The Premier League had its seventh match weekend take place, where more fixtures had crucial results.
The Premier League has had its seventh match weekend, as all the clubs attempted to claim the vital wins.
Going into these games, Manchester City, Arsenal, Aston Villa and Crystal Palace were some of the sides looking to remain adding three points to their name, while Liverpool would have been aiming to have a different outcome to the week prior where they lost to Crystal Palace, and Sunderland, Everton and Bournemouth would have been working towards remaining getting more positive good results.
Among the fixtures for this match weekend, there was Manchester City vs Brentford, Liverpool meeting Chelsea, Everton taking on Crystal Palace, Wolves vs Brighton, and Fulham vs Bournemouth, to name some.
The outcomes of these games, like how all of the upcoming fixtures will be, are very vital to how the potential ends to each club's season could be, and also, to who the Premier League's winner will be.
Here, let’s have a look at the results from the Premier League and, how the standings now look as well.
The Premier League results
Fulham 1-3 Bournemouth
Leeds 1-2 Tottenham
Manchester United 2-0 Sunderland
Arsenal 2-0 West ham
Chelsea 2-1 Liverpool
Wolves 1-1 Brighton
Aston Villa 2-1 Burnley
Newcastle 2-0 Nottingham Forest
Everton 2-1 Crystal Palace
Brentford 0-1 Manchester City
While Manchester City won 1-0 over Brentford, Arsenal got a 2-0 result against West ham, and Bournemouth found the 3-1 win against Fulham, giving them all the needed wins, Crystal Palace faced their first loss as they were defeated by Everton, and for Liverpool, they were defeated by Chelsea. With these results and Liverpool's loss, this means the Premier League has a new league leader.
The Premier League's current standings
1: Arsenal 16pts
2: Liverpool 15pts
3: Tottenham 14pts
4: Bournemouth 14pts
5: Manchester City 13pts
6: Crystal Palace 12pts
7: Chelsea 11pts
8: Everton 11pts
9: Sunderland 11pts
10: Manchester United 10pts
11: Newcastle 9pts
12: Brighton 9pts
13: Aston Villa 9pts
14: Fulham 8pts
15: Leeds 8pts
16: Brentford 7pts
17: Nottingham Forest 5pts
18: Burnley 4pts
19: West ham 4pts
20: Wolves 2pts
The new standings see Liverpool taken over by Arsenal to go onto first, while, Bournemouth, Chelsea and Manchester City edge closer to possibly doing the same.
For these clubs to achieve taking first, they'll have to remain claiming victories as the fixtures keep coming.
Though there is a very long while before the late match weekends of the Premier League arrive, every result and outcome right now could be the massive difference.