Fantasy Fixtures

Premier League table 2026/27

Updated 22 October 2026

The league table with the context FPL managers need: form over the last five matches, the expected goals each side created and allowed in that run (the sum of player xG), and the next three fixtures with their FPL difficulty.

#TeamPGDPts
1Man CityMan City7+1221
2ArsenalArsenal7+618
3BrightonBrighton7+1816
4ChelseaChelsea7+413
5LiverpoolLiverpool7+112
6BrentfordBrentford7+510
7LeedsLeeds7+310
8EvertonEverton7+110
9Hull CityHull City7+19
10Ipswich TownIpswich Town7-49
11NewcastleNewcastle7-48
12Aston VillaAston Villa7-48
13Man UtdMan Utd707
14Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace7-87
15BournemouthBournemouth7-46
16SpursSpurs7-46
17Coventry CityCoventry City7-86
18FulhamFulham7-35
19Nott'm ForestNott'm Forest7-45
20SunderlandSunderland7-84

The table for FPL managers

Man City lead on 21 points from 7 matches, 3 ahead of Arsenal. The best recent form belongs to Man City, with 15 points from the last 5 games.Man City have created the most in that run (10.7 xG), and Bournemouthhave allowed the least (4.0 xG against).

For FPL, the expected goals columns are often more useful than the points. A team creating plenty of chances is a good source of attacking returns even if results have not followed, and a side that concedes few chances is the best place to look for clean sheets. Pair this with the next three fixtures on the right, then open a club page for its key FPL players.

Ties are split on goal difference, then goals scored. See this gameweek's fixtures or thefixture difficulty ticker for the run ahead.