The 2025-26 Premier League table is absolutely bonkers and so tight.

Visitors United are set for their second match under interim manager Michael Carrick, off the back of their impressive win in the Manchester derby last time out. Meanwhile Arsenal are looking to maintain their advantage at the top of the table as they go in pursuit of a first league title for 22 years.

Two clubs on opposite halves of the English Premier League table meet up on Sunday, as Chelsea looks to grab a win on the road against Crystal Palace. Chelsea might be a club experiencing topsy-turvy results this season, but they still remain near the top of the EPL standings, with a chance to qualify for European competition next season.

Don't look now, but the EFL Championship is already well past the halfway point of the 2025-26 season and the race for Premier League promotion is quickly heating up.

Pore over some simple numbers over a longer period, and you will see that this season is not quite as anomalous as many have claimed

In the debut of ESPN's Premier League Power Rankings, a look at all 20 teams, including why Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham are better than the table suggests.

The Big Six are having a tough time this season, but the Champions League and Deloitte money lists show why the idea persists and prevails.

A look at how top-flight sides employ the art of the dribble, from super-keen Manchester City down to semi-reluctant Crystal Palace