There will undoubtedly be plenty more twists and turns between now and the end of the season when it comes to the top-four race. As things stand, Arsenal and Man City look certainties to finish in the top four and that leaves the final two positions very much up for grabs with a place in the 2023/24 Champions League on offer.
Newcastle United and Manchester United are in third and fourth respectively but that could all change in the weeks ahead. Cristian Stellini's Tottenham, who have spent the vast majority of the campaign in the top four, are three points behind in fifth, with Aston Villa, Brighton & Hove Albion and Liverpool making up the top eight.
If Tottenham are to play in Europe's premier competition for the second consecutive year, consistency is going to be key in the run-in. Having slipped up away at Southampton and Everton recently after conceding last-minute equalisers against the struggling sides, Tottenham cannot afford for history to repeat itself or it could prove very costly in terms of the final table.
