This is what the Premier classification looks like after Arsenal and Manchester City wins

The Premier League remains more exciting than ever when the greatest classic in English football history takes place this Sunday, the Manchester United-Liverpool. Meanwhile, this Saturday there was a new change of leader in the English championship, where the title is about three, the Mikel Arteta’s Arsenalhe Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool and the Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City.

Premier League standings

Pos	eq	Q	v	AND	d	GF	GC	Pts
1		31	22	5	4	75	24	71
2		30	twenty-one	7	2	70	28	70
3		31	twenty-one	7	3	71	31	70
4		32	18	6	8	66	49	60
5		30	17	6	7	62	44	57
6		30	fifteen	3	12	43	44	48
7		32	13	9	10	52	56	48
8		31	14	5	12	65	52	47
9		29	12	7	10	53	fifty	43
10		31	Eleven	10	10	51	49	43
Eleven		31	12	6	13	44	49	42
12		31	Eleven	8	12	Four. Five	55	41
13		32	Eleven	6	fifteen	47	51	39
14		31	7	9	fifteen	36	54	30
fifteen		31	9	8	14	32	42	29
16		32	7	8	17	Four. Five	58	29
17		31	7	8	16	39	53	25
18		32	6	7	19	Four. Five	65	25
19		32	4	7	twenty-one	32	67	19
twenty		30	3	6	twenty-one	28	80	fifteen

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After this Saturday’s results, the leader of the Premier is again the Arsenal, which was imposed on Brighton by Roberto De Zerbi (0-3) and has one more point than Liverpool, 2nd before measuring this Sunday at Manchester United, and another to him City of Manchester (who lost Crystal palace for 2-4 three days before facing the real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu in the first leg of the quarterfinals of the Champions League).

He Liverpool He needs to win at least at Old Trafford to become sole leader again. With a draw, the Reds and Gunners would be level on points but Arsenal would be ahead on goal difference.