Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham all remain on different levels this season, with the Gunners back in the thick of the title race, while Tottenham are battling for a top four race, well ahead of Chelsea in the bottom half. But where do the London clubs rank when it comes to the Premier League fair play table?
We have put together the latest Premier League fair play table to see how the London clubs compare. The points are calculated by giving one point for each yellow card, three for a second yellow card and five for a red card. Take a look below.

9. Newcastle United - 55
Yellows: 55 Reds: 0 Second yellows: 0 | Getty Images

10. Manchester United - 56
Yellows: 53 Reds: 0 Second yellows: 1 | Manchester United via Getty Imag

11. Burnley - 57
Yellows: 41 Reds: 2 Second yellows: 2 | Getty Images

12. Nottingham Forest - 58
Yellows: 47 Reds: 1 Second yellows: 2 | AFP via Getty Images


