Premier League table: How the top-flight could potentially change this weekend

Premier League table: How the top-flight could potentially change this weekend
Premier League football is back with a huge weekend of action following the international break.Liverpool resume their title challenge and could be handed a huge boost on Sunday if they can beat Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield, but Manchester City get to strike first as they play Fulham on Saturday afternoon.9

Liverpool’s Premier League home run currently stretches 36 games

Elsewhere, you can hear live commentary of not one but TWO games live on the talkSPORT network.First, on talkSPORT 2, you can hear Brighton take on fellow strugglers Southampton at 3pm, and then later on talkSPORT we have West Ham United vs Everton from the London Stadium.

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talkSPORT is your home of live football! Here's what's coming up on talkSPORT and talkSPORT 2...

• West Brom vs Birmingham (Friday, 8pm) talkSPORT 2
• Brighton vs Southampton (Saturday, 3pm)  talkSPORT 2
• West Ham vs Everton (Saturday, 5:30pm)  talkSPORT
• Middlesbrough vs Norwich (Saturday, 5:30pm)  talkSPORT 2
• Portsmouth vs Sunderland (Sunday, 2:30pm)  talkSPORT 2

But how could the table look by the end of the weekend? 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

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20. Huddersfield

Highest possible position: 19thLowest possible position: 20th

19: Fulham

Highest possible position: 19thLowest possible position: 20th

18: Cardiff

Highest possible position: 16thLowest possible position: 18th9

Cardiff boss Neil Warnock celebrates a win

17: Burnley

Highest possible position: 15thLowest possible position: 18th

16: Southampton

Highest possible position: 14thLowest possible position: 18th

15:Brighton

Highest possible position: 13thLowest possible position: 17th

14: Crystal Palace

Highest possible position: 13thLowest possible position: 17th9

Crystal Palace players celebrate Andros Townsend’s goal against Burnley.

13: Newcastle United

Highest possible position: 12thLowest possible position: 15th

12: Bournemouth

Highest possible position: 10thLowest possible position: 13th

11: Everton

Highest possible position: 8thLowest possible position: 12th9

Everton players celebrate with Gylfi Sigurdsson.

10: Leicester City

Highest possible position: 7thLowest possible position: 12th

9:West Ham

Highest possible position: 7thLowest possible position: 11th

8: Watford

Highest possible position: 7thLowest possible position: 10th9

Gerard Deulofeu and Troy Deeney are performing well together

7:Wolves

Highest possible position: 7thLowest possible position: 10th

6: Chelsea

Highest possible position: 4thLowest possible position: 6th9

Sarri is teetering on the edge at Chelsea

5: Manchester United

Highest possible position: 3rdLowest possible position: 6th9

Ole’s at the wheel – and this time it’s permanent

4: Arsenal

Highest possible position: 3rdLowest possible position: 6th9

Granit Xhaka is an ever-present in Unai Emery’s Arsenal midfield

3: Tottenham

Highest possible position: 3rdLowest possible position: 5th

2: Manchester City

Highest possible position: 1stLowest possible position: 2nd

1: Liverpool

Highest possible position: 1stLowest possible position: 2ndGetty9

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