Liverpool and Chelsea among biggest losers as 2026 Premier League table provides grim reading for FOUR huge clubs
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Liverpool and Chelsea among biggest losers as 2026 Premier League table provides grim reading for FOUR huge clubs
Several surprise clubs have fared better than the traditional ‘big six’ clubs during the calendar year...
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Luke has covered sport - including football, MMA, cricket, and boxing - for SPORTbible since 2024, having previously freelanced at Reach and JOE. When he isn't writing for SPORTbible, he's following Everton home and away. Luke also created and hosted a podcast interviewing guests from singers and bands to footballers and boxers.
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