English Premier League table 2022/23: Updated EPL standings and race for title, Champions League places, and relegation survival

Now that Arsenal’s game in hand has been played, their battle with Manchester City should become even more compelling.

Arsenal extended their lead to five points by edging Bournemouth after City won their game at home to Newcastle.

Manchester United look unlikely to challenge after being embarrassed 7-0 at Liverpool, leaving the Carabao Cup winners nine points adrift of City.

The scrap for fourth place continues to be a fierce one after both the Magpies and Tottenham lost. Brighton took full advantage with a 4-0 win at home to West Ham, while Fulham could also make up some ground on Monday in the chase for the final Champions League berth that comes with fourth place.

At the other end of the table, there are only six points separating the bottom nine clubs, as things grow increasingly desperate for the likes of Leeds, Bournemouth, West Ham and Leicester City, who all dropped points in their most recent results.

Southampton showed life with a big home win that lifted them out of the cellar, but Everton threw away points in a draw with Nottingham Forest.

Below is the full Premier League table followed by a snapshot of each race.

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English Premier League table 2022/23

Updated as of Sunday, March 5.

Pos	Team	Points	Matches Played	Goals Scored	Goal Difference	Next Match
1.	Arsenal	63	26	59	+34	@ FUL, March 12
2.	Man City	58	26	66	+41	@ CRY, March 11
3.	Man United	49	25	41	+6	vs. SOU, March 12
4.	Tottenham	45	26	46	+10	vs. NOT, March 11
5.	Liverpool	42	25	47	+19	@ BOU, March 11
6.	Newcastle	41	24	40	+12	vs. WOL, March 12
7.	Fulham	39	25	36	+5	@ BRE, March 6
8.	Brighton	38	23	43	+14	@ LEE, March 11
9.	Brentford	35	23	37	+7	vs. FUL, March 6
10.	Chelsea	34	25	24	-1	@ LEI, March 11
11.	Aston Villa	34	25	31	-7	@ WHU, March 12
12.	Crystal Palace	27	25	21	-11	vs. MCI, March 11
13.	Wolves	27	26	19	-16	@ NEW, March 12
14.	Nott’m Forest	26	25	20	-24	@ TOT, March 11
15.	Leicester City	24	25	36	-7	vs. CHE, March 11
16.	West Ham	23	25	23	-10	vs. AVL, March 12
17.	Leeds United	22	25	29	-11	vs. BRI, March 11
18.	Everton	22	26	19	-19	vs. BRE, March 11
19.	Southampton	21	25	20	-21	@ MUN, March 12
20.	Bournemouth	21	25	24	-27	vs. LIV, March 11

Premier League title race

Arsenal remain in a strong position with 12 games of the Premier League season remaining, although they still have to play City, Liverpool, Newcastle and Chelsea.

City will be eagerly anticipating their game against the Gunners at Etihad Stadium on April 26, while United are closer to sixth than second after their unexpected thrashing at Anfield.

Pos	Team	Points	Matches Played	Goals Scored	Goal Difference	Next Match
1.	Arsenal	63	26	59	+34	@ FUL, March 12
2.	Man City	58	26	66	+41	@ CRY, March 11
3.	Man United	49	24	41	+6	vs. SOU, March 12

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Champions League places, European places

The top four in the table automatically qualify to next season’s Champions League group stage. Fifth place, along with the FA Cup winner, qualify directly to the Europa League group stage. 

With Manchester United winning the Carabao Cup and also on track to finish in the top four, that means the Conference League qualifying spot that is awarded the Carabao winners will be passed on to the 6th-place team in the Premier League table (for now). 

If Man City or Man United win the FA Cup, then the Europa League group stage spot that comes with that trophy would go to 6th place, while the Conference League qualifying spot gets bumped down to the 7th place team.

Pos	Team	Points	Matches Played	Goals Scored	Goal Difference	Next Match
1.	Arsenal	63	26	59	+34	@ FUL, March 12
2.	Man City	58	26	66	+41	@ CRY, March 11
3.	Man United	49	24	41	+13	@ LIV, March 5
4.	Tottenham	45	26	46	+10	vs. NOT, March 11
5.	Newcastle	41	24	35	+18	vs. WOL, March 12
6.	Liverpool	39	24	40	+12	vs. MUN, March 5
7.	Fulham	39	25	36	+5	@ BRE, March 6
8.	Brighton	38	23	43	+14	@ LEE, March 11
9.	Brentford	35	23	37	+7	vs. FUL, March 6
10.	Chelsea	34	25	24	-1	@ LEI, March 11
11.	Aston Villa	34	25	31	-7	@ WHU, March 12

Premier League relegation

Good luck trying to project who will finish in the bottom three and suffer relegation to the second-tier of English football. 

With nine clubs within six points, that’s as tight as things can be with about 13 games remaining for every team. There’s still a lot that can happen, and with the likes of West Ham, Leicester City, Leeds, and Everton in the relegation mix, there are sure to be some dramatic twists.

The Nottingham Forest vs. Everton match on Sunday could have provided either side a much-needed boost, but neither changed table position after a 2-2 draw.

Pos	Team	Points	Matches Played	Goals Scored	Goal Difference	Next Match
12.	Crystal Palace	27	25	21	-11	vs. MCI, March 11
13.	Wolves	27	26	19	-16	@ NEW, March 12
14.	Nott’m Forest	26	25	20	-24	@ TOT, March 11
15.	Leicester City	24	25	36	-7	vs. CHE, March 11
16.	West Ham	23	25	23	-10	vs. AVL, March 12
17.	Leeds United	22	25	29	-11	vs. BRI, March 11
18.	Everton	22	26	19	-19	vs. BRE, March 11
19.	Southampton	21	25	20	-21	@ MUN, March 12
20.	Bournemouth	21	25	24	-27	vs. LIV, March 11

The bottom three teams on May 28, 2023 will be relegated to the second-tier Championship.

Premier League 2022/23 TV channels, live streams

	UK	USA	Canada	Australia
TV channel	Sky Sports, BT Sport	USA Network, Telemundo, Universo	—	—
Streaming	NOW TV, Sky Go, Amazon Prime	fuboTV, Peacock	fuboTV Canada	Optus Sport

UK: Matches are carried across Sky Sports and BT Sport streaming and TV platforms, with select matches on Amazon Prime.

USA: Select matches are televised on USA Network (English) and Telemundo or Universo (Spanish), and all three channels can be streamed on fuboTV. The rest of the matches are streamed on NBC platform Peacock for subscribers.

Canada: Every Premier League game streams live and on demand exclusively via fuboTV.

Australia: Fans in Australia can stream matches live and on demand on Optus Sport.