The Premier League has entered the November international break with Arsenal leading the standings on 27 points after 10 matches in the 2026/27 season.

The Gunners have won nine of their opening 10 games, building their advantage through consistent performances and a strong defence. Mikel Arteta's side have conceded only five goals and head into the pause on a five-match winning run.

Brighton are the biggest surprise among the early challengers, sitting second with 22 points. Fabian Hürzeler's team have scored 26 goals, the highest tally in the division, and boast a goal difference of +19. Their victories over Arsenal and Manchester City have further strengthened their position as serious contenders.

Manchester City occupy third place with 21 points but face questions after losing three consecutive matches. Liverpool complete the top four with 18 points, although the chasing teams remain close behind.

Chelsea and Everton are level on 16 points in fifth and sixth positions respectively. Bournemouth follow with 15 points, while Brentford and Leeds United have collected 14 points each. Aston Villa sit 10th with 13 points, ahead of Tottenham and Newcastle, who are tied on 12.

EPL STANDINGS

The middle of the table remains tightly contested, with several clubs needing consistent results to challenge for European qualification. Bournemouth's recent run of four wins in five matches has given them an opportunity to move higher.

At the other end, Manchester United are in 18th place with eight points from one league victory. Sunderland occupy 19th on the same points tally, while Crystal Palace are bottom with seven points and a goal difference of -14.

Hull City and Ipswich Town, both newly promoted, have each collected 11 points and sit 13th and 14th. Coventry City are also outside the relegation zone in 17th with nine points.

With no Premier League matches scheduled for November 14, attention now shifts to international fixtures. Clubs will return later in the month, with Arsenal seeking to protect their lead and struggling sides looking to improve their positions.