EFFIONG NYONG EDITORIALS: PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE

Sunday, 31 March 2013

PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE

P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
1	Man United	30	25	2	3	39	77
2	Man City	30	18	8	4	29	62
3	Tottenham	31	17	6	8	15	57
4	Chelsea	30	16	7	7	27	55
5	Arsenal	30	15	8	7	26	53
6	Everton	30	13	12	5	12	51
7	Liverpool	30	12	9	9	18	45
8	West Brom	31	13	5	13	0	44
9	Swansea	31	10	10	11	1	40
10	Fulham	29	9	9	11	-4	36
11	West Ham	30	10	6	14	-9	36
12	Southampton	31	8	10	13	-9	34
13	Stoke	31	7	13	11	-9	34
14	Norwich	31	7	13	11	-19	34
15	Newcastle	31	9	6	16	-15	33
16	Sunderland	31	7	10	14	-10	31
17	Wigan	30	8	6	16	-20	30
18	Aston Villa	30	7	9	14	-25	30
19	QPR	30	4	11	15	-22	23
20	Reading	31	5	8	18	-25	23

Round 31 - as at 00:00 AM, 31/03/1

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Sunday, 31 March 2013

PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE

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