Premier League points table: Tottenham climbs to fifth after Son’s equaliser against Manchester United

The Premier League race continues to get heated up with Manchester City cutting Arsenal’s lead to just two points after a 4-1 win against the Gunners. Guardiola’s men have two games in hand over the Gunners.

Published : Apr 26, 2023 23:15 IST , Chennai - 1 MIN READ

Despite Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho scoring against Tottenham, Newcastle United remains ahead after an early goal against Everton.
Despite Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho scoring against Tottenham, Newcastle United remains ahead after an early goal against Everton. | Photo Credit: Reuters
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Despite Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho scoring against Tottenham, Newcastle United remains ahead after an early goal against Everton. | Photo Credit: Reuters

The Premier League race continues to get heated up with Manchester City cutting Arsenal’s lead to just two points after a 4-1 win against the Gunners. Guardiola’s men have two games in hand over the Gunners.

Manchester United and Newcastle United remain level on points while Aston Villa is closing in just below them as two of the three eye European football after at least a decade.

Position Team Games Wins Draws Losses GD Points
1 Arsenal 33 23 6 4 40 75
2 Manchester City 31 23 4 4 53 73
3 Newcastle United 32 17 11 4 30 62
4 Manchester United 31 18 6 7 11 60
5 Tottenham 33 16 6 11 7 54
6 Aston Villa 33 16 6 11 5 54
7 Liverpool 32 15 8 9 22 53
8 Brighton 30 14 7 9 15 49
9 Brentford 33 10 15 8 5 45
10 Fulham 32 13 6 13 1 45
11 Chelsea 32 10 9 13 -5 39
12 Crystal Palace 33 9 10 14 -11 37
13 Wolves 33 10 7 16 -15 37
14 Bournemouth 33 10 6 17 -31 36
15 West Ham United 31 9 7 15 -8 34
16 Leeds United 33 7 9 17 -21 30
17 Nottingham Forest 33 7 9 17 -31 30
18 Leicester City 33 8 5 20 -13 29
19 Everton 33 6 10 17 -23 28
20 Southampton 33 6 6 21 -30 24

Chelsea’s woeful run continued as it succumbed to a 2-0 loss against Brentford. Frank Lampard is yet to win a match after taking charge of the club on an interim basis. It is 11th in the table.

Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool stays sixth after a 2-1 win against West Ham United.

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