The English Premier League table has Leicester City, Manchester City, Arsenal and Tottenham leading the top four over Manchester United heading out of the weekend. Chelsea, Leicester City and Liverpool all won over the weekend schedule, while Man City pulled a draw with West Ham.
Leicester City is leading the table with 47 points at the top of the table, while Man City and Arsenal each have 44 points. Man City, Leicester and Arsenal all have 13 wins this season, while Tottenham has 11 wins and 42 points in fourth place. Manchester United is in fifth with 37 points and they are leading West Ham and Liverpool on the league table.
Liverpool has 34 points after winning this weekend, while Southampton is next in the standings ahead of Stoke City and Watford to round out the top 10. Crystal Palace comes in at number 11, while Everton, Chelsea and West Brom are next. Swansea City and Bournemouth are next in the standings, while Norwich City is in ahead of the bottom three teams. Newcastle, Sunderland and Aston Villa are the last three teams in the standings.
The results from the weekend saw Liverpool win 5-4 against Norwich away, while Man United lost 1-0 against Southampton at Old Trafford. Leicester won over Stoke City 3-0 at home, while Watford won 2-1 against Newcastle. Tottenham won 3-1 away against Crystal Palace, while Sunderland pulled a 1-1 draw with Bournemouth.
West Brom and Aston Villa played to a 0-0 draw, while West Ham and Man City played to a 2-2 draw. Everton lost to Swansea City in the early game on Sunday, while Arsenal lost 1-0 to Chelsea at home at the Emirates. The upcoming schedule starts the week after this coming weekend on February 2 and will have Arsenal taking on Southampton, while Norwich will play against Tottenham.
West Ham plays against Aston Villa on Tuesday, while Sunderland battles with Manchester City. Leicester will host Liverpool, while Man United will have Stoke at Old Trafford. Crystal Palace plays against Bournemouth, while West Brom takes on Swansea City for the Tuesday schedule. Wednesday has Watford playing against Chelsea, while Everton plays against Newcastle.
