Latest 2024/25 Premier League Table and Standings after game week 20

It’s all to play for in England as we resume the club actions after a full-of-entertainment international break. Who would’ve expected the Premier League Table like this? With 20-point gaps from the tabletop to the bottom, is it too early to predict? We think not!

A lot of expectations. And the new Champions League Format will have a part to play. Will the increased number of matches offer a good momentum or will fatigue haunt the 2024/25 season? All to speculate and none to confirm, yet. Will Liverpool maintain the lead until the end of the season or will the inevitable strike, and will City finish table top again?

Is Chelsea back? Will London be Blue this season? Only time will tell. Will the bottom three of Premier League Table 2024/25 remain like this? The answers will divulge themselves as we resume the club action soon.

The Standings of 2024/25 Premier League Table after game week 20

As we head into the League action after a break, here is what the table looks like:

Position	Team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goals For	Goals Against	Goal Difference	Points
1	Liverpool	19	14	4	1	47	19	+28	46
2	Arsenal	20	11	7	2	39	18	+21	40
3	Nottingham Forest	20	12	4	4	29	19	+10	40
4	Chelsea	20	10	6	4	39	24	+15	36
5	Manchester City	20	10	4	6	36	27	+9	34
6	Bournemouth	20	9	6	5	30	23	+7	33
7	Aston Villa	20	9	5	6	30	32	-2	32
8	Fulham	20	7	9	4	30	27	+3	30
9	Brighton	20	6	10	4	30	29	+1	28
10	Brentford	20	8	3	9	38	35	+3	27
11	Newcastle	20	10	5	5	34	22	+12	35
12	Tottenham	20	7	3	10	42	30	+12	24
13	Manchester United	20	6	5	9	23	28	-5	23
14	West Ham United	20	6	5	9	24	39	-15	23
15	Crystal Palace	20	4	9	7	21	28	-7	21
16	Everton	19	3	8	8	15	25	-10	17
17	Wolverhampton Wanderers	20	4	4	12	31	45	-14	16
18	Ipswich Town	20	3	7	10	20	35	-15	16
19	Leicester City	20	3	5	12	23	44	-21	14
20	Southampton	20	1	3	16	12	44	-32	6

The top four in the Latest Premier League standings

As of right now, last season’s runners-up Arsenal are second and Liverpool is the table topper with four points clear at the top. Led by the newly assigned manager Arne Slot, the Reds are sitting with 46 points. They have won 14 out of their 19 league games. The only loss came against Nottingham Forest where the Merseyside Red endured a 0-1 loss. While the Reds are at the top, they have won against all the top sides this season including a 2-0 win over Pep Guardiola’s Man City.

The Sky Blues are dropped to 6th, Sitting at 34 points, Manchester City has won 10 out of their 20 league games and drew 4 matches while already suffering six Premier League defeats in this term. Consistency and Manchester City always come in the same sentence. It is unexpected to see the defending champions in the current state or can they possibly turn the tables from now onwards?

Nottingham Forrest has been impressive sitting in third with 40 points in 20 games. Nottingham Forest is a recent example. The two-time Champions League winner club has recently tasted a sweet 3-0 victory against Wolves.

At number 10th with 28 points, we have Brighton & Hove, they were the favourites for a top-four finish this year. Arsenal is standing second, after being so close the last couple of seasons with 40 points in 20 games. So far they are looking good, winning 11 of their 20 matches with 7 games drawn and two defeats. Can Arteta give the Gunners the final push that finally gets them the trophy?

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How does the middle of the Premier League Table this season look so far?

Winning 7 out of their 20 matches and drawing thrice, is less than mediocre performance from Spurs so far. And it is something that is simply not acceptable from Ange, who suffers from constant criticism by the media. Brentford with as many 27 points with the latter having won and lost as many games as Tottenham Hotspur.

Aston Villa! It’s not about how bad you fall, it’s about how high you get back up. The introduction of Ollie Watkins seems to liven up the squad. The Lions are at the 7th of the table right now and they aren’t looking in great shape. Will they be able to regain their momentum or discipline be an issue for the team again this season?

A ray of hope emerged for the Red Devils too with the arrival of Ruben Amorim, starting in 13th place. They have 23 points in 20 games after a recent 2-2 draw against Liverpool at Anfield this weekend. Amorim has taken charge of United following the sacking of Erik ten Hag following the 2-1 defeat to West Ham United. While they are not competing for the top 4 positions as of now, they are known to give the biggest upsets in the league.

The relegation battle

Prior to the season, everyone believed Ipswitch town, who are a recent introduction to the League, would see their way out at the end of the season along with the Toffees and Southampton.

With Crystal Palace’s bad start and only a few matches played, it is still early to say what’s what. But one thing is for sure, the battle of relegation will be between Wolves, Ipswitch Town, Everton, Southampton, and Leicester City.

November was all about football. And this year it has gotten bigger. More matches and more fun. Feast your eyes as we resume the club competitions in November. Will your favourite team maintain good performance? Only time will tell.

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