Latest 2024/25 Premier League Table And Standings After Game Week 29

It’s all to play for in England as we resume the club actions after a full-of-entertainment international break. Who would’ve expected the Premier League Table like this? As we are moving closer to the conclusion of the season, it’s not difficult to predict —a lot of expectations. And the new Champions League Format will have a part to play.

Will the increased number of matches offer a good momentum or will fatigue haunt the 2024/25 season during the final stretch of games? All to speculate and confirm. Will Liverpool maintain the huge lead until the end of the season to get their hands on the EPL trophy or will the inevitable strike, and will Arsenal finish at the top by reducing the points gap?

Is Chelsea back? Will London be Blue this season? or the Nottingham Forest historic season will reward them with European qualification. Only time will tell. Will the bottom three of the Premier League Table 2024/25 remain like this? The answers will be divulged as we resume the club action soon in April 2025 post International break.

The Standings of 2024/25 Premier League Table after MD – 29

Position	Team	Played	Win	Draw	Loss	Goals For	Goals Against	Goal Difference	Points
1	Liverpool	29	21	7	1	69	27	+42	70
2	Arsenal	29	16	10	3	53	24	+29	58
3	Nottingham Forest	29	16	6	7	49	35	+14	54
4	Chelsea	29	14	7	8	53	37	+16	49
5	Manchester City	29	14	6	9	55	40	+15	48
6	Newcastle United	28	14	5	9	47	38	+9	47
7	Brighton & Hove Albion	29	12	11	6	48	42	+6	47
8	Fulham	29	12	9	8	43	38	+5	45
9	Aston Villa	29	12	9	8	41	45	-4	45
10	Bournemouth	29	12	8	9	48	36	+12	44
11	Brentford	29	12	5	12	50	45	+5	41
12	Crystal Palace	28	10	9	9	36	33	+3	39
13	Manchester United	29	10	7	12	37	40	-3	37
14	Tottenham Hotspur	29	10	4	15	55	43	+12	34
15	Everton	29	7	13	9	32	36	-4	34
16	West Ham United	29	9	7	13	33	49	-16	34
17	Wolverhampton Wanderers	29	7	5	17	40	58	-18	26
18	Ipswich Town	29	3	8	18	28	62	-34	17
19	Leicester City	29	4	5	20	25	65	-40	17
20	Southampton	29	2	3	24	21	70	-49	9

The top four in the Latest Premier League standings

As things stand, Liverpool is the table topper with 12 points clear at the top. Led by their Dutch manager Arne Slot, the Reds are sitting in 1st position with 70 points. While, Arsenal is second, having 58 points in 29 games, after being so close the last couple of seasons to winning the league. So far they are not looking good, winning 16 matches with 10 games drawn and three defeats. Can Mikel Arteta give the Gunners the final push that finally gets them the trophy, though it seems impossible?

Liverpool have won 21 out of their 29 league games and won against all the top sides this season, including Pep Guardiola’s Man City and Arteta’s Arsenal. The only loss came against Nottingham Forest, where the Merseyside Red endured a 0-1 loss

Meanwhile, the Sky Blues are dropped to 5th, accumulating 48 points, Manchester City have won only 14 out of their 29 league games and drawn 6 matches while already suffering 9 Premier League defeats this season. Consistency and Manchester City always come in the same sentence. It is unexpected to see the defending champions in the current state, or can they possibly turn the tables from now onwards?

This term, Nottingham Forest has been more than impressive, sitting in third with 54 points in 29 league games. The two-time Champions League winner club spearheaded by their Portuguese boss Nuno Espirito looks certain to finish within the top four to secure a UEFA Champions League berth.

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How does the middle of the Premier League Table this season look so far?

Enzo Maresca and Chelsea started well but have lost their momentum in the last few match weeks, dropping points and returning to the top four. The Blues occupy 4th place in the standings and Newcastle United are 6th, along with Fulham who are 8th on the points table.

Unai Emery managed Aston Villa, which is 9th on the table right now, and they aren’t looking in great shape in the League, unlike their Champions League campaign. Will they be able to regain their momentum or will discipline be an issue for the team again this season? At number 7th with 47 points, we have Brighton & Hove, they were also among the favourites for a top-four finish this year.

14th-placed, Tottenham Hotspur have won 10 out of their 29 matches and lost 15 times, which is less than the tolerable performance from the North London side. And it is something that is simply not acceptable from Ange Postecoglou, who suffers from constant criticism by the media. Fellow London club, Brentford are seven points clear with 41 points, having won 12 and as many games, in the 11th position.

A ray of hope had emerged for the Red Devils with the arrival of Ruben Amorim, however, things have not changed much after starting in 14th place to now one spot above at 13th. They have just 37 points in 29 games. Amorim has taken charge of United following the sacking of Erik ten Hag following the 2-1 defeat to West Ham United. While they are not competing for the top 4 positions as of now, they are known to give the biggest upsets in the league.

The relegation battle

Prior to the season, everyone believed Ipswitch town, which is a recent introduction to the League, would see their way out at the end of the season. However, as of now, Ipswich is being accompanied by Leicester City and Southampton, in the relegation zone and Everton, West Ham United and Wolves have moved up to a safe zone.

The Tractor Boys and the Foxes have equal points 17 in as many outings after match week 29. For the Saints, their top-flight football could be snatched as per current circumstances, sitting at the bottom of the table with 9 points in as many games.

March was all about football. And this year it has gotten bigger. More matches and more fun. Feast your eyes as we resume the club competitions in March. Will your favourite team maintain good performance? Only time will tell.

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