How many teams are in the Premier League?

The Premier League consists of 20 teams who each play 38 matches per season, facing every other team twice — once at home and once away.

Who are the top scorers in the Premier League this season?

The Premier League top scorers list changes weekly. Check our live standings page for the most current golden boot race data.

The Premier League table is updated after every match. Visit our standings page for live rankings, points, and goal difference.

Aston Villa: Unai Emery has transformed Villa into a formidable force. Their tactical discipline, combined with individual brilliance, has seen them challenge for Champions League spots. Their home form, in particular, has been outstanding.
West Ham United: Despite a challenging start, David Moyes' side has found a way to grind out results, often through clever counter-attacking play and set-piece prowess. They're comfortably in the top half, exceeding many pre-season predictions.
Brighton & Hove Albion: While they've had their ups and downs, Brighton continue to play attractive football and develop young talent. Their ability to compete with bigger clubs despite a smaller budget is a proof of their smart recruitment and coaching.

Chelsea: Despite significant investment, Chelsea continue to struggle for consistency. Their talented squad has yet to gel, and their goal-scoring issues persist. They are far from where a club of their stature expects to be.
Manchester United: While showing flashes of brilliance, Manchester United's season has been marred by inconsistency and defensive lapses. Their position in the table is below what fans and pundits would anticipate given their resources.
Newcastle United: After a stellar last season, Newcastle have found the dual demands of Premier League and Champions League football challenging. Injuries have played a part, but their league form has dipped significantly.