Week 13 premier league table

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PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE








Pos.PWDLGFGAGDPts
1Liverpool13121030111937
2Leicester City139223182329
3Manchester City1391337142328
4Chelsea138232819926
5Wolverhampton Wanderers134721816219
6Sheffield United134631612418
7Burnley135352018218
8Arsenal134631819-118
9Manchester United134541915417
10Tottenham Hotspur134542119217
11Bournemouth134451617-116
12Brighton and Hove Albion134361519-415
13Crystal Palace134361118-715
14Newcastle United124351118-715
15Everton134271320-714
16West Ham United133461623-713
17Aston Villa123271720-311
18Norwich City133191328-1510
19Southampton132381331-189
20Watford13157826-188

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