The English Premier League Table has Chelsea on top and the Blues have won the Barclays EPL trophy and they are first in the standings ahead of Manchester City, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool, Tottenham and Southampton and the season pushes towards the end.
Chelsea has been leading the EPL all season and Jose Mourinho has led the club to the title for the second time as manager. The team has 83 points coming into their Sunday game and they have a lead that no one else can catch and they clinched the EPL trophy last weekend. The team clinched with a win over Crystal Palace and now the only real question is how Man City, Arsenal and Man United will finish in the top four.
Chelsea has a 13-point lead over Man City and the Gunners and they are in the top three ahead of Man United and all four are basically locked in on those spots. Manchester United can catch the Gunners and Man City depending on how the final games play out and they are in ahead of Liverpool. The Reds started off the season slow and have been one of the best in the second half, but they are going to likely come up just short after finishing second on the league table last season.
Chelsea has been dominant all season and they were second in the league coming into the weekend with 69 goals and they have the best differential in the league. Mourinho won the title with Chelsea despite not being names the Manager of the Month and funny enough, this is the second time that has happened to him. Liverpool is just out of the top four and they are ahead of Tottenham and Southampton in the standings.
The middle part of the table has Southampton ahead of Swansea City, while Stoke City comes in at ninth with West Ham rounding out the top 10. Everton is at the number 11 spot, while Crystal Palace, West Brom and Aston Villa are next in the top 14. Leicester City is next ahead of Sunderland, while Newcastle is just out of relegation with Hull City, Burnley and QPR at the bottom. Chelsea and Liverpool play on Sunday along with Man City and QPR, while Man City and Swansea play on Monday.
