The 2025/26 Premier League season is entering its final run-in, with Arsenal leading the way for their first title in over 20 years, while the likes of Wolves, Burnley and West Ham are battling against relegation in the final weeks of the season.
Over the years, we have seen cycles of dominance emerge and end, while there have been teams who have surprised fans with fantastic campaigns and prolonged runs of form, while some may have been lucky to stay in the division.
But what if the Premier League season was 100 games, rather than just 38? 17 teams have been present in the top-flight over the last 100 game weeks, stretching back to September 28th 2023, and this is what the table looks like in that time period.
17-12: Tottenham Struggles Evident
Cristian Romero in action for Tottenham Hotspur
Unsurprisingly, this season's basement club Wolves would also be right at the bottom of the 17 team table over this 100 game period, having won just 27 of their last 100 fixtures in the top flight.
Just above them would be West Ham, who currently sit inside the bottom three this season, after managing just 29 wins themselves, but surprisingly they are just six points behind Tottenham Hotspur, who have been competing in the Champions League this season.
Spurs have just 34 wins from their last 100 games, showing that their troubles are not just rooted to the most recent managerial tenures. Nottingham Forest, Crystal Palace, and Brighton make up 14th to 12th in the table as ever-presents, with none of the six teams able to earn a positive goal difference.
Position Team Games Wins Draws Losses GS GA GD Points
12 Brighton 100 33 35 32 142 149 -7 134
13 Crystal Palace 100 34 31 35 135 137 -2 133
14 Nottingham Forest 100 33 24 43 128 147 -19 123
15 Tottenham Hotspur 100 34 18 48 163 166 -3 120
16 West Ham 100 29 27 44 131 181 -50 114
17 Wolves 100 27 19 54 121 175 -54 101
11-6: Man Utd in Mid Table
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Moving up the table, Fulham and Brentford can't be separated by anything other than goal difference in the last 100 games, with both teams claiming 38 wins and 134 points.
Everton have only earned 35 wins, but they have also lost just 35 times, putting them in ninth place, one point above the two London clubs. Bournemouth's excellent form in recent seasons is also reflected, as they sit in eighth place with a +3 goal difference, and 142 points from their 100 games.
Surprisingly, Manchester United sit just above them in seventh place, with the Red Devils having won just 41 games, earning just five more points than the Cherries. That puts them firmly behind Newcastle, who take sixth place with 159 points, and an impressive 180 goals scored.
Position Team Games Wins Draws Losses GS GA GD Points
6 Newcastle 100 47 18 35 180 145 +35 159
7 Manchester United 100 41 24 35 148 143 +5 147
8 Bournemouth 100 37 31 32 151 148 +3 142
9 Everton 100 35 30 35 111 120 -9 135
10 Brentford 100 38 20 42 159 155 +4 134
11 Fulham 100 38 20 42 144 148 -4 134
1-5: Arsenal Top, Liverpool Third
Mikel Arteta
The top five isn't that surprising when you think back over the last three seasons of action, with Aston Villa having won 50 of their last 100 games in the top flight and registering 173 points to put themselves in fifth place.
Chelsea sit just above them in fourth with 175 points, despite having won the same amount of games. Reigning champions Liverpool can only sit third, however, as they feel the effects of a difficult last campaign under Jurgen Klopp and poor title defence under Arne Slot.
Manchester City enter in 2nd place with 61 wins and 205 points, having won the title in that time frame, but unsurprisingly it's Mikel Arteta's Arsenal who sit top of the pile.
The Gunners have finished as runners-up in the last three campaigns and sit top of the pile this season. Impressively, they've conceded just 79 goals in their 100 games, and sit 14 points clear at the top as the best team in the country over the last 100 games.
Position Team Games Wins Draws Losses GS GA GD Points
1 Arsenal 100 65 23 12 210 79 +131 219
2 Manchester City 100 61 22 17 212 103 +109 205
3 Liverpool 100 58 25 17 206 117 +89 199
4 Chelsea 100 50 25 25 189 135 +54 175
5 Aston Villa 100 50 23 27 162 139 +23 173
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