The Premier League returns tonight with two big clashes for teams at both ends of the table.
At 6pm we see relegation-threaten Aston Villa take on top four challengers Sheffield United, while at 8:15pm Man City host Arsenal.
These are both games in hand for all clubs concerned and whatever the results we will see some important changes in the Premier League table.
In the first game Villa can give their survival hopes a boost, the Blades could improve their chances of Champions League qualifications.
Man City can stop Liverpool winning the title as early as Sunday, while Arsenal could leap up the division too.
So, how could the potential outcomes alter the current standings? Using data from sportsvisualized.com, we’ve taken a look at where each club could end up after the next round of fixtures…
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20. Norwich
Highest possible position: 20
Lowest possible position: 20
19. Aston Villa
Highest possible position: 16
Lowest possible position: 19
18. Bournemouth
Highest possible position: 18
Lowest possible position: 19
17. Watford
Highest possible position: 17
Lowest possible position: 18
16. West Ham
Highest possible position: 16
Lowest possible position: 17
15: Brighton
Highest possible position: 15
Lowest possible position: 15
14. Southampton
Highest possible position: 14
Lowest possible position: 14
13. Newcastle
Highest possible position: 13
Lowest possible position: 13
12. Everton
Highest possible position: 12
Lowest possible position: 12
11. Crystal Palace
Highest possible position: 11
Lowest possible position: 11
10. Burnley
Highest possible position: 10
Lowest possible position: 10
9. Arsenal
Highest possible position: 6
Lowest possible position: 9
8. Tottenham
Highest possible position: 8
Lowest possible position: 9
7. Sheffield United
Highest possible position: 5
Lowest possible position: 8
6. Wolves
Highest possible position: 6
Lowest possible position: 8
5. Manchester United
Highest possible position: 5
Lowest possible position: 6
4. Chelsea
Highest possible position: 4
Lowest possible position: 4
3. Leicester
Highest possible position: 3
Lowest possible position: 3
2. Man City
Highest possible position: 2
Lowest possible position: 2
1. Liverpool
Highest possible position: 1
Lowest possible position: 1
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