Premier League table after Gameweek 8, 2026/27

After Gameweek 8 of the 2026/27 Premier League, Manchester City lead with 21 points from 8 matches and a goal difference of +11, ahead of Arsenal (21) and Brighton (16). Bottom three: Nottingham Forest (6), Coventry (6), Sunderland (5).

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1Manchester City8+1121
2Arsenal8+821
3Brighton8+1616
4Liverpool8+315
5Chelsea8+213
6Brentford8+511
7Leeds8+311
8Newcastle8-211
9Aston Villa8-311
10Hull City8+110
11Everton8-110
12Ipswich8-410
13Bournemouth8-19
14Tottenham8-29
15Fulham8-28
16Manchester United8-37
17Crystal Palace8-107
18Nottingham Forest8-46
19Coventry8-96
20Sunderland8-85

Table after each gameweek

How this table is built

Every finished Premier League match in the stored fixture list counts: three points for a win, one for a draw, ordered by points, then goal difference, then goals scored. The table is rebuilt from the results every few minutes, so it moves while a round is in play. The table after a finished gameweek counts the matches of that round and the rounds before it.

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Questions people ask

Who was top of the Premier League after Gameweek 8?

Manchester City, with 21 points from 8 matches: 7 won, 0 drawn, 1 lost, 20 scored and 9 conceded.

Which clubs were in the bottom three after Gameweek 8?

Nottingham Forest with 6 points, Coventry with 6 points, Sunderland with 5 points. The bottom three places are the relegation places at the end of the season.

How is the Premier League table ordered?

By points, then goal difference, then goals scored. The league itself then uses head-to-head results and, as a last resort, a play-off; this table stops at goals scored and lists level clubs alphabetically.

Which matches does the table after Gameweek 8 count?

Every finished match of Gameweek 8 and the rounds before it. The last result counted is Sunderland 0-0 Leeds on Sunday 25 October 2026.

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