Manchester City are top of the Premier League with six wins from six games, three points ahead of Arsenal, while Tottenham are 19th with no wins and Fulham are bottom on two points.
Manchester City lead the 2026-27 Premier League table with 18 points from six matches, three points clear of Arsenal, according to a table published by NewsX after matchweek 6 and a search summary of other league tables. City have won all six games, scoring 16 goals and conceding five, for a goal difference of plus 11.
Arsenal are second on 15 points with five wins and one defeat, and a goal difference of plus five. Brighton and Hove Albion are third on 13 points with four wins, one draw and one defeat, and their goal difference of plus 13 is the best in the league, helped by 18 goals scored, the most of any club.
The next three clubs are level on 10 points. Brentford are fourth with two wins and four draws, Everton fifth with the same record and Chelsea sixth with three wins, one draw and two defeats. Chelsea’s record is unusual because they have scored 15 and conceded 13, which gives a goal difference of only plus two, according to the table.
The middle of the table is tight. Leeds United, Hull City, Liverpool and Ipswich Town are all on nine points in seventh to tenth places, Newcastle United are 11th on eight and Crystal Palace 12th on seven, according to the same summary. Liverpool’s record is two wins, three draws and one defeat, with seven goals scored and seven conceded.
At the bottom, Tottenham Hotspur are 19th with three points and no league win, according to NewsX. The report says that they recently equalised in stoppage time through Dominic Solanke against Manchester United while playing with fewer players, but the report does not give the date or the score, so Delima News does not describe the match further. Fulham are last with two points from six games, with no wins, two draws and four defeats.
The gap between City and the bottom is 16 points, which is Delima News’ own calculation from 18 and two. With 32 games left the gap can close, but a perfect start is hard to match: only one club has won all its games.
Two clubs besides City are unbeaten on the records given: Brentford and Everton have each won two and drawn four, which is Delima News’ reading of the table. Goals are spread unevenly: Brighton have scored 18, City 16 and Chelsea 15, while Brentford, in fourth, have scored 12.
City have taken three points a game, the maximum possible, and Arsenal 2.5. Tottenham have taken half a point a game and Fulham a third of a point, calculations that Delima News has made from the points and games played. The sources reviewed do not give the Premier League’s bottom three beyond those two clubs, so the third relegation place is not described.
Delima News has reported on the match between City and Liverpool, a 3-0 win for City earlier in the round, in a separate article.
The figures are from the table after six matches and will change after the next round of fixtures.
Image: The Etihad Stadium, home of Manchester City (file photo). Photo: Chris Morgan / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)
