How Arsenal, Spurs and West Ham fare in new-look predicted Premier League table with heartbreak ahead

Arsenal are gunning for the Premier League title while Chelsea and Spurs will have eyes on Champions League football.

The second international break of the season has arrived and provides Premier League clubs with the chance to recover after a busy few weeks of top flight action.

Arsenal remain unbeaten in the league despite a hectic few weeks which has featured a clash against title rivals Manchester City, European action against PSG and a cup tie with Bolton Wanderers.

Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur will be licking their wounds this week after throwing away a 2-0 lead against Brighton last time out and Enzo Maresca will continue to work with his new-look Chelsea squad.

LondonWorld looks at how the predicted Premier League table currently stands according to the stats experts at Opta.

20th - Southampton

The Saints have a 59.1% chance of finishing bottom of the Premier League.

19th - Ipswich Town

The Tractor Boys have a 24.9% chance of finishing 19th and being relegated to the Championship.

18th - Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolves have a 20.5% chance of finishing 18th and dropping down to the Championship for the first time since 2018.

17th - Leicester City

The Foxes have an 18.1% chance of finishing 17th and narrowly avoiding the drop.

16th - Everton

The Toffees have a 14.5% chance of finishing 16th in another potential relegation battle.

15th - Crystal Palace

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There is pressure on Oliver Glasner. | Getty Images

The Eagles have a 14.4% chance of finishing 15th after a shaky start to the campaign.

14th - AFC Bournemouth

The Cherries have a 14.1% chance of finishing 14th, two places lower than last term.

13th - Nottingham Forest

Forest have a 13.9% chance of finishing 13th, which should see them avoid a relegation fight.

12th - West Ham

The Hammers have a 13.1% chance of finishing 12th, which would be disappointing after a big summer of investment.

11th - Brentford

The Bees have a 12.8% chance of finishing 11th and just missing out on the top half.

10th - Manchester United

The Red Devils have a 13.5% chance of finishing 10th in what would be an underwhelming campaign for Erik ten Hag.

9th - Fulham

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Fulham have turned heads so far this season. | Getty Images

The Cottagers have a 13.1% chance of finishing 9th after a strong start to the season.

8th - Brighton

The Seagulls have a 13.9% chance of finishing 8th in Fabian Hürzeler's first season in charge.

7th - Aston Villa

The Villains have a 15.2% chance of finishing seventh in a season where they are competing in the Champions League.

6th - Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs have an 18% chance of finishing sixth in Ange Postecoglou's second season.

5th - Newcastle United

The Magpies have a 19.5% chance of finishing 5th and returning to European football next season.

4th - Chelsea

The Blues have a 36.8% chance of finishing 4th as the Enzo Maresca era continues.

3rd - Liverpool

The Reds have a 47.2% chance of finishing third and just missing out on the top two once again.

2nd - Arsenal

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Mikel Arteta is trying to go one better than second this season. | Arsenal FC via Getty Images

The Gunners have a 44.4% chance of finishing second in what looks to be another tight title race.

1st - Manchester City

The Cityzens have a 71.1% chance of retaining the league title and finishing 1st.

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