The English Premier League table has Leicester City, Manchester City, Arsenal and Tottenham leading Manchester United in the top four of the standings heading into next week.
Leicester is currently leading the standings over Manchester City and Arsenal with 47 points, while Tottenham is in fourth position. Arsenal and Man City are three points back, while Tottenham has 42 points after the weekend schedule. Man United is in fifth position and they have 37 points, putting them ahead of West Ham and Liverpool.
The Reds are in ahead of Southampton and Stoke City, while Watford and Crystal Palace are next in the standings. Everton comes in at number 12, while Chelsea, West Brom and Swansea City are next in the table standings. Chelsea has been struggling overall this season and they have just seven wins and 28 points as the schedule gets closer to February.
Swansea comes in ahead of Bournemouth, while Norwich City is 17th ahead of Newcastle, Sunderland and Aston Villa as the bottom three teams. Liverpool comes in after winning over Norwich City over the weekend, while Southampton took down Man United 1-0 at Old Trafford. Watford won 2-1 against Newcastle, while Leicester won 3-0 against Stoke City to take the lead on the table. Tottenham won over Crystal, while Sunderland pulled a 1-1 draw against Bournemouth.
West Brom and Aston Villa played to a scoreless draw, while West Ham and Man City played to a 2-2 draw. Everton and Swansea City played a 2-1 match with Swansea winning, while Chelsea won over Arsenal 1-0 at the Emirates. The schedule picks up next week on Tuesday with Norwich City and Tottenham playing, while Arsenal will host Southampton.
The other Tuesday matches include Sunderland and Man City, West Ham and Aston Villa as well as Leicester City and Liverpool. Man United matches up with Stoke City, while Crystal Palace takes on Bournemouth. West Brom takes on Swansea City, while Wednesday has Watford and Chelsea and Everton taking on Newcastle.
