Premier League Table-clubs standing

Premier League table-The way it should look like according to performance

Football fans in England will be beginning to acquaint themselves with the Premier League table in front of its hotly anticipated profit for Wednesday. 

After nonattendance of precisely 100 days, Aston Villa will take on Sheffield United on Wednesday night before Manchester City have Arsenal.

With a break of over a quarter of a year, we don't censure supporters for overlooking the 2019/20 battle.

A speedy look at the table and you'll before long recall that Liverpool is going to win their first since forever Premier League title, while there is a battle between any semblance of Chelsea, Manchester United and Wolves for a main four completion.

Then, down at the base, there's an omnipotent dogfight to remain in the division.

There is an idiom that the association table never lies yet we as a whole realize that is a heap of codswallop.

Actually, as per information specialists, Infogol, the Premier League table is a gigantic liar.

Utilizing expected objectives for and expected objectives against, they've worked out where each side 'has the right' to be in the table.

They state: "The Expected League position is the position a group 'has the right' to be in given their exhibitions so far.

The Infogol model evaluates the odds a group makes and surrenders in each match and recreates the opportunity of getting each outcome to gauge the number of focuses they could hope to get given their exhibitions."

Premier league table

P	Team	GP	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts	Form
1	Liverpool	29	27	1	1	66	21	45	82	Won against Southampton Won against Norwich Won against West Ham Lost to Watford Won against AFC Bournemouth
2	Man City	28	18	3	7	68	31	37	57	Won against Sheff Utd Lost to Spurs Won against West Ham Won against Leicester Lost to Man Utd
3	Leicester	29	16	5	8	58	28	30	53	Drew with Chelsea Drew with Wolves Lost to Man City Lost to Norwich Won against Aston Villa
4	Chelsea	29	14	6	9	51	39	12	48	Drew with Leicester Lost to Man Utd Won against Spurs Drew with AFC Bournemouth Won against Everton
5	Man Utd	29	12	9	8	44	30	14	45	Drew with Wolves Won against Chelsea Won against Watford Drew with Everton Won against Man City
6	Wolves	29	10	13	6	41	34	7	43	Drew with Man Utd Drew with Leicester Won against Norwich Won against Spurs Drew with Brighton
7	Sheff Utd	28	11	10	7	30	25	5	43	Lost to Man City Won against C Palace Won against AFC Bournemouth Drew with Brighton Won against Norwich
8	Spurs	29	11	8	10	47	40	7	41	Won against Man City Won against Aston Villa Lost to Chelsea Lost to Wolves Drew with Burnley
9	Arsenal	28	9	13	6	40	36	4	40	Drew with Chelsea Drew with Burnley Won against Newcastle Won against Everton Won against West Ham
10	Burnley	29	11	6	12	34	40	-6	39	Drew with Arsenal Won against Southampton Won against AFC Bournemouth Drew with Newcastle Drew with Spurs
11	C Palace	29	10	9	10	26	32	-6	39	Lost to Sheff Utd Lost to Everton Won against Newcastle Won against Brighton Won against Watford
12	Everton	29	10	7	12	37	46	-9	37	Won against Watford Won against C Palace Lost to Arsenal Drew with Man Utd Lost to Chelsea
13	Newcastle	29	9	8	12	25	41	-16	35	Drew with Norwich Lost to Arsenal Lost to C Palace Drew with Burnley Won against Southampton
14	Southampton	29	10	4	15	35	52	-17	34	Lost to Liverpool Lost to Burnley Won against Aston Villa Lost to West Ham Lost to Newcastle
15	Brighton	29	6	11	12	32	40	-8	29	Drew with West Ham Drew with Watford Drew with Sheff Utd Lost to C Palace Drew with Wolves
16	West Ham	29	7	6	16	35	50	-15	27	Drew with Brighton Lost to Man City Lost to Liverpool Won against Southampton Lost to Arsenal
17	Watford	29	6	9	14	27	44	-17	27	Lost to Everton Drew with Brighton Lost to Man Utd Won against Liverpool Lost to C Palace
18	AFC Bournemouth	29	7	6	16	29	47	-18	27	Won against Aston Villa Lost to Sheff Utd Lost to Burnley Drew with Chelsea Lost to Liverpool
19	Aston Villa	28	7	4	17	34	56	-22	25	Won against Watford Lost to AFC Bournemouth Lost to Spurs Lost to Southampton Lost to Leicester
20	Norwich	29	5	6	18	25	52	-27	21	Drew with Newcastle Lost to Liverpool Lost to Wolves Won against Leicester Lost to Sheff Utd

But wait for a moment.

Liverpool is 25 points clear, in actuality, be that as it may, as indicated by Infogol, they don't really 'have the right' to be top… 

Rather, they sit second behind Manchester City, while Chelsea and Wolves make up the main four. 

Strangely, Leicester, Everton and Southampton and all above Manchester United, while Sheffield United and Brighton make up the best 10 

You need to go right down to thirteenth to discover where Arsenal 'have the right' to be, while north London rivals Tottenham wind up possessing fifteenth. 

In the meantime, the last three ought to be comprised of West Ham, Newcastle, and Aston Villa. Envision the size of those three clubs all being consigned in a similar crusade. 

Yet, you don't generally get what you 'merit' in football, and this table is an ideal case of that.