This is how the Premier League form table now looks on Sunday morning. Newcastle United now twelve weeks into their season. A busy time with already 16 games played this season in all competitions. In between the interminable international breaks,

Under Ange Postecoglou, they won Europe's second-tier competition but, in the Premier League, things were less than impressive with just 11 wins and seven draws in 38 matches since Amorim tipped up at Old Trafford. Fellow London club West Ham United would've picked up the solitary extra point in the time period.

United were 13th in the Premier League table when the Portuguese arrived, up a place from 14th when his appointment was confirmed 10 days earlier. Since Amorim first walked through the doors at Carrington one year ago, he has now managed 38 Premier League matches.

Gameweek 11 of the 2025/26 Premier League season exploded with shock results and major table movement. Title momentum shifted. Relegation panic escalated. And we saw a newly promoted side continue to behave like a European contender.

This week’s Alternative Table is all about how reliant each club have been on new faces for their goals. This includes new signings and youngsters who have made their debut for the club in question this season (like Liverpool’s Rio Ngumoha and Bournemouth’s Eli Junior Kroupi).

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes insists Manchester City are his Premier League title favourites ahead of Arsenal despite the Gunners lead.

This is how the full Premier League table currently now looks on the morning of Sunday 2 November 2025: As you can see, West Ham only kept off the bottom by Wolves six places and eight points below Newcastle in the full Premier League table, whilst nine points and eleven places below NUFC in this updated Premier League form table.

CHELSEA climbed towards the summit by pushing Wolves closer to the door. The Blues enjoyed a rare romp – tearing apart the pathetic bunch propping up the Premier League with a rampant second