This week's table looks at the Premier League's comeback kings, and the sides who struggle to hold on to a lead

The 2025-26 Premier League table is absolutely bonkers and so tight.

The Premier League title race reignited this weekend with the table-toppers dropping points.

ARSENAL will win the Premier League title – despite losing to Manchester United on Sunday, a supercomputer has predicted. The Gunners were dealt a blow in their title pursuit following a

Check out the Premier League schedule for the 2025-26 season, with everything you need for all 380 games.

Stats company Opta have released their famous predicted table, and with nine games gone in the current Premier League season now seems like a good time to fire up the old supercomputer to calculate what has happened so far and how things could play out for ...

Arsenal have every reason to be bullish ahead of Sunday’s visit from Manchester United. Mikel Arteta’s table-toppers are currently on an unbeaten run of seven league games and are fresh from dismantling Inter in the Champions League on Tuesday.

Two clubs on opposite halves of the English Premier League table meet up on Sunday, as Chelsea looks to grab a win on the road against Crystal Palace. Chelsea might be a club experiencing topsy-turvy results this season, but they still remain near the top of the EPL standings, with a chance to qualify for European competition next season.

Sunderland's form has dipped recently, but how have they fared compared to the rest of the Premier League?