Premier League gameweek 15: How the top flight table could change
It’s the most wonderful time of the year when football is on almost every day for the month of December, so we’re back at it again in the Premier League.We’ve got 10 games to cast our eyes over and they could really shake up the table.7With several teams in the relegation battle getting vital wins in recent weeks, any positive results could really alter the outlook in the bottom half of the division.Meanwhile, it’s a similar story at the top with not only Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham swapping places regularly but the likes of Everton, Manchester United, Watford, Leicester City, and Bournemouth, too. But how can the Premier League table look at the end of gameweek 15? Using data from Sportsvisualized.com, talkSPORT.com reveals the highest and lowest potential position for each team at the end of this round of fixtures.You can see the results, below…

---

20. FulhamHighest possible position – 16thLowest possible position – 20th19. BurnleyHighest possible position – 14thLowest possible position – 20th18. SouthamptonHighest possible position – 14thLowest possible position – 20th17. Huddersfield TownHighest possible position – 14thLowest possible position – 20th716. Cardiff CityHighest possible position – 14thLowest possible position – 20th15. Newcastle UnitedHighest possible position – 13thLowest possible position – 19th714. Crystal PalaceHighest possible position – 13thLowest possible position – 19th13. West HamHighest possible position – 11thLowest possible position – 15th12. Wolverhampton WanderersHighest possible position – 11thLowest possible position – 13th11. Brighton and Hove AlbionHighest possible position – 8thLowest possible position – 13th710. WatfordHighest possible position – 6thLowest possible position – 11th9. BournemouthHighest possible position – 6thLowest possible position – 11th8. Leicester CityHighest possible position – 6thLowest possible position – 11th77. Manchester UnitedHighest possible position – 6thLowest possible position – 10th6. EvertonHighest possible position – 6thLowest possible position – 10th75. TottenhamHighest possible position – 3rdLowest possible position – 5th4. ArsenalHighest possible position – 3rdLowest possible position – 5th73. ChelseaHighest possible position – 3rdLowest possible position – 5th2. LiverpoolHighest possible position – 1stLowest possible position – 2nd71. Manchester CityHighest possible position – 1stLowest possible position – 2nd

---

Premier League table: How the top-flight standings could change in Gameweek 29 talkSPORT.com takes a look at where every team could potentially end up after another huge round of fixtures By Anton
Premier League table: How the top-flight standings could

---

Premier League gameweek 23: How the top-flight table could change this weekend talkSPORT.com takes a look at where every team could potentially end up after this weekend's fixtures By Sean O'Brien
Premier League table: How the top-flight standings could

---

tide shifting talkSPORT.com takes a look at where every team could potentially end up after this weekend's fixtures The 2018/19 Premier League season is shaping up to be one of the most exciting in recent years, with absolutely nothing decided as we enter gameweek 25.
Premier League gameweek 25: How the top-flight table could
gistjunction.com/2019/02/01/premier-league-gameweek-25-how-the-top-flight-table-could-change-this-weekend-revealed/
The 2018/19 Premier League season is shaping up to be one of the most exciting in recent years, with absolutely nothing decided as we enter gameweek 25. Liverpool missed the opportunity to go seven points clear of Manchester City on Wednesday night, and Pep Guardiola's men can get to within two points with victory over Arsenal on Sunday.
Premier League gameweek 28: How the top-flight table could
gistjunction.com/2019/02/26/premier-league-gameweek-28-how-the-top-flight-table-could-change-this-week/
Premier League gameweek 28: How the top-flight table could change this week again in the Premier League. There are plenty of important games too with recent
How the top-flight standings could change in Gameweek 29
sportsalert.org/2019/03/01/how-the-top-flight-standings-could-change-in-gameweek-29/
REVEALED talkSPORT.com takes a look at where every team could potentially end up after another huge round of fixtures With ten games to go for all but two Premier League teams, this really is crunch time. All is to play for in the English top-flight and every game a must-win affair. Sadio Mane scored twice
How the 2018/19 Premier League table could change in gameweek

---

Premier League gameweek 23: How the top-flight table could

---

How the 2018/19 Premier League table could change in gameweek 26. Burnley and Southampton have spent the majority of their histories outside the top flight so it

---

There are less than ten games until the end of the season so let's take a look at how the table could change in the remaining matches. Liverpool. A Premier League has been a long time coming for Liverpool but they currently sit second. The Reds have been battling for the top spot with Manchester City, and every match makes a difference to them.
Premier League table: How the top-flight standings could
hollywoodadviser.com/premier-league-table-how-the-top-flight-standings-could-potentially-change-in-gameweek-30/
Premier League table: How the top-flight standings could potentially change in Gameweek 30. March 9, 2019 Hollywood Adviser. Share. Tweet. Pin +1. Share. 0 Shares.
Premier League gameweek 25: How the top-flight table could

---

Premier League table: How the top-flight standings could change in Gameweek 30 Written by: fpnews Posted on: March 8, 2019 The Premier League swings back into action this weekend following a thrilling set of Champions League encounters.
Premier League: How The Top-Flight Table Could Change

Adrian Durham on talkSPORT warns Tottenham fans not to mistake beating Chelsea for improvement
Adrian Durham has warned Tottenham he still does not see any improvement in their side, despite ending Chelsea’s unbeaten run in style.The Drivetime host admitted he was impressed with the way the clubdismantled Maurizio Sarri’s men at Wembley,but was not surprised by the result.3Goals from Dele Alli, Harry Kane and Hueng-Min Son meant Olivier Giroud’s effort was no more than a consolation as they condemned the Blues to their first Premier League defeat of the season in a 3-1 loss.However, Durham was bullish as ever when asked by Drivetime co-host Matt Holland if he had seen sufficient improvement from Mauricio Pochettino’s side.“Spurs beating Chelsea is a nice win, it’s something nice” he stated on Monday.“It’s lovely; there was great football, we’re all big admirers of Harry Kane and I’ve got nothing negative ever to say about Christian Eriksen. There’s lots to admire about Spurs and Pochettino. It’s a nice win – celebrate it, enjoy it!3“But don’t mistake it for improvement. That’s the key here.“Now Spurs have beaten Chelsea in four of the last five seasons. Let’s make it clear, this isn’t a new thing. They’ve not just broken some king of deadlock, they’ve enjoyed better ins than the one on Saturday; the 5-3 New Year’s Day in 2015 was my personal favourite, I don’t think anybody expected Spurs to win. I don’t think ANYBODY expected Spurs to score five – it was an incredible victory.“Two seasons ago was probably the most impressive – Dele Alli got a couple of goals, they beat Chelsea 2-0 and it ended Chelsea’s 13-game winning run. Chelsea were going for the record that night actually and they went on to win the title that season.“So on Saturday, we have to bear in mind as well that [David] Luiz was at his very worst – it was Luiz from the World Cup semi-final of 2014 – Jorginho is slower than the Moose leaving a cake shop, Kepa the keeper is 70million and couldn’t be bothered to dive for Kane’s goal.3“So Chelsea just weren’t at it at all, the manager made some bizarre decisions and it’s very strange this [N’Golo] Kante, Jorginho thing.“So there’s a lot of stuff going on with Chelsea; yeah they’re unbeaten but a bit fortunate to be unbeaten. Spurs played well, but I say so what?“We all know Chelsea weren’t as good as their unbeaten start suggested, we all knew Spurs could beat Chelsea – nothing is different.“They’ve got one of the best keepers in the world, one of the best strikers in the world, one of the best No.10s in the world. They needed to add two, maybe three, top-drawer players in the summer to improve and didn’t do that. “That’s one of the key problems for them, that’s why they look like they’re going to go out of the Champions League early.“Just to sum up, it’s an expected win for Tottenham, it’s not a sign of greatness, it’s no amazing new milestone.“It’s just Spurs beating Chelsea.”

"Jorginho is slower than the moose leaving a cake shop" 'Don't mistake the win vs Chelsea for improvement'@talkSPORTDrive tells Tottenham fans not to get too excited after their win vs #CFC pic.twitter.com/FQ0OcXjUPp— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) November 26, 2018

---

Arsenal fans can't believe how good Samir Nasri was for West

---

Relive Sports Mole's coverage as Aaron Ramsey's penalty gives Wales a vital World Cup qualifying point from their 1-1 draw against Serbia in Belgrade. Tonight's contest carries significant weight
Wales - Slovakia Live Score Commentary in Euro 2016 (2-1

---

Sports Mole rates the performances of Liverpool's players in their 2-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League final. Mohamed Salah opened the scoring for Liverpool from the penalty
Fabinho deputises well in defence, Mohamed Salah shines as

---

Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk has waded into team-mate Dejan Lovren's war of words with Sergio Ramos by admitting the Real Madrid skipper isn't his 'type of central defender'.
Van Dijk: Ramos is not my type of defender - sportskeeda.com

---

Now, a video has been doing the rounds on social media showing two Gunners fans who were wearing Mkhitaryan shirts, being stopped by police in Baku. Mkhitaryan fans are feeling the long arm of the law in Baku ahead of the Europa League final…. .#
Arsenal fans wearing Mkhitaryan shirts stopped by police in

---

Here are the confirmed line-ups: [Teams] Man Utd vs Cardiff City: Confirmed line-ups from Old Trafford on the final day of the Premier League season. Manchester United will look to end a
Manchester United vs Manchester City Preview: Where to Watch

---

Jose Mourinho takes Manchester United training without Paul Pogba as injured star looks set to miss Champions League clash against Sevilla. Alexis Sanchez has struggled find form since his
Man United stars arrive to training without star man and new

---

To add my two cents, I think the whole Gregg vs Kenwright argument is pointless. 90% of fans only care about results on the pitch. The club seems to be moving in the right direction and if we can push for Europe this season, which would have been a massive achievement for us just five years ago, then we're moving in the right direction, so why rock the boat?
Tactics | | Page 8 | Rant Cast - Part 8

---

Redknapp: Pochettino doesn't want January signings - he likes a small squad Mauricio Pochettino will still be happy to end the January transfer window without any new signings, according to
Tottenham transfer news: Harry Redknapp makes new signing

---

Teemu Pukki named Championship player of the year as Norwich team-mate Max Aarons also wins at EFL awards Pukki has been in free-scoring form this season, with his goals firing Norwich to the cusp
Teemu Pukki named Championship player of the year as Norwich

---

Emiliano Sala: Search leader David Mearns admits he's 'a little bit concerned' authorities may not recover wreckage of missing plane Mr Mearns led the privately-funded search which found the
~ Emiliano Sala: Search leader David Mearns admits he's 'a

---

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's official Manchester United legends profile includes stats, photos, videos, social media, debut, latest news and updates. in his battle with a persistent knee injury. On
Manchester United's Solskjaer: I want to repeat Treble

---

Arsenal vs Manchester United in 1999: What if Dennis Bergkamp scored that penalty in FA Cup semi-final replay?
talkSPORT.com looks at key moments in football history, where events could so easily have taken a different course and asks, what if?It has been 20 years since Arsenal and Manchester United‘s thrilling FA Cup match. It was a game that had everything from red cards, glorious goals and here, talkSPORT.com ponders what if Dennis Bergkamp scored THAT penalty in the dying moments?

What happened?

United and Arsenal were battling on all fronts domestically in the 1998/99 season. The former were on the verge of sealing the treble, but the latter were looking to win a second successive League and Cup double.The rivals, and hands down the two best teams in the land, were evenly matched throughout the campaign, but in the end United pipped the Gunners to the Premier League crown by a point on the final day of the season and dumped them out of the FA Cup in the semi-final in the process.That league campaign was breathtaking and is perhaps forgotten about due to Man United’s clean sweep on the trophy front.Arsenal, with Patrick Vieira, Tony Adams, Nicolas Anelka and Bergkamp were a well-balanced side blessed with flair, toughness and a very mean defence. Between January and May the back four conceded just six goals.Only one team could halt their quest for total domination again and in the semi-final replay at Villa Park on 14 April, Arsenal were beaten in extra-time thanks to a memorable Ryan Giggs goal.But before that there were90 minutes of pure drama.David Beckham and Bergkampscored two great goals, Roy Keane was sent off with around 15 minutes remaining and, asfull-time edged closer and people anxiously checked their watches, Ray Parlour was brought down by an exhausted Phil Neville in the 18-yard box.Penalty to Arsenal.I would have had my house on Dennis Bergkamp scoring the penalty, Parlour later said.“I remember asking the referee David Elleray how long was left and he said, This is the last kick of the game. It was Dennis versus Schmeichel and he saved it.”Cue euphoria from United.4

But what if he didnt miss?

Well,Giggswould not have scored his wonder goal andArsenalwould have contested the FA Cup final against Newcastle instead.United’s treble dream would have been over, muchto the delight of Liverpool fans; the Reds having celebrated their own treble success – First Division, European Cup and League Cup – 15 years earlier.It wasneck-and-neck in the title race at the time – a point separated them – anda win could well have provided Arsenal with the boost needed to win the league instead. “If Bergkamp had have scored, they’d have won the double. That’s just how small the margins are, and I think that’s the standout for me,” current United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said.In the penultimate games of the Premier League season, United drew withBlackburn and Arsenal lostat Leeds.“Nigel Winterburn was kicked off and [Jimmy Floyd] Hasselbaink scored at the far post and [Kaba] Diawara hit the bar twice,” Arsene Wenger said of the Leeds defeat.“After that [United] won the Champions League final in the last minutes – it was a miracle year for them, he added.Sir Alex Ferguson claimedhis players “played in agony to get the victory” at Villa Park following Keane’s red card. A week later, on the back of this momentum, the clubfought back from 2-0 down to beat Juventus and set upthe Champions League final against Bayern Munich.4Certainly, there is a belief among Gooners that beating Unitedwould have broken them mentally and stopped them from becoming English champions at the very least.Giggs goal is what decided their season, Wenger said, believingthe win gave his rivals the edge in the title race.I can still hear the shouts of their team having won, he said of the FA Cup clash. They couldnt believe it because they were down to 10 men. And I think that put them on a wave of euphoria and then they won the title – just.Once again, its all subjective because no one can say what would have really happened, so we’ll just end with this fromFergie: That [FA Cup] game had everything, absolutely everything.4

---

Arsenal vs Manchester United in 1999: What if Dennis Bergkamp scored that penalty in FA Cup semi-final replay? Sunday, 14 April 2019 talkSPORT.com looks at key moments in football history, where events could so easily have taken a different course and asks, what if?
Manchester United's 1999 treble xG breakdown: Arsenal, FA Cup

---

The semi-final round was notable for the climax to the season-long rivalry between Arsenal and Manchester United. As the first game went to a nil-nil draw, the match went to a replay. This was to
2005 FA Cup Final - Wikipedia

---

Arsenal 1 v 2 Manchester United (aet), 1999 - Semi-final Replay Whatever your checklist for a great game, this one ticked all the boxes. United took the lead when David Beckham's strike from distance beat David Seaman, but the Gunners drew level after half time through Dennis Bergkamp.
20 years ago Manchester United and Arsenal fought THAT FA Cup

---

The 2005 FA Cup Final was a football match played between Arsenal and Manchester United on 21 May 2005 at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff.It was the final match of the 2004-05 FA Cup, the 124th season of English football's primary cup competition, the FA Cup.
Arsenal vs Manchester United: Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville and

---

Arsenal vs Manchester United in 1999: What if Dennis Bergkamp scored that penalty in FA Cup semi-final replay? The Gunners were a spot-kick away from destroying Fergie's treble hopes, but Peter
What if Dennis Bergkamp scored that penalty in FA Cup semi
fussboll.com/2019/04/14/what-if-dennis-bergkamp-scored-that-penalty-in-fa-cup-semi-final-replay/
It has been 20 years since Arsenal and Manchester United's thrilling FA Cup match. It was a game that had everything from red cards, glorious goals and here, talkSPORT.com ponders what if Dennis Bergkamp scored THAT penalty in the dying moments?
Arsenal vs Manchester United in 1999: What if Dennis Bergkamp

---

Manchester United's 1999 treble xG breakdown: Arsenal, FA Cup semi-final replay. How would 1999 look in the 21st century? The Independent joined up with StatsBomb to analyse three key United games
Arsenal v Manchester United: Classic FA Cup ties

---

The greatest game of the greatest era: 20 years ago Manchester United and Arsenal fought THAT FA Cup epic, featuring David Beckham's brilliance, Peter Schmeichel's penalty save from Dennis
Peter Schmeichel's save in 1999 FA Cup semi-final cost

---

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer believes Peter Schmeichel's dramatic save from Dennis Bergkamp's penalty in the 1999 FA Cup semi-final replay between Manchester United and Arsenal altered the course of
1998-99 FA Cup Semi-Final Relpay : Arsenal 1:2 Manchester United

---

The 1999 FA Cup semi-final replay between Manchester United and Arsenal will always be remembered for that Ryan Giggs goal. Giggs ran with the ball from inside his own half, beat four defenders

---

Arsenal vs Manchester United in 1999: What if Dennis Bergkamp

Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has most Premier League goals in 2018 but Harry Kane, Sergio Aguero and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all closing in
Calendar year goals? Yes, it’s a thing and last year Tottenham striker Harry Kane blew the competition out of the water.The England ace ended 2017 with a staggering 56 goals in 53 games (in all competitions) to beat Lionel Messi (54), Robert Lewandowski, Cristiano Ronaldo and Edinson Cavani (all 53)But who is top of the pops in the Premier League so far in 2018?

1. Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) 22 Premier League goals in 2018

12

2. Harry Kane (Tottenham) 19 Premier League goals

12

3.Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal) 18 Premier League goals

12

4. Sergio Aguero (Manchester City) 17 Premier League goals

12

5. Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) 15 Premier League goals

12

=6. Eden Hazard (Chelsea) 14 Premier League goals

12

=6. Glenn Murray (Brighton) 14 Premier League goals

12

=8. Sadio Mane (Liverpool) 12 Premier League goals

12

=8. Raheem Sterling (Manchester City) 12 Premier League goals

12

=10. Josh King (Bournemouth) 11 Premier League goals

12

=10. Marko Arnautovic (West Ham) 11 Premier League goals

12

=10. Alexandre Lacazette (Arsenal) 11 Premier League goals

12

---

'PFA refused to cover costs of life-saving heart operation

---

West Ham transfer news: £24m deal for Villarreal creator Pablo Fornals is reportedly close. By any acceleration of West Ham's attempts to sign the Villarreal star lends credence to
West Ham set to sign Pablo Fornals from Villarreal - Vbox TV

---

Thierry Henry gives Monaco star brutal stare for not tucking chair in during press conference with Benoît Badiashile. the exit was blocked by Badiashile who failed to tuck in his chair
'Full dad mode!': Henry gives 17yo player 'death stare' for

---

Piers Morgan has challenged Arsenal star Mesut Ozil to 'step up' and put in a 'big performance' in Sunday's north London derby against Tottenham. The Gunners super fan has described the
What Mesut Ozil's departure from Arsenal would mean for the

---

Bayern Munich vs Liverpool: Champions League score, goals and updates from the Allianz Arena Liverpool were held to a goalless draw at Anfield in the first leg Jurgen Klopp's side will need to score to reach the quarter-finals Bayern Munich have won only one of their eight matches in European competition against Liverpool Robert Lewandowski […]
The storied history between Liverpool and Bayern Munich

---

Salomon Rondon was playing for West Brom when he accidentally caught James McCarthy's leg. Salomon Rondon breaks down in tears as he recalls Everton midfielder James McCarthy's horror leg break.
Salomon Rondon breaks down in tears as he recalls Everton

---

VICTOR MOSES has become the first big-name casualty of Maurizio Sarri's Chelsea reign after completing a move to Fenerbahce. Moses has signed an 18-month loan deal with the Turkish strugglers
Chelsea winger Victor Moses on brink of Fenerbahce move

---

Transfer deadline day: Every done deal completed by Premier

---

Following the postponement of Friday's Scottish Cup fourth round tie with Cowdenbeath, Rangers fans were eager to see Jermain Defoe and Steven Davis in competitive action.
Rangers fans on Twitter loved seeing Defoe out at Ibrox

---

Lionel Messi left Anfield in tears after Liverpool sensationally wrecked his personal crusade to win Barcelona their sixth European Cup. Messi was left inconsolable after the 4-0 defeat.
Buy Lionel Messi Merchandise | Only Official Goods
AD

---

Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano (right) says the City Football Group could acquire "two or three" more clubs. The owners of Manchester City are considering buying a club in India
Manchester City Owners Considering Investment In Indian Club

---

Declan Rice apologises for 'Up the Ra' social media posts. The England midfielder recently switched allegiances from the Republic of Ireland.
Football news: Declan Rice IRA, social media, England

---