Week 16 premier league table

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PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE










Pos.PWDLGFGAGDPts
1Liverpool16151040142646
2Leicester City16122239102938
3Manchester City16102444192532
4Chelsea169253124729
5Manchester United166642519624
6Wolverhampton Wanderers165922319424
7Tottenham Hotspur166553023723
8Sheffield United165741916322
9Crystal Palace166461418-422
10Newcastle United166461723-622
11Arsenal165742424022
12Brighton and Hove Albion165472024-419
13Burnley165382129-818
14Everton165291928-917
15Bournemouth164481824-616
16West Ham United164481828-1016
17Aston Villa164392328-515
18Southampton164391835-1715
19Norwich City1632111734-1711
20Watford16169930-219
FIXTURE UP TO 16TH WEEK

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