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How the PL would look in 20-21 with separate first-half & second-half tables

Some Premier League teams have flown out of the blocks in games this season only to let their leads slip, while others have been notoriously slow starters and come alive in the second-half.

Manchester United have fallen behind in all six of their Premier League away games this season, only to complete a comeback and secure the three points.

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. Tottenham – 27 points
2. Southampton – 27 points
3. Everton – 23 points
4. Man City – 22 points
5. Crystal Palace – 21 points
6. Chelsea – 21 points
7. Liverpool – 19 points
8. West Ham – 19 points
9. Aston Villa – 15 points
10. Wolves – 15 points
11. Leicester – 15 points
12. Brighton – 14 points
13. Fulham – 13 points
14. West Brom – 12 points
15. Newcastle – 12 points
16. Man Utd – 12 points
17. Leeds -11 points
18. Burnley – 10 points
19. Arsenal – 9 points
20. Sheff Utd – 7 points

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Second-half table

1. Liverpool – 28 points
2. Chelsea – 24 points
3. West Ham – 24 points
4. Leicester – 23 points
5. Aston Villa – 23 points
6. Man Utd – 21 points
7. Arsenal – 19 points
8. Southampton – 19 points
9. Leeds – 18 points
10. Tottenham – 18 points
11. Everton – 17 points
12. Crystal Palace – 17 points
13. Newcastle – 17 points
14. Wolves – 16 points
15. Man City – 13 points
16. Brighton – 12 points
17. Fulham – 9 points
18. Burnley – 9 points
19. West Brom – 8 points
20. Sheff Utd – 5 points


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