The Premier League had its match weekend twenty-four, where fixtures had crucial results claimed by many sides.
The Premier League’s twenty-fourth match weekend had vital wins gained for the table.
Going into it, Manchester City and Aston Villa not only had gotten victories, but Arsenal’s defeat gave them a lifeline in the title race. This decreased the gap slightly and gave the contenders a new scenario to work on.
Manchester United and Chelsea’s wins gave them the top five, while Liverpool were left aiming to get back in. Newcastle, Brentford, Sunderland, and Fulham were among the clubs attempting to take over.
The relegation zone that has Wolves, Burnley, and West ham had Nottingham Forest, Crystal Palace, and Leeds become within distance.
The matches in the PL were Aston Villa vs Brentford, Manchester United vs Fulham, and Tottenham vs Manchester City, as some of the table's key meetings.
The next match weekend will be on the 6th, 7th and 8th, the first full batch of games in February. In between these fixtures, there will be the second encounters in the Carabao Cup, where Manchester City will be looking to add onto their 2-0 scoreline against Newcastle, and Arsenal aim to keep their slim 3-2 lead against Chelsea.
Let’s take a look at the PL games and the table shape.
The Premier League results
Wolves 0-2 Bournemouth
Leeds 0-4 Arsenal
Brighton 1-1 Everton
Chelsea 3-2 West ham
Liverpool 4-1 Newcastle
Nottingham Forest 1-1 Crystal Palace
Manchester United 3-2 Fulham
Aston Villa 0-1 Brentford
Tottenham 2-2 Manchester City
Sunderland 3-0 Burnley
While Arsenal got an easy triumph against Leeds, City went for a point, and Villa missed out on any. United added to their bid, as did Chelsea and Liverpool; however, Newcastle and Fulham weren’t able to, and Sunderland got a big result to move higher.
As Wolves and Burnley seem to be stuck in relegation, West ham are putting pressure on opposition, with Nottingham Forest and Leeds' placements becoming near.
The Premier League standings
1: Arsenal 53pts
2: Manchester City 47pts
3: Aston Villa 46pts
4: Manchester United 41pts
5: Chelsea 40pts
6: Manchester United 39pts
7: Brentford 36pts
8: Sunderland 36pts
9: Fulham 34pts
10: Everton 34pts
11: Newcastle 33pts
12: Bournemouth 33pts
13: Brighton 31pts
14: Tottenham 29pts
15: Crystal Palace 29pts
16: Leeds 26pts
17: Nottingham Forest 26pts
18: West ham 20pts
19: Burnley 15pts
20: Wolves 8pts