Only four teams have managed to top the Premier League table this season, including Liverpool, Manchester City, Brighton, and Manchester United.
Liverpool have spent the most days on top of the Premier League table this season, leading the pack with 146 days at the summit. Their dominance under Arne Slot has been nothing short of remarkable, as they now find themselves just seven wins away from clinching the coveted title. If they succeed, they will become the only team besides Manchester City to lift the Premier League trophy in the last eight years. And that’s their second premier league title in those years.
Mohamed Salah has been at the heart of Liverpool’s charge, leading the league in both goals (25) and assists (17) so far. His consistency and influence have been crucial in keeping the Reds ahead of their rivals, as they continue their quest for domestic glory.
Despite enduring what has been their worst season since Pep Guardiola’s arrival, Manchester City have still managed to spend 41 days at the top of the table. However, their form has been inconsistent, and they are now more focused on securing a top-four finish rather than defending their title. The reigning champions have set high standards in recent years, but this season’s struggles have exposed weaknesses that their rivals have capitalized on.
For Arsenal, the season has been more than just disappointing. After finishing as runners-up to City in back-to-back seasons, they once again find themselves crumbling behind Liverpool. Injuries have played a role in their struggles, but their biggest regret will undoubtedly be their failure to sign a clinical striker in the January transfer window. That decision could haunt them for years, as they continue to chase a Premier League title that has eluded them since 2004.
Brighton spent 7 days at the top earlier in the season, showcasing their potential before slipping down the standings. Manchester United, meanwhile, briefly led the league for a single day, a fleeting moment of glory in an otherwise challenging campaign.
As for Arsenal, they have yet to spend a single day at the top, a stat that underlines just how far they remain from truly competing for the title.
With Liverpool showing no signs of slowing down, the Premier League crown looks increasingly likely to return to Anfield. The question now is whether any of their rivals can mount a late challenge or if Slot’s men will run away with the title.
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