Premier League (England)

The English Premier League (EPL) is one of the most competitive football leagues in the world. The league is part of Europe’s Big Five. This refers to the top divisions of English, French, German, Spanish and Italian soccer – those that dominate the game. Together, their combined revenue is €19.6bn. But it’s the EPL that is at the top. This league has the highest revenue and highest wage costs, at €6.97bn and €4.6bn respectively.

The EPL is also the most-watched league globally. It is broadcast in 212 territories and has a potential audience of 4.7 billion people, according to reports. Since its creation in 1992, 51 clubs have made it into the league. Only seven have ever won the title:

• Manchester United
• Manchester City
• Chelsea
• Arsenal
• Blackburn Rovers
• Leicester City
• Liverpool

With 20 teams battling for the title, European qualification and relegation survival, every match counts. And every goal.

At Livegoals, we provide the latest and most accurate data on the Premier League. In fact, we cover all leagues, not just the big ones. Fans can find up-to-date standings, recent results, upcoming fixtures and top scorer lists. Whether you’re a supporter, analyst or bettor, our platform gives you everything you need to stay informed.

Premier League standings

The league is constantly changing. Whether you’re a fan or a bettor, being up to date with the Premier League standings is important. Fans want to know how their team (and rivals!) are doing. Bettors want accurate information to base wagers on.

EPL teams have different objectives. Some, having just arrived for the season, want to remain there and are battling to avoid relegation. At the top, clubs compete for the title and UEFA Champions League sports. In the middle, teams push for Europa League qualification.

Over a season, there are lots of inevitable changes. Each team plays 38 games (home and away) and across a whole season, there are 380 matches in total. The standings change after every game and if, by the end of the season, there are two teams on the same points, goal difference is used to separate them. This means that every goal matters too.

At Livegoals, we update the standings in real time. The latest rankings are visible after every game. This means you never miss a change. A point gained (or lost) can impact the team’s season. One win could be the one that pushes a club into the top four. A single defeat and they could be in the relegation zone. Soccer has very fine margins, which is one reason why it’s so exciting and popular.

Other things affect the standings too. Injuries and suspensions, especially involving key players, might mean changes are afoot. The fixtures also have an impact. If a weaker team plays strong opponents back-to-back, they might also struggle afterward with poor morale.

For bettors, having accurate standings means they can make informed wagers. Though there are many factors at play, teams doing well often perform better. Conversely, struggling clubs may have difficulty securing a win.

Our statistical coverage means anyone can analyse the current situation as it stands. Bettors can look at performance trends, goal differences and home/away records. And though there’s no such thing as a sure bet, having this data means being able to make better predictions. These statistics give you a deeper understanding of potential performances.

For Premier League fans, keeping track means having a better understanding of the team’s season-long journey. Momentum matters. Winning streaks boost confidence. Poor form often leads to managerial changes. Tracking details gives fans a comprehensive view of the competition. And it means they stay ahead of the game.

Premier League fixtures

The season runs from August to May, and in that period, there are 38 match weeks. Each team has 19 home games and 19 away games. They see each club twice per season.

Following the Premier League fixtures means you can plan. Matches are played on weekends and weekdays, so fixture lists are important for making sure you don’t miss key moments.

At Livegoals, we provide a full and up-to-date fixture list, so you’ll always know when the next matches are happening. We include match dates, kick-off times, teams and venues.

Users can also view live odds for all fixtures. This helps bettors assess the most favourable betting opportunities and make informed decisions.

Having up-to-date information about fixtures is useful. Fans can plan ahead. Knowing when their team is next playing helps with planning to watch the match, either on TV or in person. They can plan their travel, buy tickets and make other arrangements linked to the match too.

Fixture information is also helpful to clubs and their managers, they can analyse which games are coming up to help them plan. Tactics, squad rotations and training can be based around the next lot of games. They can also see what their main rivals have in store.

Teams playing in multiple competitions, for example, those involved in the Premier League, the FA Cup and European tournaments, may struggle with fatigue. This could impact results. Some teams perform better after long rests and others struggle in back-to-back matches. All of this fixture information is useful in predicting how teams might fare in upcoming games.

There are some key fixture periods to note:

• Opening matches: The start of the season can set a club’s tone for the year.
• The festive period: December is packed with games and really tests a squad’s depth and endurance.
• Title-deciding fixtures: Matches between top clubs can shape the title race.
• Relegation battles: Late-season fixtures are intense. They’re crucial for the teams fighting to stay up.

Livegoals’ fixture list and odds display means fans and bettors get the full picture at all times.

Premier League results

Keeping up with match results is important. Every game has an impact on the standings. A single win or loss can change things – both for the team and their rivals. At Livegoals, we update the Premier League results as soon as matches finish.

Our results page shows final scores, goals scored and scorers, red cards and other key match stats by the minute. This means you don’t have to search multiple sites. Everything is there in one place.

Having access to detailed results matters. If you missed a game, you can check the results instantly. Even if you watched the game, looking at the details of the results can help you weigh up the team’s performance, both as a fan and as a bettor. Checking past results helps you with future bets. Teams on winning streaks, for instance, will often continue their form. As a fan, it’s nice to see if form and momentum are continuing too. A club that wins several games in a row is likely to perform well in the next match.

Livegoals provides instant updates. As soon as the final whistle blows, the score is available. You won’t even need to refresh – we update scores automatically. There are full match details. The goal scorers, assists, bookings and stats are all listed. You can also look at head-to-head records to compare past results between teams. Remember, too, that goal difference matters, as do injuries and bookings.

Using Livegoals means you never miss a result. Whether you’re reviewing a team’s progress or looking for betting insights, we have you covered.

FAQs

Does Livegoals have predicted lineups? Yes. We provide predicted lineups a week before each match. These are updated whenever new information (like injuries or suspensions) becomes available. Once official lineups are announced, we update them immediately.

When do I get the predicted lineups? Predicted lineups are available one week before the match. They are regularly updated as and when there are changes in teams.

Does Livegoals have team news such as injuries and suspensions? Yes. We cover injury and suspension updates for all major leagues, including the Premier League.

Can I find odds on the matches? Yes. We offer pre-match and live odds from major operators worldwide. Users can compare odds and find the best betting opportunities.