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Premier League Standings 2026-27: Who Will Come Out On Top?

Premier League Standings

English Premier League 2026-27 | 35th edition | Friday, August 21-Sunday, May 30 |

The Premier League standings are beginning to take shape as the 2026-27 season gathers momentum. As always, 20 of England’s finest will jostle for position over the next nine months. The likes of Arsenal, Man City, Liverpool, Man United and Chelsea are among the market leaders when it comes to the Premier League winners odds market.

While there is still a long way to go before the champions are crowned, a number of clubs will be hoping to defy Premier League betting by beating the drop this term. Naturally, the three promoted sides – Coventry, Ipswich and Hull – are expected to be down the lower echelons of the Premier League standings.

Elsewhere, a cluster of teams will all be vying for a European berth. That will likely include Aston Villa, Tottenham, Brighton, Brentford, Bournemouth and potentially the likes of Newcastle and Everton. Meanwhile, clubs such as Sunderland, Fulham, Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest could well be among those in the middle of the Premier League standings.

Premier League Winner 2026-27
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Premier League Winner 2026/27
Premier League Winner 2026/27
Arsenal 6/5
Manchester City 10/3
Liverpool 11/2
Manchester United 8/1
Chelsea 9/1

Premier League Standings 2026-27

The 2026-27 Premier League season is the 35th since the division’s inauguration in 1992. And of course, it will bring an abundance of fresh faces, new gaffers in the dugout and a title race that could go down to the wire (hopefully). Here is everything you need to know about the current Premier League standings and how to read them.

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Premier League Table 2026-27: Live Snapshot

Before the action gets underway, all 20 teams in the Premier League start the season with 0 points. The Premier League table then updates after every round of fixtures. In fact, BetVictor’s Premier League stats page updates live as and when the goals go in.

The rankings are determined by the number of points a club has achieved (three for a win, one for a draw, zero for a loss). When teams are level on points, goal difference separates them; if that is also equal, goals scored acts as the next tiebreaker. And this can happen more often than you’d think.

The columns you will find on the official Premier League table are: P (games played), W (wins), D (drawn), L (lost), F (goals for), A (goals against), GD (goal difference) and Pts (points). The Premier League’s own competition rules confirm this ranking system and set out further tiebreakers for head-to-head records in rare cases.

Form over the last five Premier League results often matters more than overall position when it comes to betting, which we will cover below.

Premier League Results And Season Storylines

Nine clubs enter the season with new managers, so early-season data will be noisy. Arsenal, Man City and Liverpool are battling for the league title, but Manchester United under Michael Carrick and Chelsea with Xabi Alonso at the helm will look to find form quickly. Upcoming fixtures include key derbies and rivalries; top-of-the-table clashes and six-pointers at the bottom can cause sharp jumps in the standings after a single weekend.

Consistency through the congested December and January schedule often decides who stays in the title race and who gets dragged towards the bottom three. Final games in May can pivotal for both title and relegation battles, so the number of points collected in those winter weeks carries outsized weight.

Premier League Top Goalscorer 2026-27
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Premier League Top Goalscorer 2026/27
Premier League Top Goalscorer 2026/27
Erling Haaland 4/6
Alexander Isak 8/1
Igor Thiago 12/1
Ollie Watkins 20/1
Joao Pedro 12/1
Benjamin Sesko 25/1
Viktor Gyokeres 16/1
Antoine Semenyo 25/1

Using the Premier League Standings For Smarter Betting

Reading the Premier League table – and BetVictor’s weekly Premier League predictions – goes beyond checking who is top. Before placing a bet, look at home and away records, recent winning or losing streaks, and how many losses a side has accumulated in its last five outings. A team with a strong goal difference but poor away form, for example, can provide value in certain match markets.

Situational context matters too. Clubs chasing a Champions League place play with different intensity than mid-table sides with little to play for. A relegation-threatened team fighting to avoid the drop in April will approach a fixture with a different mindset to one already safe.


If you intend to bet on the Premier League then please take the time to read through BetVictor’s safe and responsible gambling page which will provide good advice on how to stay in control when betting on football.

Any betting decisions should be made responsibly and there are no guarantees when it comes to match outcomes. All odds correct as of 4pm on August 20, 2026 and are subject to change.

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Ben Horlock

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After a two-year loan spell with FootItalia, Ben is back in the gaming industry having previously represented Betfair and Entain. He has produced sports content since 2010 when he was a sports journalism student at Southampton Solent University. Whilst on the South Coast, Ben witnessed the Saints rise from League One to the Premier League and lost count of how many goals Rickie Lambert scored along the way. Not only is he a huge football fan, Ben follows a number of sports including tennis, cricket, rugby and F1. He has been published across a number of reputable sites including Sports Illustrated, GiveMeSport, 90Min and ESPN to name but a few. When Ben is not producing content for BetVictor, he can often be found playing tennis or hiking up the Rock of Gibraltar.