The 2025-26 Premier League table is live, as 19 teams hope to be the one that denies Liverpool repeat status as champions of England's top tier. Yes, the 10-month grind that is the Premier League season began on August 15 and will not stop until we've determined the league champions, top four, and relegation places.

From August to May, the Premier League is a staple on the calendar for most football fans each and every weekend.

When Liverpool faltered earlier this year, Arsenal picked up steam. They went on a run that led to them grabbing first place in the Premier League, a spot they have not relinquished over the past couple of months. The Gunners are riding a five-match win streak in league play, having won seven matches overall dating back to last month.

While England has produced some of the Premier League’s finest talents since the league’s inception in 1992, there’s no denying that players from around the world have often provided that extra sprinkle of brilliance.

With their exits from the cups, Manchester United now only has the Premier League ahead until the end of the season. The team is currently sixth, with 32 points, and is under pressure after three consecutive draws.

Antoine Semenyo has joined Manchester City from Bournemouth and Pep Guardiola's men might not be done with their January business.

Even though the Whites just suffered a 4–3 defeat to Newcastle, a previous stretch of three draws against Sunderland, Liverpool and Man Utd got Leeds United up to 16th. Daniel Farke’s men are now projected to end 2025–26 with around 41 points, enough to survive another season in the Premier League.

Which Premier League managers and players are in the mix for the end-of-season awards? Let's pick the front-runners for each category!

Welcome to part three in our series this week on The Premier League Owners, the people behind English top-flight clubs. Here, we look at the last surviving homegrown owners and ask how long they can hold on. You can read the other articles in the series ...

Catch score and play-by-play updates from the English Premier League 2025-26 Matchday 21 clash between Arsenal and Liverpool on Friday, 9 January, at the Emirates Stadium in London, as it happened