Premier League table: Predicting every result between now and the World Cup
The Premier League is back. It's been almost a month since a full fixture list due to postponements and then the dreaded international break. From this weekend right up until the World Cup, it's non-stop football.
The table shows which Premier League clubs have the easiest fixtures to go on a run ahead of the World Cup. The table is based on the results gameweek by gamEWeeks without looking at the Premier league table.
Spurs are predicted to win the North London Derby. Man City are expected to beat Manchester Derby, Chelsea lose to Crystal Palace and Liverpool pick up a much-needed win against Brighton.
Gameweek 10 takes place at the Emirates as Arsenal and Liverpool play out an entertaining 2-2 draw. Man United bounce back with a victory at Everton. Chelsea, Man City and Spurs also pick up all three points.
Liverpol lose 3-1 at Anfield to Man City. Arsenal draw at Leeds, while Man Utd draw 1-0 at home to Newcastle. Chelsea and Spurs win 2- 1 against Aston Villa and Everton. West Ham win their second consecutive game, beating Southampton 3 -1.
Man Utd and Spurs play out a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford. Arsenal vs Man City is postponed due to Europa League fixtures. Liverpool gain some ground with a 2-0 win over West Ham. Chelsea lose the west London derby falling 2 -1 to Brentford.
Chelsea beat Manchester United at Stamford Bridge. Arsenal beat Southampton 3-1. Liverpool, Man City and Tottenham also win.
Mikel Arteta's Arsenal finally get themselves a win in Gameweek 14. Liverpool, Man City, Tottenham, Chelsea and Man Utd all win.
Arsenal and Chelsea draw 1-1, Man City thrash Fulham and Manchester United beat Aston Villa.
Arsenal and Chelsea can only draw with trips to Wolves and Newcastle. Man City, Liverpool and Man Utd are on top with 2-0 wins. Spurs are held at home to Leeds.
The Premier League is on break. Man City are three points clear at the top of the table. Liverpool have recovered to move up to fourth place. Wolves are seventh, West Ham are 14th, Nottingham Forest are in 19th. Leicester are the final relegation spot. Brighton drop to 15th place without Graham Potter.
