Premier League table after Gameweek 9, 2026/27

After Gameweek 9 of the 2026/27 Premier League, Arsenal lead with 24 points from 9 matches and a goal difference of +9, ahead of Manchester City (21) and Brighton (19). Bottom three: Crystal Palace (7), Nottingham Forest (6), Sunderland (5).

#ClubPGDPts
1Arsenal9+924
2Manchester City9+1021
3Brighton9+1719
4Chelsea9+416
5Liverpool9+215
6Brentford9+714
7Everton9013
8Bournemouth9+112
9Tottenham9012
10Aston Villa9-312
11Hull City9+111
12Leeds9+111
13Newcastle9-311
14Ipswich9-411
15Fulham9-29
16Coventry9-79
17Manchester United9-57
18Crystal Palace9-127
19Nottingham Forest9-66
20Sunderland9-105

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 9?

Arsenal, with 24 points from 9 matches: 8 won, 0 drawn, 1 lost, 14 scored and 5 conceded.

Which clubs were in the bottom three after Gameweek 9?

Crystal Palace with 7 points, Nottingham Forest 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 9 count?

Every finished match of Gameweek 9 and the rounds before it. The last result counted is Newcastle 0-1 Everton on Monday 2 November 2026.

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