How the PL would look with separate first-half and second-half tables

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While some Premier League teams have been quick out of the blocks this season, other sides are notoriously bad starters.

Manchester United and Chelsea are two of the best first-half teams, but they have struggled to maintain that level of performance after the break.

We’ve looked at how the league standings would look when separating first-half and second-half results. Note: The tables only take into account goals scored in that specific half.

First-half table

1. Liverpool – 77 points
2. Man Utd – 69 points
3. Man City – 68 points
4. Chelsea – 61 points
5. Everton – 54 points
6. Tottenham – 53 points
7. Arsenal – 50 points
8. Leicester – 49 points
9. West Ham – 46 points
10. Sheff Utd – 44 points
11. Southampton – 43 points
12. Aston Villa – 43 points
13. Brighton – 40 points
14. Crystal Palace – 39 points
15. Watford – 39 points
16. Newcastle – 37 points
17. Burnley – 37 points
18. Norwich – 36 points
19. Wolves – 32 points
20. Bournemouth – 31 points

Second-half table

1. Man City – 74 points
2. Liverpool – 72 points
3. Leicester – 69 points
4. Wolves – 67 points
5. Man Utd – 57 points
6. Arsenal –  54 points
7. Burnley – 53 points
8. Sheff Utd – 53 points
9. Tottenham – 49 points
10. Southapton – 48 points
11. Chelsea – 46 points
12. Brighton – 44 points
13. Crystal Palace – 42 points
14. Newcastle – 42 points
15. Watford – 38 points
16. West Ham – 37 points
17. Aston Villa – 36 points
18. Everton – 32 points
19. Bournemouth – 31 points
20. Norwich – 26 points

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