How the Premier League table could change this weekend – Tottenham could plummet, Arsenal could rise, and W

How the Premier League table could change this weekend – Tottenham could plummet, Arsenal could rise, and W
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Liverpool’s unbeaten run is over after last week’s 3-0 defeat to Watford but it still won’t change the fact they’re set to lift the Premier League title

Elsewhere in the English top-flight, literally anything could happen and we’re really not kidding.

Ismaila Sarr was too hot to handle for Liverpool last weekend

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Ismaila Sarr was too hot to handle for Liverpool last weekend

Right now anyone from Chelsea in fourth down to Everton in 11th place could end up qualifying for the Champions League with just eight points separating the clubs.

Even Crystal Palace and Southampton, a further two and four points behind the Toffees, respectively, must be wondering what a run of form could do for them.

But, on the other hand, Arsenal, currently 10th, are just 10 points away from the last spot in the relegation zone, occupied by Bournemouth right now.

But how might the table look come Monday night? 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: 15
Lowest possible position: 19

18. Bournemouth

Highest possible position: 15
Lowest possible position: 19

17. Watford

Highest possible position: 15
Lowest possible position: 19

Watford were absolutely brilliant against Liverpool

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Watford were absolutely brilliant against Liverpool

16. West Ham

Highest possible position: 15
Lowest possible position: 19

15: Brighton

Highest possible position: 15
Lowest possible position: 19

14. Newcastle

Highest possible position: 13
Lowest possible position: 14

Newcastle boss Steve Bruce is hoping to keep them in the Premier League

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Newcastle boss Steve Bruce is hoping to keep them in the Premier League

13. Southampton

Highest possible position: 10
Lowest possible position: 14

12. Crystal Palace

Highest possible position: 9

Lowest possible position: 13

11. Everton

Highest possible position: 8
Lowest possible position: 13

Everton have been resurgent under Carlo Ancelotti

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Everton have been resurgent under Carlo Ancelotti

10. Arsenal

Highest possible position: 8
Lowest possible position: 13

9. Burnley

Highest possible position: 7
Lowest possible position: 12

8. Sheffield United

Highest possible position: 5
Lowest possible position: 11

7. Tottenham

Highest possible position: 5
Lowest possible position: 11

Tottenham have had a tough few weeks

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Tottenham have had a tough few weeks

6. Wolves

Highest possible position: 4
Lowest possible position: 8

5. Manchester United

Highest possible position: 4
Lowest possible position: 8

Odion Ighalo scored twice to sink Derby in the FA Cup fifth round

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Odion Ighalo scored twice to sink Derby in the FA Cup fifth round

4. Chelsea

Highest possible position: 4
Lowest possible position: 6

Chelsea star Ross Barkley celebrates

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Chelsea star Ross Barkley celebrates

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

Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool must bounce back against Bournemouth this weekend

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Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool must bounce back against Bournemouth this weekend

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