
All 20 Premier League teams have now played at least 30 matches after last weekend's fixtures, with lots of impactful results in Matchweek 30.
We try to make sense of it all in the latest Power Rankings, which are not meant to look at the overall picture, but rather to provide a snapshot based on current form, strength of opposition, and other factors. As always, these rankings are based on Premier League play only.
Here are DAZN News ' Power Rankings ahead of Matchweek 31.
1. Arsenal (—)
Four wins in a row and top of the table. Their spot here is safe as they take a hiatus from league action.
Next match: April 11 vs. Bournemouth
2. Manchester City (—)
The Sky Blues are undefeated in eight Premier League matches but their last two have been draws. Like Arsenal, they also have a while until their next league fixture.
Next match: April 12 at Chelsea
3. Manchester United (—)
The Red Devils bounced back from their lone loss in 2026 with style, dispatching Aston Villa 3-1.
Next match: March 20 at Bournemouth
4. Bournemouth (▲2)
A 0-0 bore draw at Burnley extends the Cherries' unbeaten streak to 10 games.
Next match: March 20 vs. Manchester United
5. Chelsea (▼1)
The Blues were blanked at home by Newcastle and have now only won one of their last five games.
Next match: March 21 at Everton
6. Liverpool (▼1)
A home draw against Tottenham is tantamount to a loss these days.
Next match: March 21 at Brighton
7. Newcastle (▲2)
Back-to-back wins now for the Magpies after their clean sheet at Stamford Bridge.
Next match: March 22 vs. Sunderland
8. West Ham (—)
The Hammers held Man City to a draw and continue to chase safety.
Next match: March 22 at Aston Villa
9. Brentford (▼2)
A 2-2 draw with Wolves does technically extend their undefeated run to three games, but the Bees should be aiming higher.
Next match: March 21 at Leeds United
10. Fulham (▲3)
Their scoreless draw with Nottingham Forest was hardly inspiring, but the Cottagers have now taken points from four of their last five matches.
Next match: March 21 vs. Burnley
11. Everton (—)
Everton fell 2-0 to Arsenal, ending their win streak.
Next match: March 21 vs. Chelsea
12. Aston Villa (▼2)
That's three straight losses for Villa and winless in four. Not exactly how a team wants to enter the final two months of the campaign.
Next match: March 22 vs. West Ham
13. Sunderland (▼1)
The Black Cats' struggles continued with a home loss to Brighton, Sunderland's third defeat in the past five games.
Next match: March 22 at Newcastle
14. Crystal Palace (—)
An uninspiring draw with 10-man Leeds keeps Palace in the same spot as last week.
Next match: April 11 vs. Newcastle
15. Leeds United (—)
Speaking of Leeds, they are now winless in five and not out of the woods in terms of relegation.
Next match: March 21 vs. Brentford
16. Wolves (▲1)
Wolverhampton's revenge tour has started early, as Wolves are almost certainly going down but have suddenly decided to play their best football of the season.
Next match: April 10 at West Ham
17. Brighton (▲1)
A clean sheet victory gives the Seagulls three wins in their last four games.
Next match: March 21 vs. Liverpool
18. Tottenham (▲2)
There's few better ways to end a miserable run than by taking points at Anfield.
Next match: March 22 vs. Nottingham Forest
19. Nottingham Forest (▼3)
Seven games without a win now for the Tricky Trees, who are very much in danger of relegation.
Next match: March 22 at Tottenham
20. Burnley (▼1)
They need a lot more from their final few games of the season if they want to survive the drop, and a scoreless draw at home isn't going to cut it.
Next match: March 21 at Fulham
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