League Tables
Premier League (England)
Arsenal lead on 27 points, 5 ahead of Brighton. The model's chances of winning the title: Arsenal 62.6%, Brighton 16.5% and Manchester City 15.3%, from 10,000 simulations of the 280 matches left. The table as it stands, and where the model expects it to finish. Across all 100 settled predictions in this competition, it has called 42% of results. Projections are final positions, not qualification or relegation. How the model works. Upcoming predictions →
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
What moved
Measured against 2026-11-14, 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. 14 clubs moved in all; the rest are in the projection below.
- Coventry — bottom-three risk down 1.3, to 51.1%.
- Fulham — bottom-three risk up 0.9, to 17.9%.
- Arsenal — title chance down 0.1, to 62.6%.
- Aston Villa — bottom-three risk down 0.1, to 0.7%.
- Bournemouth — title chance up 0.1, to 0.3%.
Season projection
Every one of the 280 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 2026-11-14, the last update whose numbers changed.
- Arsenal — projected to finish on 85.6 points, from 27 after 10 played. Wins it 62.6% (down 0.1), finishes top four 98.4%, bottom three 0%.
- Brighton — projected to finish on 76.5 points, from 22 after 10 played. Wins it 16.5%, finishes top four 89.4%, bottom three 0%.
- Manchester City — projected to finish on 75.3 points, from 21 after 10 played. Wins it 15.3% (up 0.1), finishes top four 83.9%, bottom three 0%.
- Liverpool — projected to finish on 69.3 points, from 18 after 10 played. Wins it 4.4% (down 0.1), finishes top four 63.7%, bottom three 0%.
- Aston Villa — projected to finish on 58.7 points, from 13 after 10 played. Wins it 0.3%, finishes top four 17.4%, bottom three 0.7%.
- Chelsea — projected to finish on 56.2 points, from 16 after 10 played. Wins it 0.2%, finishes top four 11.4%, bottom three 1.2%.
- Bournemouth — projected to finish on 55.9 points, from 15 after 10 played. Wins it 0.3% (up 0.1), finishes top four 11.2%, bottom three 1.1%.
- Brentford — projected to finish on 55.1 points, from 14 after 10 played. Wins it 0.3%, finishes top four 10.1%, bottom three 2.9%.
- Leeds — projected to finish on 51 points, from 14 after 10 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 3.1%, bottom three 4.1%.
- Everton — projected to finish on 50.3 points, from 16 after 10 played. Wins it 0.1%, finishes top four 4.2%, bottom three 5.5%.
- Manchester United — projected to finish on 49.8 points, from 8 after 10 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 3.8%, bottom three 5.9%.
- Nottingham Forest — projected to finish on 45.5 points, from 9 after 10 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 1%, bottom three 13%.
- Hull City — projected to finish on 45.1 points, from 11 after 10 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0.8%, bottom three 13.7%.
- Tottenham — projected to finish on 43.9 points, from 12 after 10 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0.4%, bottom three 15.7%.
- Newcastle — projected to finish on 43.6 points, from 12 after 10 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0.8%, bottom three 21.9%.
- Fulham — projected to finish on 42.6 points, from 10 after 10 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0.2%, bottom three 17.9%.
- Ipswich — projected to finish on 41.1 points, from 11 after 10 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0.3%, bottom three 28.6%.
- Sunderland — projected to finish on 37.8 points, from 8 after 10 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0%, bottom three 41.7%.
- Coventry — projected to finish on 36.2 points, from 9 after 10 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0.1%, bottom three 51.1%.
- Crystal Palace — projected to finish on 30.9 points, from 7 after 10 played. Wins it 0%, finishes top four 0%, bottom three 75%.
Top scorers
- E. Haaland (Manchester City) — 9 goals.
- A. Isak (Liverpool) — 7 goals.
- T. Barry (Everton) — 6 goals, 1 assist.
- N. Jackson (Aston Villa) — 6 goals, 1 assist.
- Evanilson (Bournemouth) — 5 goals, 4 assists.
- João Pedro (Chelsea) — 5 goals, 3 assists.
- R. Cherki (Manchester City) — 5 goals, 2 assists.
- M. Rogers (Chelsea) — 5 goals, 1 assist.
- M. Tavernier (Bournemouth) — 5 goals.
- B. Mbeumo (Manchester United) — 4 goals.
- P. Groß (Brighton) — 4 goals, 4 assists.
- Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) — 4 goals, 2 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. Dewsbury-Hall (Everton) — 3 goals, 1 assist.
- K. Havertz (Arsenal) — 3 goals.
- K. Schade (Brentford) — 3 goals.
- M. Ødegaard (Arsenal) — 3 goals.
Premier League (England): how many points to win the title?
Chance by final points total · 15 November 2026
81 points has been enough in half of the simulations, 87 in nine out of ten.
91 pts98%
87 pts90%
83 pts71%
79 pts41%
75 pts16%
71 pts4%
050%100%
Only first place wins the title.
Premier League (England): how many points for the top four?
Chance by final points total · 15 November 2026
65 points has been enough in half of the simulations, 70 in nine out of ten.
73 pts99%
70 pts92%
67 pts75%
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 · 15 November 2026
35 points has been enough in half of the simulations, 39 in nine out of ten.
41 pts99%
39 pts94%
37 pts80%
35 pts57%
33 pts31%
31 pts13%
29 pts5%
050%100%
The bottom three are in the relegation zone.
Head-to-head records
- Everton vs Newcastle 8 meetings, 5-2-1
- Brighton vs Manchester City 8 meetings, 3-3-2
- Aston Villa vs Manchester United 7 meetings, 1-2-4
- Bournemouth vs Ipswich 7 meetings, 2-4-1
- Brentford vs Brighton 7 meetings, 1-2-4
- Chelsea vs Sunderland 7 meetings, 3-0-4
- Crystal Palace vs Liverpool 7 meetings, 2-2-3
- Arsenal vs Hull City 7 meetings, 6-1-0
- Fulham vs Newcastle 7 meetings, 3-1-3
- Leeds vs Tottenham 7 meetings, 1-1-5
- Manchester City vs Nottingham Forest 7 meetings, 4-1-2
- Arsenal vs Liverpool 7 meetings, 2-3-2
Every recorded meeting between two Premier League clubs, won-drawn-lost from the first-named side. The 12 most-met of 108; each club's page lists the rest. All head-to-head records.