. Jackson (Aston Villa) — 6 goals, 1 assist.
  5. Evanilson (Bournemouth) — 5 goals, 4 assists.
  6. João Pedro (Chelsea) — 5 goals, 3 assists.
  7. R. Cherki (Manchester City) — 5 goals, 2 assists.
  8. M. Rogers (Chelsea) — 5 goals, 1 assist.
  9. M. Tavernier (Bournemouth) — 5 goals.
  10. B. Mbeumo (Manchester United) — 4 goals.
  11. P. Groß (Brighton) — 4 goals, 4 assists.
  12. Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) — 4 goals, 2 assists.
  13. C. Kostoulas (Brighton) — 3 goals, 2 assists.
  14. M. Belloumi (Hull City) — 3 goals, 2 assists.
  15. Pedro Neto (Chelsea) — 3 goals, 1 assist.
  16. D. Calvert-Lewin (Leeds) — 3 goals, 1 assist.
  17. K. Dewsbury-Hall (Everton) — 3 goals, 1 assist.
  18. K. Havertz (Arsenal) — 3 goals.
  19. K. Schade (Brentford) — 3 goals.
  20. M. Ødegaard (Arsenal) — 3 goals.

Every competition we cover

Each one has its own page with the full table, the season projection where the season is far enough along, and the top scorers.