On April 4th, Beijing time, the 31st round of the Premier League continued, let's take a look at the latest standings changes!
The latest Premier League standings
Reds Liverpool are yet to play this round of fixtures and only need a win over bottom side Sheffield United to keep them in the lead. Arsenal won 2-0 at home against the relegation team Luton Town 2-0 at home with Odegaard and the opponent's own gift, and the Premier League is unbeaten in 10 consecutive rounds, and the points have risen to 68 points, one point ahead of the Reds and the Blue Moon, temporarily topping the table. The Gunners last won the Premier League title back in the 03-04 season, so will they be able to make their dream come true this season?
The Gunners are at the top of the list for the time being
Manchester City's dominance has slipped this season, especially against the BIG6, but they are still firmly in the top three and still have a chance of winning the treble. In this round of home games against fourth-placed Aston Villa, Haaland was absent without their attacking firepower, Rodri opened the scoring and Foden scored a hat-trick as Manchester City thrashed Villa 4-1 to level the Reds with a game in hand, one point behind the Gunners.
Fukuto Hat-Playing Method
Villa's defeat was a good thing for Tottenham behind them, but Tottenham failed to capitalise on a return to the top four, drawing 1-1 away at West Ham United, Brennan Johnson blitzed in the opening five minutes and Kurt Zouma equalised in the 19th minute. Tottenham have only one point, and the points are 57, and they are still two points behind Villa, but Tottenham have a game in hand, and they still have a chance. Newcastle United were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Everton, with Isak opening the scoring and Calvert Calvert-Lewin equalising from the penalty spot in the 88th minute. Newcastle United have risen to 8th place with 44 points, while Everton are 16th with 26 points, and the Toffees have been penalised for one point this season.
Tottenham missed out on a top-four finish
Nottingham Forest beat Fulham 3-1 and Bournemouth beat Crystal Palace 1-0. The Red Devils are currently sixth with 48 points and are not in favour of a European ticket next season. The Blues are unbeaten in their last five matches but have conceded at least two goals in each of them and will have to defend well.