This is how the Premier League standings remain after Arsenal’s victory

with the parties Arsenal-Ipswich Town and Brighton-Brentford The 18th day of the Premier ended this Friday, the traditional Boxing Daywhich took place on Thursday. This Saturday there is no match in the said championship. English football’s Christmas marathon continues this Sunday, when the 19th matchday begins, which runs between December 30 and January 1.

Premier League standings

Pos	equipment		Q	v	AND	d	GF	GC	Pts
1		Liverpool	17	13	3	1	40	17	42
2		Arsenal	18	10	6	2	35	16	36
3		Chelsea	18	10	5	3	38	21	35
4		Nottingham Forest	18	10	4	4	24	19	34
5		Newcastle UnitedEdit	18	8	5	5	30	21	29
6		Bournemouth	18	8	5	5	27	21	29
7		City of Manchester	18	8	4	6	30	26	28
8		Fulham	18	7	7	4	26	23	28
9		Aston Villa	18	8	4	6	26	29	28
10		Brighton and Hove Albion	18	6	8	4	27	26	26
11		Brentford	18	7	3	8	32	32	24
12		Tottenham Hotspur	18	7	2	9	39	26	23
13		West Ham	18	6	5	7	23	30	23
14		Manchester United	18	6	4	8	21	24	22
15		Everton	17	3	8	6	15	22	17
16		Crystal Palace	18	3	8	7	18	26	17
17		Wolverhampton Wanderers	18	4	3	11	29	40	15
18		City of Leicester	18	3	5	10	22	40	14
19		Town of Ipswich	18	2	6	10	16	33	12
20		Southampton	18	1	3	14	11	37	6

See the full classification

After the Gunners win against Ipswich Town 1-0he Arsenal took second place in the Premier League from Chelsea. The team led by Mikel Arteta He finished second, 6 points behind the leader Liverpool (who is missing a game, the postponed derby against Everton). He Liverpool has 42 points, the Arsenal 36 and the Chelseathird now, 35.

The champion, the Pep Guardiola’s Manchester Cityis still in crisis and seventh, outside the European places and 12 points behind Liverpool.