Five alternate EPL tables

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Five alternative EPL tables are detailed in this post.

Ranking teams by number of wins

Where teams have the same number of wins, the team with the lesser number of losses is given the better rank. The big drop in the positions is for Brighton and Hove Albion, who drop by 4 places from 9 to 13. Chelsea and Crystal Palace drop by 2 places, while Leicester City and Southampton drop by 1 place each. Wolverhampton Wanderers, Brentford and Aston Villa move up by 2 places each, while Arsenal, Chelsea, Newcastle United and Everton move up by one position each. Chelsea drop out of the Champions League spot in table as Arsenal get into the top four. The bottom three teams do not change in this ranking. Manchester City continue to be champions in this ranking.



Ranking teams by number of losses

Where teams have the same number of wins, the team with the higher number of wins is given the better rank. Crystal Palace moves up by 5 places to 7th in this ranking, while Brighton and Hove Albion and Burnley move up by 4 places each. Southampton move up by 3 spots, while Norwich City, Leeds and Liverpool move up by 1 spot. The big losers in this table are Aston Villa, Wolverhampton Wanderers, and Arsenal, who lose 3 spots each. West Ham United, Leicester City, Brentford and Everton lose 2 spots each, while Watford and Manchester City lose 1 rank each. Liverpool are champions in this ranking, with Manchester City coming second. There is no change in the third and fourth positions in the table, while Brighton and Hove Albion get a Europa League spot as they are ranked fifth, and Crystal Palace get the Conference League spot. Everton get relegated in this table along with Norwich City and Watford, while Burnley finish fourteenth.



Ranking teams by number of goals scored

Where teams have the same number of goals, the team with the lesser number of goals conceded gets a better rank. Aston Villa move up 5 places in this table, while Leicester City and Everton move up by 3 places. Crystal Palace and Brentford move up by 2 places each, while Southampton and Leeds United move up by 1 spot each. Wolverhampton Wanderers are the biggest losers in this table, as they fall 7 places to seventeenth. Brighton and Hove Albion also fall by 6 places to fifteenth. Manchester United fall by 2 spots, while Arsenal and Newcastle United fall by 1 spot each. There is no change in either the top 4 rankings or the bottom 3 rankings. Leicester City finish fifth and get the Europa League spot along with Arsenal. Manchester United finish eight and are out of any European competition in this table.



Ranking teams by number of goals conceded

Where multiple teams have conceded the same number of goals, the team with the higher number of goals scored is given the better rank. Burnley move up by 8 spots in this table, while Wolverhampton Wanderers and Crystal Palace move up by 5 spots each. Brighton and Hove Albion and Aston Villa move up by 3 spots each, while Brentford and Watford move up by 1 spot each. Manchester United fall by 7 spots in this table, Leicester City fall by 6 spots. Newcastle United fall by 4 spots, Arsenal fall by 3, while West Ham United, Southampton and Leeds United fall by 2 spots each. There is no change in the top 4 spots or rakings, while Leeds get relegated along with Norwich and Watford in this table. Wolverhampton Wanderers and Brighton get the Europa League spots, while Crystal Palace get the Conference league spot. Manchester United and Arsenal do not get European competition football as per this table.



Ranking teams by goal difference

Where teams have the same goal difference, the team with the higher number of goals scored is given the better rank. Crystal Palace move up by 5 spots, while Aston Villa and Burnley move up by 3 spots each. West Ham United finish a place higher in this table. Manchester United and Newcastle United fall by 3 spots each, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Southampton fall by 2 spots each. Brighton and Hove Albion and Leeds United fall by 1 spot each. There is no change in the top 5 in this table, and West Ham United get the other Europa League spot, and Crystal Palace get the Conference League spot. Leeds United get relegated along with Watford and Norwich in this table.



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