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Premier League 2026/2027
AFC Bournemouth
Vitality Stadium
Latest
D
D
L
Form
24%
The club is known for attacking football under Eddie Howe.
Arsenal
Emirates Stadium
Latest
W
W
W
Form
100%
Arsenal is known for technical and attacking football.
Aston Villa
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Villa Park
Latest
D
L
L
Form
13%
Aston Villa is one of England's oldest clubs and won the European Cup in 1982.
Brentford
Griffin Park
Latest
D
D
W
Form
53%
Brentford uses data analytics for recruitment.
Brighton & Hove Albion
The American Express Community Stadium
Latest
D
L
W
Form
42%
Brighton plays an attractive possession style.
Chelsea
Stamford Bridge
Latest
L
W
W
Form
62%
Chelsea became a top club in the 2000s era.
Coventry City
Ricoh Arena
Latest
L
L
L
Form
0%
Crystal Palace
Selhurst Park
Latest
W
L
L
Form
38%
Selhurst Park is one of the loudest stadiums in England.
Everton
Goodison Park
Latest
D
D
W
Form
53%
Everton is one of the founding members of the Football League.
Fulham
Craven Cottage
Latest
L
L
L
Form
0%
Craven Cottage is one of England's most historic stadiums.
Hull City
KCOM StadiumCity
Latest
D
W
W
Form
75%
Ipswich Town
Portman Road Stadium
Latest
L
L
W
Form
29%
Leeds United
Elland Road
Latest
D
D
W
Form
53%
Leeds is known for intense high pressing football.
Liverpool
Anfield
Latest
W
D
D
Form
58%
Liverpool has won the English top division 19 times and 6 European Cups.
Manchester City
Etihad Stadium
Latest
W
W
W
Form
100%
Manchester City has dominated the Premier League recently.
Manchester United
Old Trafford
Latest
D
W
L
Form
46%
Manchester United has won a record 20 English league titles.
Newcastle United
St. James' Park
Latest
D
W
D
Form
55%
Newcastle has won multiple English titles historically.
Nottingham Forest
The City Ground
Latest
D
D
L
Form
24%
Nottingham Forest won back to back European Cups.
Sunderland
Stadium of Light
Latest
D
W
L
Form
46%
Sunderland has won the English league 6 times.
Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Latest
D
L
L
Form
13%
Tottenham was the first English club to win a European trophy.