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How the Premier League table can change this weekend revealed

TalkSport | March 9, 2018

Related Topics: Workweek and weekend, Premier League, West Bromwich Albion F.C.

Highest possible position at the end of the weekend: 20th
Lowest possible position at the end of the weekend: 20th

Stoke City: Current position - 19th
Crystal Palace: Current position - 18th
Southampton: Current position - 17th
Newcastle United: Current position - 16th
Huddersfield Town: Current position - 15th
Huddersfield Town: Current position - 15th
West Ham United: Current position - 14th
West Ham United: Current position - 14th
Swansea City: Current position - 13th
Swansea City: Current position - 13th
Bournemouth: Current position - 12th
Bournemouth: Current position - 12th
Everton: Current position - 11th
Everton: Current position - 11th
Brighton and Hove Albion: Current position - 10th
Brighton and Hove Albion: Current position - 10th
Watford: Current position - 9th
Watford: Current position - 9th
Leicester City: Current position - 8th
Leicester City: Current position - 8th
Burnley: Current position - 7th
Burnley: Current position - 7th
Arsenal: Current position - 6th
Arsenal: Current position - 6th
Chelsea: Current position - 5th
Chelsea: Current position - 5th
Tottenham Hotspur: Current position - 4th
Tottenham Hotspur: Current position - 4th
Liverpool: Current position - 3rd
Liverpool: Current position - 3rd
Manchester United: Current position - 2nd
Manchester United: Current position - 2nd
Manchester City: Current position - 1st
Manchester City: Current position - 1st

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