Premier League standings

Everton, Wolves, and Southampton currently occupy the relegation places. But Leicester, West Ham, Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, and Leeds all find themselves ...

The Gunners could be just two points clear of Man City at kickoff, but they could also have a chance to stretch their table advantage as high as eight. Spurs have not lost a home Premier League derby to Arsenal in eight-straight, with only two draws and the last one coming in March 2019. Spurs need the half time whistle to come. Emery, Emi driving Aston Villa forward (Aston Villa 2-1 Leeds): Leon Bailey opened the scoring in the 3rd minute, when Boubacar Kamara went on a long dribble through the center of the field before finding the Jamaican international cutting in from the right wing. Captain Lloyd Kelly, midfielder Jefferson Lerma, and hard man Philip Billing were all in the fold when Bournemouth was relegated to the Championship and were the club’s best hopes of getting something out of the team. Going the other way across the relegation line is West Ham (15 points), who have now taken all of one point from their last seven PL games. Wolves climb out of bottom three, leaving Irons there (Wolves 1-0 West Ham): Daniel Podence capped a quick Wolves counter-attack in the 48th minute, scoring the game’s only goal with a smashing strike from the top of the penalty area. And this is four-straight defeats for Leicester (17 points), who now find themselves just two points above the relegation zone. Foxes can’t get through Trees, who now loom above (Nottingham Forest 2-0 Leicester): “The victory sees Forest climb from 16th to 13th in the Premier League table, now four points clear over the relegation zone. Sluggish Liverpool run off pitch by Seagulls (Brighton 3-0 Liverpool): There are excuses for the Reds with injuries and fixture congestion but they weren’t excuses Jurgen Klopp would accept in previous years (and certainly not against non-traditional powers). It is the blueprint for their success and this performance was eerily similar to so many of their wins this season. Chelsea has some work to do while surprising Fulham and Brighton are hanging around on the periphery and are having fine campaigns.