Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham’s updated predicted Premier League finishes after dramatic weekend

After a disrupted September, the Premier League returned this weekend with a full round up fixtures.

Saturday was an afternoon of mixed fortunes for Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur.

The Gunners saw off Spurs in a 3-1 victory in the North London derby, while Chelsea left it late to beat Crystal Palace 2-1.

But how have the weekend’s developments affected all three clubs’ prospects for the season?

We’ve taken a look at the latest predicted table from stats gurus FiveThirtyEight to find out.

Check out the full standings below...

1st - Manchester City

Pts: 88

GD: +67

% chance of winning title: 71%

2nd - Liverpool

Pts: 73

GD: +44

% chance of winning title: 10%

3rd - Arsenal

Pts: 73

GD: +29

% chance of winning title: 10%

4th - Tottenham

Pts: 67

GD: +22

% chance of Champions League qualification: 46%

5th - Chelsea

Pts: 66

GD: +15

% chance of Champions League qualification: 40%

6th - Brighton

Pts: 61

GD: +15

% chance of Champions League qualification: 26%

7th - Manchester United

Pts: 61

GD: +12

% chance of Champions League qualification: 25%

8th - Newcastle United

Pts: 55

GD: +8

% chance of Champions League qualification: 11%

9th - Aston Villa

Pts: 48

GD: -6

% chance of relegation: 9%

10th - Brentford

Pts: 47

GD: -4

% chance of relegation: 9%

11th - West Ham

Pts: 47

GD: -6

% chance of relegation: 10%

12th - Crystal Palace

Pts: 47

GD: -6

% chance of relegation: 11%

13th - Everton

Pts: 43

GD: -14

% chance of relegation: 18%

14th - Leeds United

Pts: 43

GD: -15

% chance of relegation: 19%

15th - Leicester City

Pts: 41

GD: -18

% chance of relegation: 27%

16th - Fulham

Pts: 41

GD: -21

% chance of relegation: 24%

17th - Wolves

Pts: 40

GD: -17

% chance of relegation: 26%

18th - Southampton

Pts: 40

GD: -20

% chance of relegation: 28%

19th - Bournemouth

Pts: 35

GD: -37

% chance of relegation: 49%

20th - Nottingham Forest

Pts: 30

GD: -39

% chance of relegation: 67%