Manchester City sit atop the 2026-27 Premier League table with a perfect 15 points from five matches under Enzo Maresca, driven by an efficient attack led by Erling Haaland. Arsenal trail on 12 points after their first defeat, while Brighton’s high-scoring start (16 goals) has them third on 10. Mid-table sides including Brentford, Leeds, Liverpool, and Everton share 9 points amid mixed form. Tottenham and Fulham languish at the bottom on 2 points each following heavy defeats and limited scoring. The post-international-break schedule, featuring Arsenal versus Leeds and Liverpool against Manchester City, will shape early momentum for final points projections across the title race, European places, and relegation battle.