Every Premier League club has now played at least 19 games which means we have belatedly reached the half-way point of the season.
Arsenal top the pile with 50 points after an outstanding start to the season - with their only defeat coming to Manchester United in September - and boast a five-point buffer to reigning champions Manchester City in second. Newcastle and United round out the top four, with disappointing ninth and 10th places for Liverpool and Chelsea.
Southampton changed managers but are still bottom, with Everton only saved from the ignominy of 20th place on goal difference. Bournemouth are the third team in the drop zone but Wolves, West Ham, Leeds and Leicester are all still looking over their shoulders.
