2025/26 Premier League form guide: Arsenal out in front

It's title favourites Arsenal who lead the way in the 2025/26 Premier League form table, boasting the division's best return across the last six games and strengthening their chances of lifting a first PL trophy since 2004.

Manchester City have matched their tally of 14 points, but with a worse goal difference over the last six games, Pep Guardiola's side have done nothing to close the gap on the league leaders.

City did beat Arsenal in the Carabao Cup final, and it remains to be seen whether or not that has any significant psychological effect, but as the season's climax draws closer, it's the Gunners who continue to hold the advantage.

With a host of clubs fighting it out to secure Champions League football next season, momentum could be everything between now and the end of the season - and it's Michael Carrick's Manchester United who are finding the required form.

Eleven points from their last six has seen them take control in the top-four race, while Liverpool's recent form has also given them an excellent chance of breaking into the Champions League spots.

Aston Villa and Chelsea are both struggling for form, with the latter winning just once in their last six, and with tricky fixtures to come, both sides could see their chances of UCL football fade dramatically in the coming weeks.

Elsewhere, Brighton have put together an excellent run of form to enter the top-four conversation, while both Fulham and Everton are also refusing to give up on the dream of playing in Europe's elite competition.

At the other end of the table, it's Tottenham who seem to be feeling the pressure of what have become very real relegation fears, with Igor Tudor's side earning just one point from their last six Premier League games.

The likes of Leeds, West Ham, and Nottingham Forest aren't faring too much better, with none of the three managing more than one win in their last six, but as Spurs continue to ship goals, they edge closer and closer to the drop zone.

A 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest in their most recent game was arguably Tottenham's worst result of the season, and with the form table painting such a damning picture, the Londoners are now priced at just 5/4 to be playing in the Championship next season.

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