It’s been a high stakes season for the Premier League’s London-based clubs.
Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, and West Ham have all been gunning for European football this season, with various highs and lows along the way.
But how have both sets of fans reacted to the ongoing drama?
New research from Bookmakers.tv has analysed over three million tweets from Premier League fans over the course of the season, and has determined each side’s most positive and negative weeks by counting up what percentage of their social media interactions were generally unfavourable.
The percentage differences have then been ranked to find out who the top flight’s most “fickle” fans are.
Check out the findings, ranking each fanbase from least to most changeable, below...
1. 20th: Liverpool
Highest weekly negative sentiment: 29.7%. Lowest weekly negative sentiment: 17.2%. Difference: 12.5%.
2. 19th: Manchester United
Highest weekly negative sentiment: 34.9%. Lowest weekly negative sentiment: 21.4%. Difference: 13.5%.
3. 18th: Southampton
Highest weekly negative sentiment: 34.5%. Lowest weekly negative sentiment: 20.8%. Difference: 13.7%.
4. 17th: Newcastle United
Highest weekly negative sentiment: 38.3%. Lowest weekly negative sentiment: 23.7%. Difference: 14.6%.