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This abridged table charts the Premier League teams

Pos	Club	Pl	GD	Pts
1 Previous Position 1	Man City	33	+68	87
2 Previous Position 2	Man Utd	34	+39	74
3 Previous Position 3	Liverpool	34	+43	70
4 Previous Position 4	Spurs	34	+35	68
5 Previous Position 5	Chelsea	34	+25	63
6 Previous Position 6	Arsenal	33	+17	54
7 Previous Position 7	Burnley	34	+3	52
8 Previous Position 8	Leicester	34	+2	44
9 Previous Position 9	Everton	34	-15	42
10 Previous Position 10	Newcastle	33	-7	41
11 Previous Position 11	Bournemouth	35	-17	38
12 Previous Position 12	Watford	34	-18	37
13 Previous Position 13	Brighton	34	-15	36
14 Previous Position 14	West Ham	33	-18	35
15 Previous Position 16	Huddersfield	34	-27	35
16 Previous Position 17	Crystal Palace	34	-18	34
17 Previous Position 15	Swansea	33	-19	33
18 Previous Position 18	Southampton	34	-20	29
19 Previous Position 19	Stoke	34	-33	28
20 Previous Position 20	West Brom	34	-25	24

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Division 1

This abridged table charts the Premier League teams

Pos	Club	Pl	GD	Pts
1 Previous Position 1	Arsenal	22	+16	42
2 Previous Position 3	Liverpool	21	+12	37
3 Previous Position 2	Leicester	21	+14	36
4 Previous Position 4	Swansea	21	+8	34
5 Previous Position 5	West Ham	22	-2	31
6 Previous Position 7	Everton	22	-4	30
7 Previous Position 6	Chelsea	21	+3	29
8 Previous Position 8	Man City	21	+5	27
9 Previous Position 9	Spurs	21	-5	26
10 Previous Position 10	Derby	21	-10	24
11 Previous Position 12	Sunderland	21	-19	22
12 Previous Position 11	Man Utd	22	-18	20

Divison 2

This abridged table charts the Premier League teams

Pos	Club	Pl	GD	Pts
1 Previous Position 1	Blackburn	21	+24	46
2 Previous Position 2	Aston Villa	21	+22	42
3 Previous Position 3	Brighton	21	+16	37
4 Previous Position 4	Middlesbrough	21	+6	37
5 Previous Position 5	Reading	21	-8	31
6 Previous Position 6	Southampton	21	+3	30
7 Previous Position 7	Fulham	21	+1	29
8 Previous Position 9	Norwich	21	-1	29
9 Previous Position 8	Wolves	21	-6	28
10 Previous Position 10	Stoke	21	-13	20
11 Previous Position 11	Newcastle	21	-16	20
12 Previous Position 12	West Brom	21	-28	9

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North

This abridged table charts the Premier League teams

Pos	Club	Pl	GD	Pts
1	Man Utd	22	+32	48
2	Liverpool	21	+17	38
3	Everton	21	+12	37
4	Stoke	21	+13	34
5	Man City	19	+20	33
6	Derby	21	+8	33
7	Sunderland	20	-4	29
8	West Brom	19	-9	23
9	Newcastle	20	-9	23
10	Middlesbrough	20	-17	21
11	Wolves	21	-24	16
12	Blackburn	21	-39	10

South

This abridged table charts the Premier League teams

Pos	Club	Pl	GD	Pts
1	Chelsea	21	+43	53
2	Arsenal	19	+36	41
3	Southampton	20	+11	36
4	Spurs	21	+10	31
5	Swansea	20	-10	31
6	Leicester	21	+2	30
7	Fulham	21	+6	27
8	Brighton	21	-6	24
9	Aston Villa	20	-8	22
10	West Ham	20	-23	20
11	Reading	21	-27	18
12	Norwich	21	-34	13

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