Premier League 2026/27

the league table

Premier League table, after matchweek 9.

Arsenal lead on 24, 3 points clear of Manchester City. Sunderland are bottom on 5. Sort any column, look at home or away form, or drag the matchweek and watch the table move.

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The real table after matchweek 9, from 90 results. Checked 4 November 2026. Arsenal lead on 24.

Premier League table 2026/27 after matchweek 9
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11Champions League placeARS9+924
21Champions League placeMCI9+1021
3Champions League placeBHA9+1719
41Champions League placeCHE9+416
51Europa League placeLIV9+215
6Conference League placeBRE9+714
74EVE9013
85BOU9+112
95TOT9012
101AVL9−312
111HUL9+111
125LEE9+111
135NEW9−311
142IPS9−411
15FUL9−29
163COV9−79
171MUN9−57
181Relegation placeCRY9−127
191Relegation placeNFO9−66
20Relegation placeSUN9−105
  • Champions League 1 to 4
  • Europa League 5th
  • Conference League 6th
  • Relegation 18 to 20

Conventional places: the top four, then fifth and sixth, and the bottom three. The real European allocation depends on other competitions’ results, so check it before relying on it.

How the table moved

Each line is a club’s league position at the end of each matchweek, drawn up to the one you have set above. Hover a line or a club to pick it out, or follow one from its row.

Premier League position by matchweekPositions through matchweek 9. Arsenal lead. The table above has every figure.145610151820123456789BHAARSBREEVEHULCHEIPSMCILEELIVNEWFULBOUSUNNFOCRYMUNCOVTOTAVL

Questions about the table

Who is top of the Premier League?

Arsenal lead the Premier League after matchweek 9 on 24 points, 3 points clear of Manchester City.

Who is bottom of the Premier League?

Sunderland are bottom after matchweek 9 with 5 points from 9 matches.

How is the Premier League table ordered?

By points, then goal difference, then goals scored. This page uses that order and shows level clubs in name order rather than guessing a head-to-head, which only decides title, relegation and play-off places.

What does the form table show?

The same table for home matches only, away matches only, or the last 5 or 10 matchweeks. It shows how a club is doing in that slice, not where it stands in the league.