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Premier League table

As of 25 Oct 2026, Manchester City is No. 1 in the Premier League table (21 pts), ahead of Arsenal (21 pts).

The current Premier League season’s standings, from Wikipedia’s season article, which editors update within hours of each match.

As of
25 Oct 2026
Season
2026–27
Last changed
3 days ago
Last checked
38 min ago
Checked
every 2 hours

Source: Wikipedia, Premier League season article · CC BY-SA 4.0 · exact version used

The list

Movement since 25 Oct 2026

Premier League table, current order
No.MoveClubPoints
1Manchester CityP8 · GD +1121 pts
2ArsenalP8 · GD +821 pts
3Brighton & Hove AlbionP8 · GD +1616 pts
4LiverpoolP8 · GD +315 pts
5ChelseaP8 · GD +213 pts
6BrentfordP8 · GD +511 pts
7Leeds UnitedP8 · GD +311 pts
8Newcastle UnitedP8 · GD −211 pts
9Aston VillaP8 · GD −311 pts
10Hull CityP8 · GD +110 pts
11EvertonP8 · GD −110 pts
12Ipswich TownP8 · GD −410 pts
13BournemouthP8 · GD −19 pts
14Tottenham HotspurP8 · GD −29 pts
15FulhamP8 · GD −28 pts
16Manchester UnitedP8 · GD −37 pts
17Crystal PalaceP8 · GD −107 pts
18Nottingham ForestP8 · GD −46 pts
19Coventry CityP8 · GD −96 pts
20SunderlandP8 · GD −85 pts

How the top 10 got here

Positions of the current top 10 over the last 12 changes123456789101112131415161718194 Liverpool5 Chelsea6 Brentford7 Leeds United8 Newcastle United9 Aston Villa10 Hull City1 Manchester City2 Arsenal3 Brighton & Hove Albion19 Sept 202626 Oct 2026

What changed

  1. Newcastle United climbs to No. 8 in the Premier League table (from No. 14)

    • Hull City: No. 11 → No. 10
    • Everton: No. 9 → No. 11
    • Ipswich Town: No. 10 → No. 12
    • Aston Villa: No. 6 → No. 9
  2. Aston Villa climbs to No. 6 in the Premier League table (from No. 12)

    • Hull City: No. 10 → No. 11
  3. Nottingham Forest climbs to No. 16 in the Premier League table (from No. 19)

  4. Tottenham Hotspur climbs to No. 16 in the Premier League table (from No. 20)

  5. Bournemouth climbs to No. 15 in the Premier League table (from No. 19)

  6. Liverpool climbs to No. 5 in the Premier League table (from No. 9)

    • Chelsea: No. 6 → No. 4
    • Brentford: No. 4 → No. 6
    • Everton: No. 5 → No. 7
  7. Coventry City climbs to No. 14 in the Premier League table (from No. 19)

  8. Everton climbs to No. 5 in the Premier League table (from No. 8)

    • Hull City: No. 10 → No. 8
    • Liverpool: No. 7 → No. 9
  9. Ipswich Town climbs to No. 9 in the Premier League table (from No. 11)

    • Newcastle United: No. 9 → No. 11
    • Chelsea: No. 10 → No. 5
    • Hull City: No. 8 → No. 10
  10. Liverpool climbs to No. 6 in the Premier League table (from No. 10)

    • Everton: No. 5 → No. 7
  11. Manchester City is the new No. 1 in the Premier League table (up from No. 2)

    • Brighton & Hove Albion: No. 6 → No. 3
    • Newcastle United: No. 12 → No. 8
    • Ipswich Town: No. 10 → No. 11
    • Everton: No. 9 → No. 5
    • Leeds United: No. 4 → No. 6
  12. Brentford climbs to No. 3 in the Premier League table (from No. 7)

  13. Leeds United climbs to No. 3 in the Premier League table (from No. 11)

    • Newcastle United: No. 10 → No. 12
  14. Brighton & Hove Albion climbs to No. 4 in the Premier League table (from No. 12)

    • Leeds United: No. 10 → No. 11
  15. Arsenal is the new No. 1 in the Premier League table (up from No. 2)

    • Ipswich Town: No. 13 → No. 8
    • Brighton & Hove Albion: No. 10 → No. 12
    • Newcastle United: No. 6 → No. 9
  16. Newcastle United climbs to No. 6 in the Premier League table (from No. 7)

  17. Everton climbs to No. 8 in the Premier League table (from No. 10)

  18. Everton falls to No. 10 in the Premier League table (from No. 8)

  19. Liverpool climbs to No. 5 in the Premier League table (from No. 13)

    • Manchester United: No. 10 → No. 11
  20. Arsenal climbs to No. 2 in the Premier League table (from No. 9)